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badjuju

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  2. Thank you for giving me a budget. The most important thing for gaming is gonna be your GPU and RAM. I would recommend an RTX 30XX or RTX 40XX card (XX => replaceable by any number) with 16 GB of RAM and a decent processor (anything better than an i7 7XXX should work wonders tbh, but let's just go with a newer version). Over all best pick: MSI Katana. Here's Acer's Nitro gaming laptop, other than that we also have this one. These are bit more expensive but are great: Asus ROG strix, Razor Blade (this one is actually reasonably sized). Please note that even though 4050 is a bigger number than 3070, a 3070 GPU is better. Also note that you should look into some YouTube reviews (like Linus Tech Tips) to get a better idea of what the laptop can do. Lastly, GTA 5 is now over a decade old, as such almost every laptop under the sun can run it, however, my selection was based off of what I believe future games would demand. Also, remember that the CPU, GPU, and RAM used in a laptop is not the same as the ones used in desktops even if they have the same name. A laptop will almost always perform worse than a desktop.
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  4. Alright, so, GTA is now free (for a while). Many people have "bought" it. So for all of their and also my sake, I want to ask is there any work being done to make it possible to play GTA 5 LSPDFR on the Epic version?

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