Edweird wrote:
Alright, if you consider 180fps lagging.
I play PlanetSide2 on decently high settings and that is probably one of the most CPU-intensive games to date, there being the possibility of roughly 200 players and assortments of flying and land vehicles within 100m of each other with explosions going on and literally thousands of bullets flying around in an exteremely detailed weapon dynamics environment - and the 4710 does just fine with that at around 35-50fps. Smaller fights easily get 75+fps.
The game was lovely with the screen on 75Hz and with G-SYNC.
Unfortunately, you won't get much more out of the 4710.
Now this is called common sense.
Majks wrote:
I play with 144hz monitor, I pretty much require 288 fps constant or somewhere around there. Anything below 180 fps doesnt feel smooth as is it with 250+ fps. I dont want my laptop to lag when I have 5 ppl rushing me where there is a really good excute with smokes and molotovs and you see 5 players on your screen it just sucks and your mouse movement isnt as smooth.
This is just called non-sense -_- ... I'm sorry but even with a 144Hz monitor, going past 144Hz means that the monitor doesn't have the ability to actually show you more than 144FramesPerSecond. I get it if you want to go on a pro level at CS:GO, but even the pro's know that, for the moment, more than 144FPS is just overkill.
You know what happens with those extra frames that exceed your 144Hz refresh rate ? They overlap on your current frames (and this can result in vertical tearing of the image) or they are dropped and in the end you only get 144FPS... Therefore it is quite impossible to say that going from 288 to 200FPS when your monitor doesn't support more than 144FPS is really affecting your in-game performance. If it goes under 144FPS then I do understand. But now tbh, why would you even bother buying a notebook like G751 if you are using it on an external monitor ? You could've got one amazing desktop unit with Gtx980Ti in that budget.
