When trying to justify your new PC you will probably tell everyone you need it for business use or schoolwork or to further your studies, but secretly you might just want it to play games! If you are going to spend the money you need to make sure that you get a good gaming PC. Here is some advice on how to pick a machine that can blast those aliens with the best of them.
For you gamers out there, everyone’s favorite enthusiast PC and laptop manufacturer, Alienware, are launching five new computers for you to drool over. One laptop, a Micro ATX PC, and a full tower, also ALX versions of the two desktop PCs. The laptop is an addition to theAlienware M17 notebook that has been about for some time, and is called the M15x, a fifteen inch notebook to the M17’s seventeen inch notebook. Then there are the two desktops, theAurora, and the Alienware Area 51. Roll up, roll up, and we will take you through the new line up of aspirational computers form the enigmatic Alienware.
We recently looked at the new gaming laptop from Dell, the Alienware M17x, and now Maingear has launched a rival gaming laptop the eX-L 18. The question is, can Maingear beat the aliens?
Laptops and gaming haven’t always gone hand-in-hand as laptop designers are often concerned with battery life and weight. However the designers over at Alienware have created a laptop bursting with power that is ready for hardcore game players. The Alienware M17x is a formidable machine with high specs and lots of alien juice.
The Compaq Presario line of machines has been around for years (since 1993 actually) and has a reputation as a solid brand name. The deftly named CQ60-313SA is one of the newer additions to this family. For under £400 HP/Compaq is offering a dual core machine with 3GB of memory, the question is, can it be trusted?
