Gaming laptop recommendations


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No replies in the gaming thread... bah.

 

So I'm going to splurge on a gaming laptop for the wife. She's biting at the bit for one with EQ Next coming out.

I was looking at the Razer Blade Pro (it small, light, and has that groovy screen/touchpad thing) but it's not

upgradeable. I'd like to have more memory and hard drive space.

 

There are a couple of "custom" sites that let you have artwork/paintjobs on the laptop, so that would be nifty.

So far: FalconNW and Origin come to mind. Any others I should look into?

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What does she play? Why not just make her a desktop? Easier to upgrade.

 

Ibuypower is pretty good, too.

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when i get a new gaming laptop after tax season I plan to get one of the MSI GS70s

i was planning on getting a razor blade as well before this came out a few months back. they seem promising

http://www.msimobile.com/level3_productpage.aspx?cid=6&id=409

 

(edit: fixed link, had linked wrong model)

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Cant go wrong with the Acer "Ferarri" Series, Alienware is always a good choice as well, MSI does pretty good ones too, Razer not so sure, I mean they are super thin, super light, and pretty powerful, but at the prices they want, you would be better off just buying a macbook pro lol

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Cant go wrong with the Acer "Ferarri" Series, Alienware is always a good choice as well, MSI does pretty good ones too, Razer not so sure, I mean they are super thin, super light, and pretty powerful, but at the prices they want, you would be better off just buying a macbook pro lol

 

I tried gaming on a MacBook Pro. Gets way too hot, noisy fan, and uncomfortable on the wrists.

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Hello,

 

A few manufacturers that have gaming laptop sections on their websites:

 

Alienware / Dell

ASUS

AVA Direct

Falcon Northwest

Lenovo

Maingear

Origin PC

Sager Notebook Computer

Toshiba

Widow PC

 

Perhaps one of these will meet your needs.

 

Regards,

 

Aryeh Goretsky

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CNet has some pretty reliable reviews, but I always cross reference if anything.

 

http://reviews.cnet.com/laptop-reviews/?filter=1101502_9614452_

 

Also, take into consideration whatever warranties are offered at the places you shop. I prefer desktop computers for PC gaming, but if a laptop is a must, then I personally wouldn't want to spend $1000+ on what could essentially become a brick if something were to go out that's not easily replaceable. Just food for thought.

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Qosimo by Toshiba are nice. Toshiba has great customer support and repair services.

True. A friend of mine told me how Toshiba repaired his laptop which he dropped on the ground by accident.

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