Bought an i-7 gaming laptop a couple years ago and it fried many fuses and plugs. Figured there had to be a better way. Found it!
2017 Acer 1080P Gaming and Performance Laptop (actually it's a notebook).
16 GB DDR4 RAM, Intel i5-7200U (3.10 Ghz Turbo) Dual Core / Nvidia 950M Graphics, 256 GB SSD + 1TB with HC branded protective sleeve.
Full HD 15.6 " Active Matrix TFT Color LCD with ComfyView, 1920 x 1080
(runs great on my 30" monitor at home at 2560x1440 rez)
Ports: HDMI, 1x2.0 USB, 2x3.0 USB, 1x3.1 Type C Ethernet (RJ-45)
Wireless LAN IEEE 802.11ac
Battery lasts up to 12 hours (only a couple hours playing the games below)
Weight 5.27 lbs. Dimensions 1.2" x 15" x 10.2"
No optical drive, but I use an external when needed. Better to have the solid state drive for 5 second windows and fast load on your programs (use the hard drive for data. I moved Documents, Music, etc there)
Also bought a 12 volt adapter made for this notebook off Ebay for $15 which never heats up even with the most demanding games.
I play games like Fallout 4, Planet Explorers, Skyrim 5, World of Warcraft and other high graphic demanding games that heat up the CPU.
Bought it on amazon.com for $729
Truck battery never runs out of juice with this efficient PC. If you upgrade to a i7 quad core you can no longer use a notebook. It has to be a power hungry laptop. An i5 dual core will run almost all of today's games.
Gaming Computer that will run on 12 volts easy
Discussion in 'Trucking Electronics, Gadgets and Software Forum' started by Diantane, Jun 21, 2017.
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