Is the Lenovo z50 75 a good gaming laptop for under 500 dollars? (Specs below)?

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But this would classify as "bare minimum" for most games. However, when you have a budget to stick to, it may as good as you can get.

That's not a gaming laptop, by any stretch of the imagination. If your goal is Minecraft, it will work. Past that, wouldn't touch it with a 10 foot pole.

There are no "good gaming laptops" under 500

In graphics, rank 285 or lower, as a 384 shader version only turbo to 533MHz

It is a little better than Intel integrated graphics
The CPU score 3219, is slightly better than an i3-6006U

A12-9720P 3981
R7 Britol Ridge at 239
Price $380
This uses better DDR4 ram.
Add $80 for an 8gb stick
This is a stronger PC by a bit
Do you spend $500 on a weak laptop versus $650 plus tax for a much stronger one?
https://www.bestbuy.com/...Id=5709801
i5-7300HQ score 6850
gtx 1050m 4gb gddr5 is rank 77 between a gtx 965m and gtx 970m

What country are you in?
$600 gets a weaker Acer
https://www.amazon.com/...075FLBJV7/

If you go for Lenovo, I would say that you can forget the $500 threshold because what is really worth buying would cost you around $1,200, and it is a Lenovo Y70 FHD 17.3 Inch Touchscreen Gaming Laptop. I do have a Lenovo z50-70 Full HD, which I bought 3 years ago and I'm very much satisfied with its performance although the latest game I was playing was Grid 2, but that one runs perfectly on full graphics in 1920x1080. However, I must add that within the two years of warranty, I had to bin the HDD because it stopped working due to a minor "shock", and then the motherboard fried suddenly, which again took a few weeks to get fixed but still with warranty. I also hate the touchpad because it has an annoying bug. This laptop cost me around $900 3 years ago.

Sounds like it would play most games at low to medium settings. Certainly much better than any Intel integrated graphics solution.

Sdg