Razer Blade, Can you Upgrade it?

[Ferrucho1]

Hi guys, I have been looking at some gaming laptops and I figurative out that I wanted a razer blade. Which should I get the pro or the nomar. And my other question is, if it is Upgradable?

 

[dav_jw]

Between those two, if your mind is really set on one of those, I'd get the Razer Blade (not Pro). It's smaller, lighter, has a higher resolution screen (though you'll probably have to select a lower resolution when gaming), similar CPU (200Mhz less), better GPU and is cheaper. Half the amount of RAM (and most likely soldered), but 16GB is overkill anyway.

And I doubt that you can upgrade any of those machine much. SSD, yes. CPU, RAM, maybe. GPU, no way.

 

[Ferrucho1]

Between those two, if your mind is really set on one of those, I'd get the Razer Blade (not Pro). It's smaller, lighter, has a higher resolution screen (though you'll probably have to select a lower resolution when gaming), similar CPU (200Mhz less), better GPU and is cheaper. Half the amount of RAM (and most likely soldered), but 16GB is overkill anyway.

And I doubt that you can upgrade any of those machine much. SSD, yes. CPU, RAM, maybe. GPU, no way.

 

[Ferrucho1]

Hi, Dav I am still researching but I can´t find nothing. Which laptop would you recommend me to get? I am looking for gaming but a light weight laptop with a good design .

 

[evtehbaus28]

Do you have a price range? I can help you out with choosing a laptop if you tell us your budget.

 

[Ferrucho1]

Do you have a price range? I can help you out with choosing a laptop if you tell us your budget.

 

[Ferrucho1]

I will be looking for a laptop between 1600-2300 dollar.

 

[evtehbaus28]

Then definitely I would recommend going with an MSI laptop. They look great and perform the best. Their flagship gaming laptop is within your price range, at $2200, the GT70 2PC Dominator.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834152548&cm_re=Gt70-_-34-152-548-_-Product

 

[evtehbaus28]

But if you don't plan on going anywhere with the laptop, and just intend to keep it in your house, I would build a custom gaming PC. You definitely have the budget to build a great rig that will play the latest games on max settings and still have some headroom for games still to come.