Topic: Gaming Laptop

@DanMan82 - Might want to look at a better GPU, but otherwise you have a Gaming PC already. I got similar specs, actually.

A tip for all, If you have an extra 100 dollars, get a solid state drive. However, if you put it in a laptop, you will be limited to about 120 GB. However, if you have a desktop you can use both a SSD and a HDD. Reinstall windows on the SSD and put the less important info on the HDD. This is pretty easy to do, you just need to make sure you have the cables for it. The computer will be MUCH faster. The speed of the hard drive can be a big limiting factor in the speed of the system. And, as a general rule, never stick with the standard intel graphics card. They are underpowered and can't run source games.

@Maelstrom: They are actually fairly decent. I definitely don't recommend it, but you can get by on integrated graphics.

I would recommend avoiding retail and building factory direct. Retail is marked up, usually comes with bloatware, and there's no room for customization.

Try here: http://www.xoticpc.com/

Very wide range of brands, specs, and upgrades available for both desktops and laptops. You just pick what parts you want for your price range, and then they build it for you.

Desktops are more powerful and laptops are more portable. Kinda like the Switch and PS5. Laptops are allot of fun at Starbucks like my Switch is.

@PSVR_lover a tiny little bit better than the other one, but try to stick to to threads that have at have at most six months of inactivity.