Gaming laptops are a serious investment compared to a console or even a decent desktop computer, although there are advantages to a gaming rig you can pick up and take on the move.
While many purists will attest to the power and adaptability of a gaming desktop PC, if you need a piece of kit that you can take to a friend's house or university then you may want to look for a laptop instead.
When buying a gaming laptop graphics are king, and you will want to make sure to find a laptop with a serious graphics card (GPU) built in.
Nvidia's GeForce series remains the most common pick for top devices. You should look for the manufacturer's latest chips, the new 10-series configuration, preferably the latest GTX 1080.
For a breakdown of the highest performance graphics cards, Notebookcheck has a chart judging the framerates of the latest chips against some of the most demanding video game releases.
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