Good gaming laptop

[ickytc]

I've been looking around for a laptop that's good for gaming, work, and that's pretty light and easy to carry around. Any suggestions?
And by light, I mean anything less than 3.5 kg

[DarKeneD]

They always seem to be the best when you build them yourself. If not, I've liked the Alienware M-series, most of them are pretty heavy and very expensive though
But if your really looking for something light, Razer's Blade (Razer Blade - The World's First True Gaming Laptop - Top Gaming PC) isn't all that bad. Of course, it's extremely expensive...

[Matrixdudej]

There are a lot of options, ultimately it comes down to one big thing. What is your budget?

[ickytc]

I'm looking at the m14x, does anyone know if there are any heat issues with it?

[beware123]

Don't buy alienware in general. A couple months in and the performance drops a LOT. Your best bet would be to look around in newegg or tiger and find a non-brand laptop there. Dell also has horrible customer service.

P.S. instead of looking for a lightweight laptop go build some muscle then you can carry the heavy stuff

[AssViolator]

Don't buy alienware. Back in the day i "bought" a bunch of Alien ware laptops and they were pure SHIT. i recommend you build yourself a desktop.

[uhZylon]

If you're wanting to run games on it, give us a budget and what games you want to run

[carr]

If you want a useful recommendation here, you need post more specs.
The budget, the brand like and dislike, the OS and so on

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