So many gamers due to limited resources aren't willing to spend over 90,000 naira on a laptop that plays games like Battlefield, Call of duty ghosts, FIFA 15, Batman Arkham etc but deep down inside, they wanna play these games. With the advent of Amd kaveri, you can play these games from medium to high settings. I bring to you a review on the beast called Amd kaveri APU (Accelerated processing unit)

One quick real-world gaming test was run to see how well the FX-7600P
could handle some more modern titles. Battlefield 4 was run at
1920x1080 at the Low preset and we were JUST shy of reaching the 25
average FPS mark. Other games like Bioshock Infinite were able to run
quite well on their lower presets and you would have no problems playing
titles like Skyrim on the integrated R7 graphics solution.
My initial impressions though
are positive - the experience of using the AMD FX-7600P system was
top notch and other than a couple of software hiccups that are
expected this early in the system development process, all went well. The
interaction was smooth, the x86 performance was solid and right where I
expected it to be.
The GPU performance stood out of course and AMD is surely hoping
that the continued migration of software to an OpenCL friendly design
will help push its advantage even further. PCMark8 is still a bit too
forward-looking to really put all of our weight behind, but the results
are great for AMD. If you want a mainstream notebook that can do
some basic gaming at 1080p without the need for a discrete GPU, then
the Kaveri APU is going to be leaps and bounds ahead of anything Intel
has in the same thermal envelope.

Don't waste money on gaming, Go AMD