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When you are about to get into gaming, it’s a little hard to get the best possible gaming laptop out on the market. Yes, it’s way important to think before buying a gaming laptop. Now I am not talking about a laptop for games like Mario and metal. I am talking the high-end games like PUBG, GTA V, etc. What more important is that that laptop should perform smoothly at these games. Yes, there are gaming laptops under 500 which support these games but I am sorry to tell you that they might not have performance that might be expecting. On the other hand, these budget gaming laptops can perform better at some low-end games like the prince of Persia, PUBG mobile on the emulator and a few others. Apart from that, we also have some of top of the line laptops which is a relief in gaming. But here we’re talking about the minimum specs so we’ll stick t that.

GPU

Graphics is the main component which plays an important role in managing the frame rates. We can’t deny the fact that a faster graphics card delivers the smooth graphics on the screen. So the minimum GPU which is required for gaming should be GTX 1050 but if you want more frame rates I would strongly recommend going for a GTX 1070 Ti.

Processor

If I only mention the GPU, that’s not enough, If you want the perfect gaming, the high-end processor is must. Basically, there are many CPUs on the market these days but when you go for a laptop, I would recommend to go for a laptop with the latest gen processor. Core i5 is a nice option if you’re about t start gaming from the scratch. `Other than that you can also go to a higher level if you want your laptop to handle everything on the best way possible.

RAM

That’s the part that we can’t deny In fact even if you have the best possible hardware but if you’re having a low memory, your laptop is going to struggle in managing many tasks at the same time So i would recommend starting with the basic memory of 8GB which is enough for multi-tasking. Furthermore, you can also buy a laptop with the higher specs but 8GB would be enough I guess.

Conclusion

My final remarks on buying the best gaming laptop are that if you’re a beginner, i would recommend to go with the gaming laptop under the budget of 500 which is a good start. If you want to have the laptop with the blazing performance, you can go to the higher level but the main thing is that you have to leave more bucks on the table.

There are so many mobile cases coming up in the market with every passing day. Right when the iPhone 7 hit the market, new armored cases are already popping their heads up. The best thing about these cases is that the manufacturing units are always coming up with some of the new design and styles. So, there are hard chances of you mixing your case with someone else. So, before you head out in the market to purchase that perfect armored case for iPhone 7, there are some tips you might want to know.

• Type of the case:

The market has so many types of cases available for iPhone. You need to decide on the purpose of buying iPhone case first. Depending on that, the variations in iphone 7 armor case will matter. Do you want to buy a case for protecting your screen or want to cover the back of the iPhone from any scratches? If screen is not the matter of concern over here, you can consider going for the ultra-thin cases with minimalistic look.

• Raised lip for protecting screen:

If you are always paranoid of breaking iPhone’s screen then you might have to look out for iPhone case with raised lip. It helps in protecting devices if that falls face down. The downside of such an iPhone case is that it makes edges swiping to go back to previous screen a little bit inconvenient.

• Going for the clear cases:

Sometimes, the amazing jet black back of the iPhone 7 is just awesome to look at and buying a case means you have to cover that up. Now the whole beauty of the phone lies in that back color. But that does not mean you will leave your phone unprotected, do you? Hat can be done during such instances? Well, you have to head towards the clear case market for that. But, there is one issue associated with clear cases too. These cases are primarily made out of plastic, which might get scratches too easily and will end up with a yellowish tinge with passing time.

• Material of the case:

You have to be very sure of the material of the mobile phone case before you invest money in any one. The reliable manufacturing units will offer great protection for screen with raised lip. As these cases are made out of shock absorbing TPU, the suction based stand will not work. You have to use it with a separate form of car holder mainly because of the case style.

• Opening for headphone and lightning port or jack:

Another mandatory point to note while purchasing iPhone 7 cover is whether the bottom part of the device is open for the charging units. Each model has its separate style and the individual cases will be made accordingly. So, don’t forget to check that before purchasing.

Once you have gone through these options, there is no looking back from there. Following these points will help you select the best armored or other types of iPhone 7 cases.

Author Bio: Pete Campbell is a Business Tech Analyst. He is very responsible towards hid job. He loves to share his knowledge and experience with his friends and colleagues.

For Website administrators, having and using a Web analytics application is an absolute necessity. That’s how the thinking goes, anyway. Most wouldn’t dream of starting a Website, producing content, and making strategic decisions about the direction of the site without referring to data from their analytics app. To do so would be anathema.

But isn’t it healthy to question common assumptions? Shouldn’t we be loathe to blindly accept the “analytics make the Web go ’round’ dogma?
For the critical thinking Web administrators among us, here are four reasons new Websites may not need to collect any data about visitors– at least for the first few months.

1. You don’t have any traffic.
   Our first reason is the most obvious. If your Website is new, it won’t have any traffic anyway. And if you don’t have any traffic, there’s really nothing to monitor.

For the first few months of your site’s existence, you should focus on activities that create traffic where before there was none. Producing great content, engaging an audience on social media, and demonstrating thought leadership are things that will bring visitors to your site over time.

On the other hand, scrutinizing the modicum of data collected by an analytics application during your Website’s infancy will be a waste of time. There simply isn’t enough data from which to learn much of anything.

2. It’s a distraction.
   So it’s your site’s second week of life, and you’re already fiddling with Google Analytics. Know what that means? It means you’re not engaging in more productive activities that would give you a reason to use the analytics application in the first place.

Remember: Learning from data can be time-consuming, and most analytics applications monitor a lot of stuff.  When you don’t have any traffic, the time you spend “analyzing” those metrics is little more than a distraction.
And when you’re distracted, you’re not doing things that help your site.

3. It slows your site down.
   This will be true whether your site is new with no traffic or mature with ample traffic, but there’s just no denying it: Google Analytics slows your site down, even if only a little bit.
   When your site has lots of visitors, however, it’s ok that the analytics app slows it down. Knowing where your traffic comes from and how well it’s converting are worth the trade-off of having your site run a bit more slowly.

But when your site is new, why slow it down for the few visitors who do somehow end up there? There’s not enough traffic from which to glean helpful data, and you’re putting a damper on the overall experience for those first new visitors and, hopefully, those who will become your first subscribers.
It’s just not worth it.

4. A lot of it is hype.
   Question: How do you know your site is successful?
   If you’re selling a product, you should have some buyers. If you’re selling a service, you should be getting some clients. If you’re blogging, you should have a growing subscriber list. And so it goes.
   If those things are happening, you know your site is successful. You don’t need an analytics application to tell you that. It’s just… obvious.

That’s why analytics is, to an extent, a lot of hype. Sure, most companies should develop an analytics strategy that includes tracking particular metrics, measuring conversion rates, and using data to make decisions. Many small businesses and single-owner operations should, too – especially when they’re getting a lot of traffic.

But if you’re getting the business, the inquiries, or the subscriber numbers you’re after without fiddling with analytics, then you’re doing a good job. Analytics can tell you things that help you improve those numbers over time. However, in the beginning, the push to make decisions based on data could leave you more confused than enlightened.

The solution? Take a measured approach to analytics. Use metrics when you need them, and ignore them when you don’t. In the end, you’ll enjoy less stress – and more success – than if you went along with the hype.