Lenovo Legion Y530

Gaming on a laptop is a great experience, especially if you take full advantage of the portability and take the PC to LAN events. That said, choosing a laptop to game on is actually rather simple — you just need a dedicated GPU. Thing is, if you want to save money and spend less than $1,000, this is where things can get a little tricky. There are plenty of options out there, but it's all about matching the CPU, GPU and other components to a great price.

Community member hudson31 is searching for a gaming laptop for less than 70,000 rupees, which is around $1,000.

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hudson31

I'm looking for a gaming laptop within a budget range under 70k in rupees. I found this guide: https://www.bestlaptopninja.com/best-laptops-under-500/, but still confused what to choose. Please help.

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We rounded up some of the best gaming laptops available for purchase with the Lenovo Legion Y530 taking our recommended budget option at just over $1,000. This laptop isn't a slouch either, packing an Eighth Generation Intel Core i7-8750H CPU, NVIDIA GTX 1050 Ti GPU, and 16GB of DDR4 RAM. Just make sure you have at least an Intel Core i5 and a GTX 10 series GPU. At least 8GB of RAM helps too.

Of course, if you don't need a laptop and the portability, save yourself even more cash and build your own gaming desktop for less than $800.

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