At the end of the day this comes down to personal preference, but here’s what you need to consider:

What screen resolution should you get for your gaming laptop? More pixels means a crisper image, so just get the highest resolution you can, right? That’s not always the case – Here’s why:

I hate it when I spend money on things I don’t need, and this is easy to do with gaming laptops as they can get expensive fast. Entry level gaming laptops start from about $500, while top of the line models can easily exceed $5000 – 10x the cost! How much can you comfortably afford to spend on a new gaming laptop? Only you can decide this – but here are my thoughts on some different price ranges.

The ASUS ROG Ally has a touch screen, but you may not always want the touch functionality to be active. Here’s how you can turn the touch screen off.

Yes, here’s why it’s important to play games with the charger connected.

You just opened up your laptop, but after putting the bottom panel back on it doesn’t turn on. Don’t worry, it’s not broken! There’s a simple way to fix this problem.

You’ve just opened Counter-Strike 2, but you can’t play a real game until you complete training day – 12 rounds with bots.

It’s possible that the option for Advanced Optimus might disappear from Razer’s new Blade 18 (2023) gaming laptop after updating the Nvidia drivers, here’s how to fix it.

A common question I get is “If I have a 60Hz laptop screen, can I use a faster monitor like 144Hz?”