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Corbs · 28-08-2007, 05:56 AM

Unfortunately, barebones are rare and have too few choices. Plus, the video card is, if I'm not mistaken, always included and is, in most cases, below your standards. Therefore, for a gaming laptop, apart from the RAM / Processor, you do not gain anything from building it.

As Amphiron said, I'd definitely wait a couple of months if you intend to play the next generation games.

But hey, the G2S is a great laptop. Reviews so far, if I remember correctly, have been pretty positive. On the other hand, I do have a preference for the G1S for its portability (15.4IN vs 17.1IN). Is 2 inches more really worth 200$?

28-08-2007, 05:56 AM	#4 (permalink)
Corbs Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 214	Re: Buying A Gaming Notebook: Advice Wanted. Unfortunately, barebones are rare and have too few choices. Plus, the video card is, if I'm not mistaken, always included and is, in most cases, below your standards. Therefore, for a gaming laptop, apart from the RAM / Processor, you do not gain anything from building it. As Amphiron said, I'd definitely wait a couple of months if you intend to play the next generation games. But hey, the G2S is a great laptop. Reviews so far, if I remember correctly, have been pretty positive. On the other hand, I do have a preference for the G1S for its portability (15.4IN vs 17.1IN). Is 2 inches more really worth 200$?

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