Graphic recommendation for a laptop of around 500-550 euros.

[Kernel1.0]

Hello, I'm not going to ask you to look for a laptop for gaming in that price range, someone has already asked me to do that :facepalm:.
But since I'm completely disconnected when it comes to graphics processors, I ask for help. What's the best I can find in that price range? Are the integrated ones from AMD worth it?

Edit, this is what I was looking for. Around that price, we would be talking about the GT840M

GPU comparison
GTX 970

100%
GTX 980M

92.986467683355%
GTX 970M

69.442107864784%
GTX 960

67.694193649979%
GTX 780M

56.692952783911%
GTX 965M

54.397895092854%
GTX 870M

53.99881867009%
GTX 750 Ti

43.142858214805%
GTX 770M

39.823869836543%
GTX 960M

37.292057386393%
GTX 860M

36.279623339324%
Radeon R9 M370X

31.206063568678%
GTX 850M

30.113602163457%
Iris Pro 5200

28.689610461275%
GT 845M

28.075302175439%
Radeon R9 M265X

27.263281266581%
GT 650M

27.088044830124%
Radeon HD 8750M

23.880839311938%
Radeon R7 M265

23.33883563543%
Iris 5100

23.277706461275%
HD Graphics 5000

22.935387248609%
HD Graphics 6000

22.079589216945%
GT 840M

21.68720524433%
HD Graphics 4600

20.449497413778%
HD Graphics 4400

20.13163014463%
HD Graphics 5500

19.813761560976%
Radeon R5 M230

19.377712773641%
Radeon R4 Series

16.300915375267%
HD Graphics

[whoololon]

Puff, for €500, for an Intel, being optimistic, a 940M or a 950M, although the norm is to come across the integrated graphics of an i3 (HD4400) and the sticker of "Gamming".
As for AMD, there are A10s with their R6 graphics that are quite decent, but it's better not to get anything below an A10… well, that's up to you. ;D

Edit: An approximate equivalence, Intel's HD4400s are equivalent to AMD's HD8610g in laptops. The GTX950m is equivalent to AMD's HD6970m, which, incidentally, doesn't have much difference (HD6970m) compared to the R9 M290X.
Also, in the laptop segment, AMD suffers from the same shortcomings as in desktop computers: lack of efficiency.

[Kernel1.0]

Ok thanks in the end it's going to be something more or less like this.
Intel Core i5-5200U
8 GB
Nvidia GeForce GT 840M, 2 GB
HD 1024 GB
15.6'', 1366 x 768 px (101 ppi)
2500 mAh
2x USB 2.0, 1x USB 3.0, Ethernet, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, 1x HDMI, 1x VGA, Windows 8.1

[Fassou]

With that budget, you could put together a desktop to be able to play, but not a laptop :nono:

The models that dare to call themselves Gaming, start at the GTX850/950 and go for 700€, although we all know that at least a GTX860/960 and you will have to look around a lot to not go over 1,000€

On the blog of putoinformatico.com, you have a lot of models and recommendations, but if it is not mandatory that it is a laptop, you have a simple desktop for 350€ at CoolPC, to which you only have to add a monitor, and you know how easy it would be to be able to improve it with a more powerful graphics card, if necessary.

Salu2!

[Kernel1.0]

calla calla, who has a desktop that with 500 of expansion you can't see, but there's no way he wants a laptop... everyone does what they want

[Fassou]

@Kernel1.0:

calla calla, who has a desktop that with 500 of expansion you can't see, but there's no way he wants a laptop... everyone does what they want

[Kernel1.0]

I am on the verge of tears.

[amd125]

Tell him the truth, that for that price he won't be able to play anything modern in a decent way. Maybe for strategy games, which aren't as important as FPS, he can, but for shooter games... he'll be left with this face :ugly. A friend wanted a laptop to play games a year and a half ago, and I think his budget was around 700 - 800 or so... I was looking at computers from the Iron Mountain and MSI brands... well, in the end he bought one from BBVA I think because they let him pay in installments and stuff... and I told him that with the graphics card it came with he wouldn't be able to play. I don't remember the model anymore but it was only for office work and not much else. He bought it... and sold it a few months later. What can you do, he always does the same thing, he asks for my advice and then does what he wants :osvaisacagar. Well, on the downside, when he buys it tell us the exact model so that a few days later we can look on second-hand forums to see if said laptop is being sold ;D to see if we can buy it back with a good discount. Now seriously, show him some video on YouTube with a similar laptop, with a game like BF4 so that his balls fall to the ground from how poorly it will run. :facepalm.