I have a Vita from 2012 that probably hasn’t been used since around 2015. I found it in a box and it wouldn’t turn on so I got a new charger cable. That didn’t work so I bought a new battery to replace the old one. That got it to turn on but it still won’t charge. Could it have a bad charging port, and how hard is it to replace that? Is there any other reasons why it won’t charge?
United States
$1200-$1500
Maybe
Any Size
Would prefer something light, but not a priority. My current laptop (Dell G5 5590) is pretty heavy and would prefer it not get heavier than that.
Gaming, video editing, photo editing, and general use.
Standard
I mainly play older games on PC, but I would like to run the new Gears of War E-Day on at least recommended settings, and play some other newer titles if possible. I will be using adobe products for editing. I currently am on a Dell G5 5590 and it performs well with everything I currently do, I just doubt that it run newer games at a decent frame rate. It doesn't handle multiple tasks going on at once well, and I would like the newer laptop to perform better in general.
No preference, my current laptop I have to keep plugged in. If it can get a couple hours off the charger while not gaming that is a plus.
Performance, Weight, Size, Battery life.
Would like something with a sleek design that is easier to carry around than my current laptop. I have a SSD that I want to add to the new laptop, so I would like an extra slot available. I would like this laptop to last as long as my current laptop which is going on 7 years with no real performance issues.
Thank you guys!
Budget: $1300
Country: USA
Use Case: Gaming (I want to be able to run Gears of War E-Day on at least medium settings), light video editing, photo editing
Preferred Specs: I want at least 16 GB RAM (would prefer 32 GB) and a good CPU for editing.
Notes: I currently own a Dell G5 5590, so anything that greatly outperforms that will do.
Want to know how well this will run and any other recommendations since this is my first time trying to build a game by PC. I would like to spend under $1500. I would like a slots for USB connections and WiFi capability. I live in the US and currently own a Dell G5 15 gaming laptop. I want to play new games (Gears Of War E-Day) at 60 fps with at least medium graphics settings. I also use adobe suites like Premiere and Photoshop that also require a good bit of power.