Possibilities for a gaming laptop

[abecx]

Your video card is going to make much more of an impact, just make sure you get the best card for the price and dont try so hard to get a ton of cpu cores.

[lawlerbation the hardcore squatter]

I dont play video games, I only have sex with niggers now sorry

[Firecrest]

Can you still call them niggers? What would your booty call think if she heard you talking like that?

[lawlerbation the hardcore squatter]

I called her a fat ass the other night, I dont think this is going any where...


Oh well new roommate new opportunities

[jackslammer]

I'm not a fan of gaming laptops because a powerful discrete GPU consumes a lot of power and dissipates a lot of heat. Plan to buy a cooling pad and only really game on it when it is plugged in. That being said any modern i5 or i7 with four digits will be fine as a CPU, and refer to this site for a GPU which is the most important component as far as gaming: http://www.notebookcheck.net/Comparison-...130.0.html

A card with a 50% or higher rating could comfortably play any current Blizzard or Steam game up to 1920x1080. A GTX 660M is a 48% and would work fine, you might need to lower a setting or two or maybe find a laptop with a slighter smaller resolution with anything much less.

Laptop screens and resolutions are important, and the small features that make them so accessible such as a back-lit keyboard or Bluetooth are things that you might want to look for as well.

[mininolan]

[Firecrest]

6.7 does not = 1, Mini.