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Alienware Area-51 m15x performance and portability don’t usually go hand in hand, but the Alienware Area-51 m15x artfully combines these two ingredients while allowing gamers to customize the look of its latest notebook with six distinct lighting zones. In fact, the unbeatable one-two punch of Intel’s Core 2 Extreme X9000 processor and Nvidia GeForce 8800M GTX graphics allow this 15.4-inch screamer to outperform many heftier rigs. At close to five grand our configuration definitely isn’t recession friendly, but if you have the cash, this system will blow you away. Gateway P-6831FX: At first glance, the Gateway P-6831FX looks almost exactly like the P-171XL FX Edition. But at half the price, it’s a solid option for gamers on a tighter budget, without sacrificing the graphics power needed to play some of today’s latest games. Multimedia fans, too, will be pleased with this notebook’s overall performance, large and crisp display for movie watching, and plethora of ports. Gateway P-171XL FX first-ever gaming machine, the P-171XL FX Edition, this performed well against system-crunching titles like Crysis. many love the hard-core components Gateway includes for the $3,000 price tag, and i think this system has plenty to offer gamers who don’t want to empty their wallets. Vigor Artorius Pro Vigor's mainstream line of gaming notebooks gets a welcome update with the Artorius Pro. This Santa Rosa-based system brings Intel's new Turbo Memory on board and packs DirectX 10 gaming into a package that's relatively light on both your shoulder and your wallet. The system's performance and usability make it a worthwhile investment for gamers who don't need to ride the cutting edge.

yes alienware laptops give the best performance for gaming but they cost a lot.

yeah they are the best but research n u might get a good one anyways