Gaming laptops are powerful powerhouses capable of handling the massive performance demands of modern 3D games. A regular store-bought laptop might have some advantages, but with a standard configuration of 1GB of RAM, a measly 1.6GHz CPU, and a built-in graphics card, you're guaranteed to get pretty low FPS in almost any modern game that hits the market. ... that is, if it runs on such a low-end laptop.

Some things you should look for in a gaming laptop:

The first and most important thing is the graphics card. Almost all standard models have a built-in graphics card that sucks up the available RAM to function properly and hp laptop price in bangladesh display a real image. The first thing you should look for in a gaming laptop is of course a dedicated graphics card, preferably from ATI or nVidia.

These are the two leading giants in all graphics cards, be it desktop graphics cards or mobile laptop graphics cards. Even if you want to play perfectly on your laptop, you need to make sure that it carries a high-end graphics card from these two manufacturers.

There are plenty of lower-end graphics cards that are designed for something else (watching movies, displaying images well in graphics editing programs, etc.).

Some of the newer laptop models include SLI and can carry up to two cards that connect to display the perfect picture in all its glory.

A few newer models also offer the option of true 3D gaming with 3D glasses and so on. They aren't cheap yet, but if gaming is your dogma, then one of these babies is a must-have!