MSI Gaming GS63 comprehensive review
The MSI GS63 is a thin and light gaming laptop that offers a great combination of power, portability and value. It’s an excellent choice for...
Top 5 ways to improve gaming experience on a laptop
How to game better on laptops, specially non-gaming ones? Here are 5 tips.
AMD 6000S: The new age of laptop gaming
AMD is seemingly heralding a new age of laptop gaming with their suspected “6000S” series of mobile GPUs – 6nm cards for laptops. Performance technicals remain sparse, but they might be coming soon with the Ryzen Rembrandt mobile APUs.
Mac specs that can give you the best gaming experience
Apple computers are not known for gaming but can be fine-tuned to improve their gaming performance. Here’s a guide on what to look out for in terms of CPU, GPU, SSD, RAM, display, and ports.
Minimum specs for a decent gaming laptop
On a budget? Love gaming? Thinking of buying a gaming laptop? Great. You’re at the right place. Choosing the GPU, processor, storage, display resolution, screen size, etc. carefully can help you save a great deal of money while still getting decent gaming performance out of the hardware.
Laptop graphics cards: Adding, Removing, Upgrading, and Changing guide
Can I change the laptop GPU? Upgrade it? Remove it? Laptop gamers usually have very concentrated GPU-related queries. In this guide, which shall henceforth be dubbed the “ARUC” (Adding, Removing, Upgrading, and Changing) guide, I’ll explain everything related to GPUs within a gaming laptop.
Choosing the best gaming laptop graphics card
Graphics cards come in two variations – desktop and mobile. Mobile variations of graphics cards are used in laptops. High-end GPUs such as the Nvidia 3060 are included in powerful gaming laptops. In fact, the GPU is the most important factor to consider when going for a gaming laptop. In this piece, we’re going to look at how to make the right choice that will fit the bill.
What gaming laptop should you buy?
What are the important considerations before buying a gaming laptop? What components do you need?
Difference between a gaming laptop and a normal laptop
Games require a lot of GPU, a fast processor, and a lot of RAM. An SSD on top of that makes sure the loading screens are kept to a minimum. All these features are absent in a normal laptop.
How to care for a gaming laptop: 9 ways to increase longevity
In any laptop, there are two key aspects in increasing longevity: temperature management and durability.