yeah i like the alienware ones, but ill read up on them to make sure. hahah thanks guys XD

dude alienware is a bad idea :| i use an apple but its not made for gaming. i suggest from ibuypower.com bcaus alienware is extremely over priced

Jetsnix you are right but i dont think to buy an anlienware laptop is a fail because they are awsome.

Affei don't say he should buy a laptop because it's "awsome". That doesn't sound very convincing.

I don't know much about computers and shit, but I hear very good things about alienware.
I also hear that they're very overpriced, but better than most gaming laptops. Good luck
finding a nice laptop. It's not really the smallest decision you'll make, so I'd think it through
if I were you.

yeah man hahah thanks

If u want a good gaming computer u really want the Acer Aspire... it is 600 GB but u can put an external hard drive, preferably 400 or 500 GB, on there and u would be set...

Asus G51J, nice gaming comp, brother is using it, he's been getting really clean, smooth, fast gameplay for any game at any settings.

it depends if u will get anything expensive or cheap... if u get something expensive it doesnt matter what u get

Um, I can't believe someone recommended a mac. FOR GAMING. (I honestly hope it was a joke, although it didn't sound like one) Mac workstations might be able to run some of the games he listed, but laptop? Not a chance in hell.

:/

For great power in a great package, alienware isn't that bad. However, they do run on the expensive side for the power you get. A good chunk of you money will be going into the branding, casing, and advertising. If you are gaming more, and absolutely must have a laptop (desktops would be SO much more powerful for much less), you should have ibuypower.com at the top of you list.

I'd probably get this one:
http://www.ibuypower.com/Store/Batta...aming_Notebook

The mobile 285 is roughly equivalent to the gts 250, which I had. It could run crysis on medium/high. You would need a better processor for supreme commander, which the i7 930 would be great for. Note that this actually uses the desktop chip, as far as I could tell, not the mobile chips in most other laptops.

The price is a little higher, but it's pretty great for a laptop.


Now this one has the mobile 285 in sli:
http://www.ibuypower.com/Store/Batta...aming_Notebook
But the processor is also a mobile one. I am totally unfamiliar with the mobile intel chips, so someone else will have to judge whether the one in this is good enough.
The dual video cards should actually be more than enough to offset the (possibly) wimpy cpu though. But it's 18 inches, which might be a bit too large for a laptop.

A lot boils down to personal preference.

I preferred to purchase a Apple laptop. Because its Mac OS is comparatively excellent and efficient among other OS. And also there is a great anti virus security.