Ok, I have troubles deciding what I will buy.

I have seen 2 toshiba's, One for 700 dolars And the other for 680, Both are good systems at good prices, And whit discounts. The problem is that they have different proscesators.

The spects are...

Toshiba L 645-5P4133

OS: Windows 7
Intel Core i3 - 380m
Ram: 3gb
Hard drive: 320gb
Graphic card: ATI MOBILITY RADEON HD 5145

700 Dolars

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Toshiba L 645D-sp4131L

OS: Windows 7
AMD phenom II
Ram: 3gb
Hard drive: 320gb
Graphic card: ATI MOBILITY RADEON HD 5470

680 Dolars

What one is better for gaming? Thats all At the moment. I will update this thread soon.

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Also, Those systems will run ray tracing? How much FPS I will get if I turn it On?

I doubt that those systems can't handle shaders.


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EDIT: found samsung at 1000$, but I still think that is too expencive.

Specs:

OS: Windows 7
Intel core i5 - 480m
ram: 3 gb
HD: 500gb
Graphics card: Nvidia GeForce 330m - 1gb. (I dislike this one, i preffer ATI HD series.)

Thank you.

Go for the Toshiba L 645D-sp4131L.

Why you recommend it?

Look into other brands, like Lenovo and ASUS.
The majority of their laptops are centered towards gaming, while not being like alienware and charging 500$ for the design.
Also, I've never looked into it but Sager. I dont really know how much they would cost but that would be another option for you.

EDIT: just looked a little at Sager. I would say they're a great choice. Just look for yourself.
http://www.sagernotebook.com/index.p...selected_cat=9

Friendly company, But I dont have much to spend, I will buy one of those toshiba's. And save money for one of those sagers, maybe the one for 850'ish.

I will stick to that company, Liked It.

What do you think about AMD Phenom series?

Of those three that you posted.

The ATI cards aren't very good and the better would get 30fps max without RT. The 330 would handle it better, but not great.
3gb of ram isn't very much.

I would say that you'd have to get at least a 1000$ laptop to truly consider it a gaming laptop.

I suggest you buy the drivers separately, and make ur own gaming notebook.