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With companies like Alienware producing some of the best performing laptops in the market, laptops are not much behind their desktop brothers. Playing games like Crysis, Splinter Cell and Bad Company 2 while on the move is now possible in its full color thanks to every improving battery life and low-power consuming processors, both GPU and CPU. Today we take a look at top 10 gaming laptops.
No 10. Hp Pavilion Hdx16-1040us
Display16 inchProcessor2.26GHz Intel Core 2 DuoRAM4GB DDR3Hard Disk320 GBGraphics card512 MB GeForce 9600Weight7.1 poundsPrice$1100
Well starting off the list is this laptop from HP. It boasts a decent GeForce 9600 and its battery gives you around 4 hours of computing time. This might not be the best gaming laptop out there, but nevertheless it is one.
No 9. HP HDX 18T
Display18 inch HD HP Ultra Brightview Infinity glossyProcessor2.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo T9600RAM4GB DDR3Hard Disk2x160GBGraphics card512 MB GeForce 9600M GTWeight8.7 poundsPrice$1600
This churns out pretty decent performances for today’s games, but only in non-high resolutions. The main reason behind this is obviously the videocard; the GeForce 9600M GT is quite good as far as games like, let’s say, Crysis are concerned (even this would be stretching it a bit too much). If you are looking for some good gaming power for a small price, it’s an OK choice.
No 10. Hp Pavilion Hdx16-1040us
Display16 inchProcessor2.26GHz Intel Core 2 DuoRAM4GB DDR3Hard Disk320 GBGraphics card512 MB GeForce 9600Weight7.1 poundsPrice$1100
Well starting off the list is this laptop from HP. It boasts a decent GeForce 9600 and its battery gives you around 4 hours of computing time. This might not be the best gaming laptop out there, but nevertheless it is one.
No 9. HP HDX 18T
Display18 inch HD HP Ultra Brightview Infinity glossyProcessor2.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo T9600RAM4GB DDR3Hard Disk2x160GBGraphics card512 MB GeForce 9600M GTWeight8.7 poundsPrice$1600
This churns out pretty decent performances for today’s games, but only in non-high resolutions. The main reason behind this is obviously the videocard; the GeForce 9600M GT is quite good as far as games like, let’s say, Crysis are concerned (even this would be stretching it a bit too much). If you are looking for some good gaming power for a small price, it’s an OK choice.
