Laptops and Malzahar

Chad Te Employee · 2016-07-18T04:55:07.224Z

1) what laptop cheaper then 500 can run league. I travel a lot and I really only play league so I don't need much space. My only requirements that it's less then 500 and can run league efficiently 2) Here's where I go off the deep end. I spent 5$ on shadow prince Malzahar and it's been the biggest rip off. It's easy to get fed off Malzahar so combined with his passive the only color you'll see is a teeny tiny lighter purple around him. Like make his void shift yellow or something because overall it's a crap skin that ain't worth a cent

Chad Te Employee·Jul 18, 2016·1 votes·331 views

what laptop cheaper then 500 can run league. I travel a lot and I really only play league so I don't need much space. My only requirements that it's less then 500 and can run league efficiently
Here's where I go off the deep end. I spent 5$ on shadow prince Malzahar and it's been the biggest rip off. It's easy to get fed off Malzahar so combined with his passive the only color you'll see is a teeny tiny lighter purple around him. Like make his void shift yellow or something because overall it's a crap skin that ain't worth a cent

3 Comments

MeriipuJul 18, 20161 votes

I dislike bright colours like red yellow orange and green for spell effects though like they blend into the grassy SR textures too well

Chad Te EmployeeJul 18, 20161 votes

They at least need to add something to make the skin be a skin

underscores222Jul 18, 20161 votes

Any laptop that's a year or so old should be able to run the game just fine and still be in good condition. However, pre-owned laptops are kinda sketchy, so I would suggest getting a new one.

I waited for a sale at my local bestbuy and got my computer for $150 off, plus a rebate for another $100, bringing the total to around $500. This was about 3 years ago and it still runs league fairly well (though it's getting old and likes to heat up a lot)

Depending on what sort of graphic quality you want, you should be looking for something with at least 4 GB RAM and a mid-range graphics card and processor. 500 GB HD would probably be fine for general use. Avoid any extra features unless you want them.

I would suggest that you start keeping an eye on the sales papers to get an idea on the costs and basic components that computers are coming with (how much RAM is normal, etc). Generally stores have back to school sales starting in August, and you should be able to get a decent deal on a laptop then.

If you are getting a new laptop, keep in mind that you will probably want this to run for 3-5 years. It's better to spend a little extra and get a slightly better system that will take longer to age out. If an extra $100 can bump you up 1GB of RAM, plus a better processor and graphics card, it will keep your computer significant for another year or so, which means you don't have to buy a new one as soon.