Q. I am planning to buy a gaming laptop. I play a game called world of tanks, and it's pretty advanced in specs and graphics. My old computer (non laptop) quit out on me and started to get laggy and crappy. In gameplay. I would like a good, very good gaming laptop that runs smoothly that I can use to play this game. The laptop can't have any crappy glitches and lags like my other pc did. Price range doesn't matter, as long as is it is 1500 and below... Unless there is something really amazing for just a bit more money. I don't understand video cards and ram and stuff like that, so can someone recommend to me a great preforming laptop that would be good for me?? KEEP IN MIND: I'm only gonna use this laptop for one game. I won't be using this for Facebook, YouTube and all that poop. Thanks for helping me out, I greatly appreciate it :)
A. Why would you want a gaming laptop? Do you plan to play while you're outside your home? If so, be aware that WoT requires a decent internet connection (not fast but good ping, forget about e.g. mobile connections).
A non-laptop will offer far better value for money and better ways to upgrade it. With your budget you can easily get a fine gaming desktop computer AND e.g. a tablet computer for mobile browsing and stuff.
A non-laptop will offer far better value for money and better ways to upgrade it. With your budget you can easily get a fine gaming desktop computer AND e.g. a tablet computer for mobile browsing and stuff.
What position should video games be played in?
Q. I like to play computer games on my laptop very much, mostly first person shooting games, and I was wondering if theres a certain position ( EX: Sitting up, Lying Down, In Bed, In a chair ect...) Would a certain position enhance my gaming?
A. Sit in a comfortable chair with a board of wood across the two arms for your laptop to sit on.
Laying down in bed or on the floor can severely damage your back if you're there for excess periods of time. Sitting up with no back support is also very painful and terrible for your posture.
Laying down in bed or on the floor can severely damage your back if you're there for excess periods of time. Sitting up with no back support is also very painful and terrible for your posture.
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