When people wanted something that they could do their work on and entertain themselves while they were away from their personal computers, they would turn to laptops. To further enhance this experience, gaming laptops were introduced and while they did perform better than your conventional laptops, both in terms of gaming and work, they could not become too popular amongst the masses. The problem that they faced was that they could not give enough time for a gaming session as the battery would run out fast, they were much bigger in size which made them a pain to carry around and if you wanted those that could run games on par with your desktop computer then they would be way more expensive. However, recent advances in technology have allowed for the manufacturing of laptops that could perform better without overheating, have power efficiency and much smaller size.
People will still compare them to your desktop computers though and there is no doubt that the gaming laptops can’t win against the processing power and capabilities of a gaming rig. That should not be a reason to give up on the gaming laptops though, they have their own advantages that the desktop computers don’t. One of these advantages is that you have all of the stuff in one place with one purchase and don’t have to look for individual parts if you don’t want to, and the second advantage is portability or mobility, you can play on your laptop anywhere you want as long as there is power in the battery. Other than these developments, let us take a look at some of the most recent advances that have taken place for gaming laptops.
This year’s CES has unveiled some very innovative ideas for boosting the utility and capabilities of gaming laptops. The Alienware Area-51m is one such example where you can swap out it’s GPU or CPU like you would in a desktop computer; this gives the laptop versatility and value than others as you are not stuck with just one configuration. Other than that, it already has a processor that rivals your usual gaming rigs and it is much more compact in design. Another laptop that was unveiled at the event using this concept is the Asus ROG Mothership but instead of the CPU or GPU, it has a detachable keyboard and screen that can be turned into a monitor.
They Come With More Processing Power
If you are the type that wants the best throughput from your machine no matter what game you play, then you will be happy to know that gaming laptops have been improved in terms of raw processing power. The Razer Blade 15 lives up to this example , also known as the Razer Blade Advanced, with its 9th generation Intel i7 and the powerful Geforce RTX 2080 Max-Q. It also maintains its slim and sleek appeal while having a low weight. Another example of powerful development in laptops is the MSI GS75 Stealth, which also has the same processor and GPU specifications as the Razer Blade 15. Since the GPU is the biggest factor that determines the performance of a gaming laptop, it is good to see the integration of such hardware. There should also be a mention of the Asus ROG G703 with their implementation of three SSDs; this makes the G703 one of the fastest laptops you can get.
