Is it fast enough to play video games on? null

This laptop is not good for PC gaming. It has an integrated GPU on the CPU which is going to be under powered for all PC games. Look for a laptop with a dedicated GPU in it.

7th gen won't help. Just get a laptop with a dedicated graphics. Nvidia GTX 940MX is good.

Always check the game publisher's web site. The CPU has plenty of horsepower and the SSD is much quicker than a hard drive. If you play online, the network chip is quick, wired or wireless. The built in graphics are Intel 520HD. For highly graphic intensive games, you will have problems unless you lower details, AA and resolution, but the game will most likely be playable....

Yes....just not the most demanding at the highest settings. Check your game supplier and see if Intel 550HD graphics are powerful enough to play the game. The SSD and 12GB of memory will be fine for most all games. If you want to play more demanding games....go for a 7th gen i7 or a laptop with discrete graphics from nVidia or AMD.

It ran pacman perfectly ON MAX SETTINGS! Would reccomend to anyone beginning into this vast gaming industry

Absolutely. I can be running 3-4 different photo editing programs with no issues at all. I don't play games as much as I used to but it for sure has the power.

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This laptop is not good for PC gaming. It has an integrated GPU on the CPU which is going to be under powered for all PC games. Look for a laptop with a dedicated GPU in it.
Answered by Anonymous 9 years ago
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7th gen won't help. Just get a laptop with a dedicated graphics. Nvidia GTX 940MX is good.
Answered by Anonymous 9 years ago
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Always check the game publisher's web site. The CPU has plenty of horsepower and the SSD is much quicker than a hard drive. If you play online, the network chip is quick, wired or wireless. The built in graphics are Intel 520HD. For highly graphic intensive games, you will have problems unless you lower details, AA and resolution, but the game will most likely be playable....
Answered by PCGremlin 9 years ago
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Yes....just not the most demanding at the highest settings. Check your game supplier and see if Intel 550HD graphics are powerful enough to play the game. The SSD and 12GB of memory will be fine for most all games. If you want to play more demanding games....go for a 7th gen i7 or a laptop with discrete graphics from nVidia or AMD.
Answered by PCGremlin 9 years ago
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It ran pacman perfectly ON MAX SETTINGS! Would reccomend to anyone beginning into this vast gaming industry
Answered by Wexxy 9 years ago
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Absolutely. I can be running 3-4 different photo editing programs with no issues at all. I don't play games as much as I used to but it for sure has the power.
Answered by Brett 9 years ago
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