Laptops will always perform more poorly than desktop PCs.
For a 2 GB graphics card and a good processor you need a 1 KW power inlet, which you probably will not have. If you do, then you will have heat issues. Especially running graphics intensive games.
Also laptop processors are always weaker than PC processors, for heating and power consumption issues. Even if it says dual quad core, it will be worse than a PC counterpart performance wise. Laptops also have slower HDD RPM speeds due to the noise a 7200 or 10000 SATA drive makes.
My advice is to spend the budget you have on the best PC you can assemble, unless you plan on using that laptop as an actual laptop, as in move around constantly. If you are going to need it outside your room just once per month, just stick with a PC instead.
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