There ard a ton of laptops and notebooks on the market, with each of them used primarily for online gaming applications. The gaming market is huge, with several top brand companies developing more and more notebooks specifically for use with online games. These manufacturers often target their marketing efforts towards gamers, who usually are not afraid to spend big bucks when it comes down to getting a notebook that provides them with a performance advantage.
With all these choices on the market, it is very important for you to break down exactly what attributes are critical to ensure your gaming experience is not delayed due to performance issues.
GRAPHICS CARD IS KEY
The most important asset a good gaming computer can have is the graphics card and making sure it is compatible to which games you play most. Simply put, you can't play most online games with an inferior graphics card. The best graphics cards on the market based on price and quality are the Nvidia GeForce 500 series as well as Radeon's HD 6970 and 6950 series graphics card. The graphics card is what powers the monitor to show all the detail of the game, which is what most gamers need to make their gaming experience most enjoyable.
THE PROCESSOR POWER
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Finding a Perfect Notebook for Gaming
Monday, July 2, 2012
Finding the Perfect Notebook for Students
When kids head off to college or are in need of a Notebook for their high school classes and social projects, many parents are limited by budget, and questions like, 'Does my student really need all these bells and whistles?' To quickly answer these parents, the answer is - YES.
Feed Their Priorities - Don't fight them
Most students are young adults, who often have their priorities a little out of line. What might be important for them is most likely low on your list of priorities. Instead of fighting this issue, put this fact of life into your corner. Now, I'm not recommending that you go out and buy the most expensive piece of equipment on the market just to make your student happy. Simply look at it this way, if you go to work and your boss asks you to type up a report, would you rather have an old-school type writer or a standard word processor?