Laptop that will be able to play Skyrim on Ultra with ENB and 2-4k textures

[Ceeo]

How's it going guys?

 

Just wanted to know:

 

Between the

 

ACER Vnitro i7-4720 17"(R16,999.90) ($1423.28) 

Specs:

Intel Core i7-4720HQ (2.6GHz), 43.942 cm (17.3 ") LED 1920 x 1080 IPS ComfyView, 8GB DDR3L, 1TB + 8GB SSHD, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 4GB, Gigabit Ethernet, WLAN 802.11ac, Bluetooth, Windows 8.1 64-bit

 

or the 

 

ACER Vnitro i7-4720 17" Hybrid (R21,999.90) ($1841.89)

Specs:

HDD 16GB, 256SSD

Intel Core i7-4720HQ (6M Cache, up to 3.60 GHz), 16 GB DDR3L, 128 GB SSD + 2 TB SATAIII, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 4GB, 43.942 cm (17.3 ") Full HD (1920x1080) LED, DVD-SM, 802.11b/g/n, Ethernet, Windows 8.1 64-bit

 

which one would be able to run Skyrim on Ultra w/o ENB and 2-4k textures best? Will 16gb and the 256SSD make a difference in performance on the ACER Vnitro i7-4720 17" Hybrid ?

 

Here are the links to the laptops on the website that's selling:

 

ACER Vnitro: https://www.incredible.co.za/nb-acer-vnitro-i7-4720hq-8...

ACER Vnitro Hybrid: https://www.incredible.co.za/nb-acer-vnitro-i7-4720hq-1...

 

Thanks in advance

[Guest]

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[ousnius]

It will work with both, maybe even with a performance-friendly ENB, but obviously the more expensive one is slightly better (more RAM and an SSD).

The 16 GB RAM will make your overall system a slight bit more stable, and the SSD will make any sort of loading screens or launching programs faster, though it is also what causes the big jump in $.

 

EDIT: Should probably be moved to tech support or somewhere else.

[Ceeo]

It will work with both, maybe even with a performance-friendly ENB, but obviously the more expensive one is slightly better (more RAM and an SSD).

The 16 GB RAM will make your overall system a slight bit more stable, and the SSD will make any sort of loading screens or launching programs faster, though it is also what causes the big jump in $.

 

EDIT: Should probably be moved to tech support or somewhere else.

 

Yea thanks for replyin. I did ask the same question on TomsHardware, with only two replies. I just also thought that I'd ask it here as well for more answers.