Showing posts with label Laptops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Laptops. Show all posts

Monday, June 4, 2012

Gaming Laptops - Should I Go With Alienware Or Asus?


If you run a site or forum on gaming laptops, one of the most frequent questions will go something like this: "Which laptop is best for gaming, Alienware or ASUS?" Of course, the questioner is really asking which company or manufacturer makes the best gaming laptops - Alienware or ASUS? Simple question, but somewhat difficult to answer, especially when you have to consider all the factors influencing your choice of gaming notebook.

First, you must realize, Alienware is often considered to be THE superior maker of gaming laptops. It has a long reputation of producing top-notch machines, custom designed for gaming. Their rigs receive some great reviews, for example, PC Magazine picked the Sandy Bridge equipped Alienware M17x one of the top gaming laptops on the market. They also picked the M11x as one of the best small mobile gaming rigs you can purchase.

However, many gamers consider Alienware to be overpriced for what you get in these costly machines. They believe you're paying way too much for all that style and flash. You can get better value for your gaming buck by going with a lesser known name or maker such as ASUS. Why paid the big price tag if you can get the same for less?

Another somewhat negative point, since 2006 Alienware has been owned by Dell, which many gamers claim have poor customer support. If you should have a problem with your 2K or 3K gaming laptop... these critics say you're pretty much on your own when trying to fix the problem. While all this negative feedback may or may not be the true picture, it will probably influence your decision. But just remember, as with any product, when one person has a problem they tend to make the loudest noise, especially now that we have the Internet. For every one person who has had a negative experience, there are probably thousands of quietly satisfied customers.

Regardless of any negative comments, Alienware must be considered if you're looking for a superior gaming laptop. Just balance out all the pros and cons in your own mind, before you make the final decision. Of course, you must also consider other options or other gaming rigs such as those from the ASUS Republic of Gaming (ROG) laptops such as the ASUS G74SX-AH71 and the G74SX-DH73-3D. Solid machines that might not have the looks but definitely has the performance you need.

Great thing about ASUS, you get a quality product at a much cheaper price. In other words, you get more value for your gaming buck when going with an ASUS notebook. Often you can get higher specs or better graphics for the same price you would pay for an Alienware rig. You must carefully compare the two different makers and the specs you're getting for the price.

While one would like to believe your choice will be solely made on the gaming aspects or abilities of the machine in question. What resolutions can I play my games at? What are the frame rates (fps) of the laptop I am considering buying? How good are the visuals and sound quality? However, in the real world, there are many people who simply want all that flashy design, especially on their gaming rig. Sad to say, but many will make their decisions more based on the looks, rather than what's under the hood. Of course, there's no reasons why you can't have both, just make sure those flashy designs are backed up with solid gaming specs or performance.

One final important note, if you're buying your gaming laptop online, sometimes it is better to buy it from a third party merchant. Not only will get a great price, but you will have another re-course to fall back on if things do go horribly wrong with your purchase. Online merchants like Amazon have great customer service and good return/refund policy.

Lastly, regardless of whether you're choosing Alienware or ASUS, you should check online for any discount coupons or deals. Getting a few hundred dollars off that expensive gaming laptop will make a difference, especially if you're on a tight budget. Like always it does pay to shop around and compare the prices before you buy.




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Monday, April 9, 2012

Gaming Laptops Vs Conventional Laptops


Do you want to purchase a gaming laptop, but don't want to where to begin? It can be very confusing when trying to select a laptop for your specific needs, especially with all the manufacturers pushing you to purchase their products. You can put your mind at ease, because purchasing a gaming laptop can be rather simple, yet as complex as you want it to be. Since your interested in gaming while on-the-go, or are considering a desktop replacement, how will you know which laptop will perform to your preference of game and various other tasks at hand? Easy, below are a few simple techniques to selecting a gaming laptop of your choice.

You can start by selecting your preference of game. Each and every gaming laptop utilizes a certain amount of performance based components to produce exceptional graphics. Your games will decide how much money you will need to invest in such hardware components for your gaming laptop. You should also consider games that will be released in the future, to ensure you have a gaming laptop that can run these games as well.

Also, depending on how intensive your style of game play is, a gaming laptop may be to much power for you to control. Many conventional laptops meet the requirements to run many modern games as advanced technology is becoming cheaper each year. Your typical laptop will run games like World or Warcraft or other simliar games at decent FPS, which will ultimately save you some cash in the long run.

The real differences in performance based laptops and your typical laptop would have to be the hardware under the exterior casing. Sure you can get a performance based laptop with 2 gb/s of memory, a decent graphic chip, a suitable hard drive, and a core 2 duo processor for cheap, and the reviews say its good for gaming, but trust me, companies will tell you whatever you want to hear. For gaming laptops, hardware requirements consist of at least a core 2 quad processor, 4 gb/s of high performance memory, a fast hard drive or soild state drive, with enough options to play two or more games simultaneously.

Another consideration would have to be how the manufacturer leaves room open for upgrades, specifically, how many storage drives your can allocate for performance, the max amount of RAM you can fit in your system, and whether or not the major components are interchangeable. With that, will you want a warranty with your laptop, considering all the expensive hardware? This all can be challenging to face, but in the long run, your research will help you make a confident purchase.

Overall, the real differences are the components that make up your laptop, and how they perform to produce images on the screen, whether they are coming from a quality based laptop or value based laptop advertised for being a candidate for gaming.




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Thursday, December 15, 2011

Laptop For Games - How to Find Best Gaming Laptops


Who are gamers ?

There are many pc gamers looking for gaming laptops. College students use it to enjoy favorite pc games. Super gamers try to find extremely powerful gaming machines to maxout high details in the latest games. Some other people just want to find a gaming laptop to handle some specific games under their budgets. Different people have the different budgets and requirements for a gaming laptop.

What are gaming laptops ?

A gaming laptop's performance is better than other laptops in playing pc games. Gaming laptops have better CPU, memory, GPU combination so usually costs more money.

How to find the best gaming laptops ?

Hardware technologies grow rapidly, it's impossible to follow all the latest updates in technologies, even for a IT guru. Some people can get references from friends who know laptops well, but most people have to figure out all by themselves. Forum post, Google and review articles are great sources to find out what laptops are good for gaming.

In fact, finding a gaming laptop is very easy. If you follow the steps I'm sure you can find a good gaming laptop to fit your need, no matter you have the any knowledge about laptop before or not.

1. Budget for the gaming laptop

The price for gaming laptops varies from less than $1,000 to $4,000 or even more in different brands. So the first thing is to find out what is the affordable price for a gaming laptop. Now the minimum price for a gaming laptop is around $650. Some laptops are more expensive than others such as MAC. Generally, the more money you spend, the better performance(or service provided) a gaming laptop will have. Let's say you have a budget of $1,400 for gaming laptop, so you can set the price range for $650 - $1,400.

2. What games you want to play with ?

It is a second important issue for buying a gaming laptop. There are 2D and 3D games. 2D games(like Starcraft, RedAlert2 ...) just needs a fast CPU and some memories to run smoothly and most laptop today will do the job. 3D games(WOW,Crysis,COD ...) require a powerful graphic card (GPU) to handle the complicated real-time calculations in the 3D games. Different graphic cards have different performances in playing different 3D games. There are two major GPU Giants there: Nvidia and ATI. Both of them have a serial models of graphic cards for different gaming requirements. If you are going to maxout all details in the latest FPS games such as Crysis, you have to get a top-level graphic card. If you feel that playing general games smoothly, and playing the latest games in low-medium effects are acceptable, there are also a bunch of medium-level graphic cards available for you to choose. Basically, the more powerful a GPU(graphic processing unit)is, the more money you will spend. By identifying your requirements you will save money. Not everyone need a super gaming machine. Don't use missiles if you just want to catch a bird.

3. Specific requirements

Everyone has his/her favorite brand. Some people like Intel CPUs while others prefer AMD. Some like Nvidia GPU while others like ATI. Some like small screen size while others prefer big screen. There are also some other choices such as size of hard drive, systems pre-installed, memory, optical drive, sound card, colors and weight. But remember that gaming capacity is your first priority. Any of your choices will be fine as long as you follow the step 1 and step 2.

4. when and where to buy

Of course you can buy a laptop anytime you like. Sometimes you save money if you choose to buy in a promotion period with some good coupons. There are also some people there will say: "I would like to wait for the price to drop down..." However, every penny you spend is worth for its value. If you have a good budget and don't want to wait too long, why not enjoying the cutting-edge technologies in latest gaming while other people are still in waiting ? There is no end answer for question "which laptop is the best for gaming?" If it is good for you, then go for it.

There are two types of laptop sellers: manufacturers(Dell,HP...) and resellers.

(Best Buy, Newegg, Circuit City, Staples...). You can buy laptops from them online or in store. Usually manufacturers provide more customization choices and resellers provide the products in 'what you see is what you get'. If you want to customize laptop with your choices, just buy it from manufacturers directly. If you are not familiar with laptop and don't know what laptop to choose, just tell agents from resellers what you want to do with the laptop and usually they will give some useful suggestions for you. Before any purchasing, you should have some basic ideas of what laptop you need. It will be greatly helpful if you do a little research on Internet by visiting laptop review sites.

Actually, finding a gaming laptop is a interesting process rather than a tough job. It is not as hard as we thought before. Every gamer can get the best gaming laptop for playing great games




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Saturday, December 10, 2011

Gaming Laptops Goes Mini-Me (Dell Intros Alienware M11x - The World's First Gaming Netbook)


While Dell's introduction of the first gaming netbook at the recent CES or Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas wasn't necessarily the ultimate show stopper, the Alienware M11x did turn a lot of heads, especially among the gaming crowd. Having a small compact four pound gaming netbook with an 11 inch display goes against everything associated with gaming laptops, since most gaming notebooks are heavy, large and try to pack everything under the hood that a decent Gaming Desktop PC would possess. Big emphasis on try.

But a gaming netbook goes completely in the other direction, what's up with that?

Well, actually there's a lot to notice about this sleek powerful little device mainly because it comes from Alienware, the premier maker of gaming machines on the planet. While many serious gamers swear anything but a PC for gaming is a foolish idea; most would agree if you have to lower yourself to using a gaming laptop - it might as well be one made by Alienware. In other words, Alienware and computer gaming have become synonymous in the hearts and minds of most gamers.

In our ever increasing demand for everything mobile, perhaps a gaming netbook is only the next illogical step! Make it small, make it powerful and they will come. Right?

Not so fast.

The jury is still out on this gaming netbook which will hit the marketplace in February and sell for under $1000. Which is still expensive, considering many quality netbooks are in the $200 to $400 range. Will gamers snap up this portable gamer in order to have their games with them, no matter where they go? Judging by the popularity of such devices as the Nintendo DS, the answer could be a solid yes.

Improving those odds are the rather impressive specs featured on the Alienware M11x which sports a High Definition 11 inch display and a GT335M GPU from NVIDIA. It is capable of playing such popular games as Call of Duty (Modern Warfare 2) at 30 frames-per-second with a 1336 x 768 max resolution. Alienware is claiming even higher frames rates with benchmarks of well over 60 fps, even capable of reaching 90 fps. Battery life (as claimed by Alienware) stands at 3 or 4 hours for gaming, and up to 6 or 7 hours for general use.

The M11x also sports some other impressive specs for such a small machine: built-in Wi-Fi and webcam, multiple USB ports, HDMI-output, SD card reader and a built-in SIM card reader which will allow users to utilize their cellphone SIM card and have access to Internet services. Also, the M11x has both the NVIDIA GPU and an integrated chipset - you can switch to the less demanding graphics when not gaming to save battery life.

Of course, the M11x has all the styling and features you would expect from an Alienware gaming laptop, like those seen on the powerful M17x and M15x. With jet-black looks and multi-zone LED illumination on the keyboard, alien logo, speakers and so on... the M11x will definitely stand out when comparing netbooks. In our self-absorbed world, looks do count but what's under the hood will be of most interest to gamers who want a small portable device for their gaming.

Alienware, as of yet, is not giving gamers the full-monty of what's in this system but full details will come when this gaming netbook is unleashed to the public. But dedicated gamers who must have their gaming available at all times, no matter where they are, probably won't be disappointed with the Alienware M11x, the world's first gaming netbook.




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Thursday, December 8, 2011

Republic of Gamers - ASUS Gaming Laptops


ASUS have brought out a new line of laptops, the Republic of Gamers line. This includes laptops that are preconfigured to take on even the most graphically challenging games when it comes to system performance. You won't find a single ASUS ROG laptop without some top of the line hardware solution installed.

Common specifications found in ASUS Republic Of Gamers laptops

Processors

The first thing you'll notice in all of the ROG line of laptops is the powerful processor. Normal everyday use laptops have regular processors installed, since portable computers don't need the massive performance modern games require. This is not the case for ASUS gaming laptops.

The company has gone on a processor hunt and handpicked only a few candidates to handle these types of demanding tasks. It's safe to say that most of these laptops carry only quad-core processors and only of the most current models that have come out in the market.

RAM

Another thing a gaming laptop cannot do without is the RAM amount. Too little RAM, and your laptop won't even run certain games. ASUS ROG laptops have at least 4GB of RAM installed, with some models going up to 12GB.

Now think of it this way. Most modern games specify that you need at least 2-3GB of RAM to play the game at a more than decent quality and frame rate setting. So with such a high amount, you can pretty much forget low-fps and other in game glitches since these machines come equipped to handle even greater tasks than these games.

Another great thing about having so much RAM is the ability to multitask. So while you're in game, you might want to have some music in the background and also an online chatting window open so you can chat with your friends during breaks. This can be done with such a laptop, since it has the ability to handle multiple tasks at the same time.

Video Card

No computer can be called a "gaming grade" machine without a good dedicated video card. The ASUS gaming laptops each incorporate a dedicated video card. While some laptops carry mid-market, average video cards, these laptops have the latest cards nVidia and ATI have to offer as a mobile GPU solution.

You won't find a graphics card with less than 1GB of available memory in these laptops. Some extreme models even have 3GB of GDDR5 memory available, so it can match any gaming grade desktop with much ease.

Hard Disk

The hard drives are the last thing you'll notice on the list. These will never go under 500GB, so you know you'll be able to store plenty of games and media without running out of space any time soon. Also, the hard drive speeds are at 7200rpm, again making these laptops a great gaming desktop replacement anyway you look at it.

Screen

On a side note, ASUS has figured out that in order to play games on laptops, one needs a big bright screen capable of high resolutions. This is true and their gaming laptops have a 15.4 inch screen minimum 15.4 with the resolution going up to 1920 x 1080. What's even greater is that all these laptop screens are LED backlit, so the image on these laptops is even brighter and the colors more vivid.

All in all, ASUS gaming laptops have approached near perfection in every aspect of gaming system requirements.




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