Gaming Laptop recommendations

[CubertFarnsworth]

Despite how long KSP has been released. It still seems to set the bar for processing and GPU power. Would like to get a gaming laptop where I can run HIGH  part count vehicles. And no issues with frame rates. any recommendations? Software wise, I'm very tech savvy, but as far as hardware goes, I'm a little out of touch.
Thanks. 

[Geek.Verve]

People often hate on them for their lower value to cost prospects, but every Alienware laptop I've ever used was great. I think their reliability only got better, when they were bought by Dell several years ago. Razer makes awesome looking/feeling models, too, but they've had a spotty track record for reliability.

If price is a significant factor, the HP gaming laptops are pretty good. They tend to do well on the quality of the components for the price.

I've always felt the "gamer" brand laptops such as Asus, MSI, etc. were a bit of a roll of the dice, as many of them are just rebranded versions of OEM models. Look through the available options at XoticPC.com and you'll like spot a few Clevos that look just like those name brand models. Asus typically does a better job of dressing theirs up to look different with perhaps a few additional features, though.

If I were in the market and had the budget, I'd go with Alienware. Good luck in your search.

[CubertFarnsworth]

On 2/23/2024 at 9:17 AM, Geek.Verve said:

 

If I were in the market and had the budget, I'd go with Alienware. Good luck in your search.

Thank you for the post. Yeah been bouncing the idea of an Alienware.