Better setup for gaming laptop?

[TheRyBobster347]

Two gaming laptops in mind with the same graphics card. The hard part is, 1 has 7200 RPM hard drive w/ SATA II - 3GB/s and 250 GB SSD, but a whopping 4-4.4 GHz processor. The other is 7200 RPM w/ SATA III 6GB/s and 256 GB SSD, but only 2.5-3.5 GHz processor. I want a good gaming laptop for high graphics games, but a good balance for speed and time the computer will last. Which will be better? Thanks!

 

[ThatVietGuy]

Need full specs of each laptop.

 

[TheRyBobster347]

Nvidia GTX 980M 8GB
4th Generation Intel® Haswell Core™ i7-4710HQ (2.5GHz - 3.5GHz, 6MB Intel® Smart Cache)
24GB RAM
2x128 m.2 SSD (no raid)
1TB 7200RPM (SATA III - 6GB/s
MSI brand
and...
Nvidia GTX 980M 8GB
Sager - 4th Generation Intel® Haswell Core™ i7-4790K Unlocked [Z97 Chipset] (4.0GHz - 4.4GHz, 8MB Intel® Smart Cache)
24GB RAM
250GB Samsung 850 EVO M.2 mSATA SSD
1TB 7200RPM [SATA II - 3GB/s]
SAGER brand
Hope it helps!

 

[ThatVietGuy]

If you want all-out performance then the Sager would be better just for the sheer fact that it's using a desktop CPU.

 

[TheRyBobster347]

If you want all-out performance then the Sager would be better just for the sheer fact that it's using a desktop CPU.

Will the Sager still be very good for gaming and will it last at least a few years before I need a new one?

 

[ThatVietGuy]

Laptops usually don't last longer than 2-3 years before you start feeling its age.

You should be good for at least that much, maybe a little more since it has a desktop CPU and the GTX 980m is pretty beastly.

 

[TheRyBobster347]

Laptops usually don't last longer than 2-3 years before you start feeling its age.

You should be good for at least that much, maybe a little more since it has a desktop CPU and the GTX 980m is pretty beastly.

Ok thanks I'll probably be buying the Sager