If you cannot live without
DVD drive, there are still some laptops that come with one.
ASUS ROG GL552
ASUS ROG GL552
Not exclusively is the ASUS GL552 one of the finest section level gaming laptops you can get, it additionally has an DVD drive without being excessively thick and overwhelming. The 15.6-inch 1080p show looks awesome and it accompanies Intel Core i5 or i7 processors, 8GB of RAM and a blend of SSD and HDD storage as standard.
Toss in ports in abundance (including USB-C), devoted graphics from NVIDIA, and a simple get to overhaul narrows to include more RAM and capacity, and the GL552 is a genuine winner. It's additionally one of the most unpretentiously outlined gaming laptops around, so you could take it to work and not feel senseless.
While technically a piece of the Republic of Gamers family, the GL552 is an incredible laptop that everyone can appreciate. It's well made, has incredible specs, dons an adjusted cost and, obviously, an DVD drive. It includes that physical media opening some can't survive without and doesn't make an insanely thick and overwhelming laptop in the process. The GL552 IS somewhat similar to a Swiss Army Knife; it can help you through a lot of computing circumstances.
Lenovo Ideapad 510
In case you're looking for a solid esteem alternative that is still very much prepared, Lenovo's Ideapad 510 may be what you're looking for. Without breaking the bank it packs incredible specs and an DVD drive on the off chance that you need one. You have options of Intel Core i5 and i7 processors and a sub-$700 value point that makes the Ideapad 510 a remarkable buy.
Toss in a trendy look, 15.6-inch 1080p show, sound by Harman, tons of capacity and the construct quality we've generally expected from Lenovo laptops throughout the years, and you're essentially prepared for anything.
Acer Predator 15
Acer's most recent gaming centered note pad has an extremely slick deceive: you can have it both with and without an DVD drive. The opening the drive lives in is somewhat particular caddy and on the off chance that you require some all the more cooling while at the same time gaming, you can slide out the DVD drive and supplant it with an extra cooler. Truly slick.
Other than this niftiness, you have a Core i7 processor, 16 or 32GB of DDR4 RAM, a combination of HDD and SSD storage and a really pleasant 15.6-inch 1080p show. What's more, obviously, first class graphics from NVIDIA. It's very expensive, but at the same time it's a horrendous part of laptop.
Dell Inspiron 15 5000
On the off chance that you require a laptop to fit a certain criteria, there's a decent possibility you can find a Dell to suit that bill. The Inspiron 15 5000 series is your most logical option in the event that you need that DVD drive, and there are an abundance of different details you can tweak around it.
It's genuinely smooth the extent that laptops with DVD drives go, has a 15.6-inch 1080p show, up to a seventh era Intel Core i7 processor, alternatives for SSD or up to 2TB of HDD storage and up to 16GB of RAM. With the wide range of alternatives come an expansive range of costs to suit many spending plans. What's more, it looks entirely upscale, as well.
