Kneliking

Just for clarification, yes Path of Exile is "Free to Play," but it's not "pay to win." Most of it's micro transactions are cosmetic (for example glowing weapons/armour, or an elemental effect on your sword) and the only thing that isn't cosmetic is increased storage for you stash (basically the "bank" that all character on your account can access). Even without that purchase you should be fine for quite awhile, as the stash has four fairly large sections.

The only gripe I have with PoE is that it's online only. However considering what you're getting for free I can look past that (unlike with Diablo III).

I'm going to try PoE. It looks interesting from skill standpoint as there are so many builds to choose from.

just avoid chips Intel chips that say "U" or "Y" at the end and you'll get some beef.

I wish I know more about this. I don't currently own a laptop. I have a desktop that does that job just fine but I'm planning to be mobile as I work home-based so I will need something that I can carry anywhere without any trouble.

I suppose if it's not good enough for gaming, it will also have a problem running 3d studio max for rendering 3d images?

It all depends on how much you are willing to spend. Check for the video card in the first place, as it tends to be the bottleneck in most cases.

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My budget is around $700. The problem is I have no idea about the hardware stuffs and I don't know what exactly to look for when it comes to video cards.

Hi Guys,

I'm new here and I hope someone can help me. I have little idea about hardware stuff and I am planning to purchase a laptop that can handle programs like 3D Studio max, Photoshop and probably high end gaming. I was hoping somebody can give me ideas on which product is the best for this matter.

Thank you in advance!