Multiplayer Live Gameplay on Battlefield V with a Dell G7 17 Gaming Laptop

Playing the battlefield v on the dell g7 laptop was an awesome experience, the hardware performed beyond my expectation considering is a gaming laptop and not a custom built desktop; expected though knowing that it was running on the nvidia rtx 2070 user mobile graphics card.

Multiplayer gameplay was a good way to test the performance of this dell gaming laptop, considering I had experienced a 15 inch screen before from dell when I had the 15 7567 model which did good but not as good considering is running a gtx 1050 ti instead; however this new dell g7 laptop ran stable under maximum settings.

I do recommend however when considering playing games like battlefield v to have your hardware maxed out to allow the graphics to perform independent rather than needing to use other hardware resources like the installed memory or the processor clock speed and more so when playing games on a laptop; in my example with that in mind I ordered this g7 dell laptop with an i9 processor also the 1tb solid state drive in addition to these I got it with the 32gb ddr4 memory.

Battlefield V ran very good under the optimized settings applied by the nvidia geforce application, I did not need to make any adjustments to the graphics for it to perform well which is expected under these specifications; and more so if you are running it while plugged in to the power not relying on the battery life.

I know that gaming on a laptop like this dell g7 which is their new series needed to be a good experience for me, besides the upgrades added to the hardware I wanted to also get the 17 inch screen display running at 300 hz which is perfect for what is under the hood; of course you will pay a premium from dell right at the time of purchase but it sure was worth it if you want to order it maxed out.

For those of you gamers looking for a gaming laptop that is reliable go with a dell g model, I’ve had a few over the years and they performed well and more so to be expected when the hardware is maxed out; should you be on a budget than my recommendation is to order the laptop at a reasonable specifications to meet your price point with the idea to later in the near future upgrading it so is maxed out.