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Message: <blockquote data-quote="akilar25" data-source="post: 7517556" data-attributes="member: 167921">The difference of core strengths between a laptop and a desktop is  rapidly closing to make gaming experience every bit as satisfying as  what you expect from a full size desktop tower at home. Additionally you  get the portability, connectivity and versatility of a laptop that also  has mind blowing graphics and atmosphere enhancing audio to make modern  gaming fully immersive. You’ll get Several Cores of Processors (!)  running at gigahertzs of frequency with gigs of RAM, Dual Video Cards  with 1GB+ video RAM, 20+ inches of display, terabytes of HDD. You don’t  need to compromise on the peripherals either. You’ll get a webcam,  microphone, multi-card reader, USB Port, a decent pair of webcams. On  any mid to high end gaming laptops you’ll find Blu-Ray disc driver,  e-SATA Port, HDMI Ports.<img src="http://gadgetophilia.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/alienware_area_51_m15x_m17x_laptop.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />1. Processor Intel Core 2 Duo Processor are a standard in gaming laptops. Look for  a processor with larger cache like the Intel Core 2 Duo Q9550 (2.83Ghz  6MB Cache) or Intel Core 2 Extreme X9000 Processor clocking at 2.8 GHz  with 6MB cache. If you can afford you can also get a top notch Intel®  Core™2 Quad processor Q9550 2.83GHz, 12MB Cache, 1333MHz. However, a  modest 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Processor will be able to handle most  next gen games. 2. Video Card The video controller fuels the dynamic lighting, explosions,  landscapes and action sequences making modern games so fun to play. The  standard video cards for desktops are large enough to fit into a laptop  but as the technology progresses they have made even a 512MB or a 1GB  video card fit into a laptop. Recently we are seeing some laptops come  fitted even with a dual video card. Nvidia’s SLI Technology utilizes the  full power of two video cards at the same time. Though there are only a  few games like Far Cry 2 or Fallout 3 that utilizes the power of dual  cards now but there will be more games in the future that’ll need them  to render their heavy graphics. For standard gaming system look for  tried and tested performers like Nvidia GeForce 8800M, 9800M or ATI  Radeon HD 3870. 3. Display For the immersive gaming experience look  for bigger screens with higher resolution. Nowadays 20+ inch screens are  available but if you take my advice don’t go for screen more than 18  inch because then you have to compromise on the portability of the  laptop. On the other hand, a screen less than 18 inch won’t give you the  perfect gaming experience as you’d want. Also look for true HD  resolution screen of 1920 X 1080 p for better details. You can also  watch full HD movies without rescaling on your laptop.<img src="http://gadgetophilia.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/asus-gaming-laptops.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />4. RAM The RAM is also necessary to load the games executing files. 4GB DDR2  RAM is a standard for gaming laptops these days. Any current game these  days don’t need more RAM than that but if you have some money to burn  and want to be prepared for the upcoming games, you might get yourself  more RAM. You can also go for DDR3 RAMs : they cost more and provide  faster speeds. 5. Hard Disk Current games can occupy as much as 15GB space on your HDD. If you  are going to store lots of movies, music, and pictures in your hard  drive you need more space. Standard gaming laptops come with 500GB  Storage space and you can also get colossus TB drives within your  budget. Make sure that that the hard drive rotation speed is 7200 rpm to  ensure fast data transfer speeds. If you want extreme performance you  can also opt for the SSD drives but their cost will be substantially  heavy compared to the gain in performance.<img src="http://gadgetophilia.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/gaming-laptop.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> 6. Sound Card In the old days of gaming this wasn’t that much important but the  game companies are now high definition sound along with the high  definition graphics. So, if you don’t get a dedicated sound card like  those from Creative, you’ll be deprived of the best quality sound.  However they aren’t very important. If you don’t have the money, the  integrated sound card will do it for you. 7. Keyboard Every gamer knows about the importance of a keyboard for extreme  gaming. Before buying a gaming computer check if the keyboard is  comfortable to you. Also check that there is a separate number pad for  the games that need a number pad to play with. Check the position of the  arrow keys to suit your gaming style. 8. Warranty You can always go with the 1 year manufacturer warranty to save some  money but you can take a look at some extended warranty options with  in-home services for those lazy gamers like you. Err! did I say lazy!  Actally, I meant to say really busy gamers playing games the whole day  and night. They are too busy to step out of the house to take the  machine for repairs or surf the net for answers.<img src="http://gadgetophilia.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/qosmio-x305-open.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> 9. Accessories A good Mouse is the most important accessory for gaming. If you want  my advice, don’t go for the wireless mice or keyboard. After all, you  don’t want to mess up with your gameplay because of a dead battery  inside your dying mouse! 10. WiFi You can enjoy the whole fun of online gaming wirelessly through your  laptop. Every laptop these days comes with a built in WiFi. Just make  sure they are fast enough to handle the gaming needs.</blockquote>

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