From gaming experience, I assume certain budget only afford limited attributes point, and its up to me choose the spread of attributes point among the kiviat diagram of the laptop. So, I like to know if my laptop specification exist in reality, and what's the compromise (if any) for that (/those) priced suggestion(s).
In short:
-budgeted RM2,000 (and below)
-reliable laptop (not wear out too fast)
-capable of smooth multitasking (2 tasks or more).
In length:
Size: medium and above (comfort viewing)
OS: windowed (any average window surviving current tech performance standards)
Usage:
-Smooth 2 multitasking and above (eg. 1 browser/media player + MsOffice; or 2 MsOffice same time, etc)
-Smooth low end gaming (if Minecraft, Terraria, etc with lowest settings counted as low end)
-Sustain (heat concern, etc ) above average usage time (actually considered heavy usage time reaching 10 hours + during weekends)

Extra (if my specification satisfied too easily):
-intel based maybe?
-4GB RAM maybe? (optimal match to cpu abilities?)
-SSD storage maybe?
-priorities order maybe: lenovo>dell>asus>toshiba... ... (if my brand conception not wrong, slightly dislike acer)
*remaining specs like camera, resolution, styles, etc not so critical

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@myway1985 myway1985 Thanks for the suggestion . (I'm not a very techie guy) So mentioning Asus AMD A9 at the salesman (hopefully lucky to get a knowledgeable one) should be able to get me the right recommendations (affordable laptop that really can run smoothly), right ? (among all those funny model alphanumerics choices )

This post has been edited by Artemon Bruno: Oct 13 2017, 09:54 AM