Recent content by BigTortoise

Came to say this. The ROG laptops are some of the best there are out there, especially when it comes to price/performance. Alienware is overpriced for what you get and you're really paying for the label and the flashy lights. not to mention the cooling one those things burns like hell.

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Hope you would be willing to go up a bit. This is probably his best option for the price. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834220796 It's a recertified laptop, but ASUS is a very trustworthy brand with great repair quality for any blemishes on functionality. But...

I should tell you right now that a PC itself is a much better idea. The only thing a gaming laptop has over a PC is portability. Here's a little further explanation: 1. A gaming laptop's battery will usually last about 2 hours when put under heavy load (i.e. playing games.) While of course a...

Dony and Alienware are probably your worst options here. If you must, go with an Asus G73 or G53

A job bro. Those things are awesome.

Laptops aren't good for gaming. But I suppose there are some good ones you can get for a budget. how much are you willing to spend?

Never buy pre-made ones. The money you save by building one on your own is fantastic. Here is a list of parts off Newegg that fit your budget. http://i.imgur.com/JLBwj.jpg Trust me, you could probably run anything you want on max settings with a build like this

The Asus Eee Pad Trnasformer may be what you're looking for if you want a tablet. though you might want to wait for a 3G model to come out.

I should tell you right now that a PC itself is a much better idea. The only thing a gaming laptop has over a PC is portability. Here's a little further explanation: 1. A gaming laptop's battery will usually last about 2 hours when put under heavy load (i.e. playing games.) While of course a...

Yes, because we can magically know what the requirements for a game will be before it's even released...

Even if it wasn't deactivated, the G7 is always the best choice

A laptop that can actually play games on quality settings is hard to come by.

Oblivion and Fallout 3. Only a few hours into each of them and have no interest in continuing.

go with the i5 2500k. Games really don't make use of hyperthreading. And btw, in a couple years, nvidia will probably move on to a gtx 600 series, in which that would be what you'd want.