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BST8907 · 06-10-2008, 10:30 PM

Its a nice computer for the gaming you want to do. If you want to go overboard like I do and spend the big bucks, Gateway makes a great gaming laptop. Its the Gateway FX which comes for both desktop and a laptop. I have been able to play on it and it seems nice and all. The real turn on for me is the fact that even though its vista (a flaw in my opinion) it is a 64bit system, 4GB of ram, I think about 320GB for a hard drive, and a 8800 graphics card.

HP's are nice laptops too, don't get me wrong. I am working off of an HP right now that is 32bit with 2GB of ram and a 8800M GTO graphics card. The thing about HP laptops is they give you a more relaxed media feel. You get a small remote with it and a sensor so you can watch movies and not be up at the screen. So thats why I like them. That and they are great at making laptops.

06-10-2008, 10:30 PM	#5 (permalink)
BST8907 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 8 OS: Windows Vista Home Premium	Re: Looking for a new gaming Laptop Its a nice computer for the gaming you want to do. If you want to go overboard like I do and spend the big bucks, Gateway makes a great gaming laptop. Its the Gateway FX which comes for both desktop and a laptop. I have been able to play on it and it seems nice and all. The real turn on for me is the fact that even though its vista (a flaw in my opinion) it is a 64bit system, 4GB of ram, I think about 320GB for a hard drive, and a 8800 graphics card. HP's are nice laptops too, don't get me wrong. I am working off of an HP right now that is 32bit with 2GB of ram and a 8800M GTO graphics card. The thing about HP laptops is they give you a more relaxed media feel. You get a small remote with it and a sensor so you can watch movies and not be up at the screen. So thats why I like them. That and they are great at making laptops.