PotshotPolka

I always figured you'd like to wear white. You know, like a ghost with a dunce cap.

I put them inside of your mom.

I only really suggest corsair or antec, haven't seen much from OCZ. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139005 650W $90 or if you want to go over your limit and get a modular PSW instead, because they save room: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139012 $120

Need to edit Harry into this now.

Didn't Angie have it, then Garfield had it, then it was shit brown for AA for a while, then Tyrant got it and its pink again?

sigh.......

I have a regular laptop weighing in at 3-4lbs, a gaming laptop doesn't weigh more than 8 or so if its heavy duty, let's say 10lbs in all for that third party cooling pad to put under it. That's still 1/6th the weight, and it can be transported in your carry on. You wouldn't have to worry about shipping it with an extra fee like you would a desktop and making sure its secured with padding. Stop being so contentious, its sad. UPS says $350 for shipping a 10lb box, same exact location, but instead of shipping it could be in my backpack for free. GG again Jazzy.

I think the funniest thing in this thread was the thought of Soulkeeper being a CA.

That depends entirely on whether or not they would allow it, but I figured they would let you, that's why I made a ballpark estimate of $200 to ship it that way.

It would be funnier if Dirty posted this.

Lol? Customs cost for 50+lb order in excess of value of $1600 (I have a fulltower case, and a lot of I/O shit) Plus since the parts are fragile some would have to be shipped separately you're looking at may 5-6 boxes. Plus, it's going by plane, not boat, I'm not waiting 3 months for my computer. You think I'm illwitted to think it costs that kind of money to ship something commercially? EDIT: Actually for giggles I calculated on UPS what it would cost to ship one large box that could hold everything I'd send with my computer. I was illwitted, it wasn't $200, it was $1200, for five days later lol. GG, Jazzy.

Nice tirade. You neglect gamers that move occasionally, and don't want to lug around a desktop. I'm going to Russia in a year, does that mean I have to spend $200 to ship my desktop in pieces to a location I may not be comfortable leaving it, or even for that matter shipping all those delicate parts across the world? A gaming laptop is obviously difficult to cool, not impossible obviously, they can be kept decently cool, but yes, they're obviously not meant for lugging around and using on the fly like a netbook, they have neither the battery life or portability for that, its just a mobile desktop. A $1500 gaming laptop today may only match a $800-1000 desktop at best in performance, but I highly doubt it will be useless in two years, it may not be bleeding edge but that's it. If you're hellbent on it like I said in OP, the primary factor to look out for is the graphics card, since the mobile versions are often underclocked versions of the regular ones. I'd love to see more laptop barebone kits like OCZ's, it'll happen eventually as die shrinks become more advanced but until then w/e.

http://www.steam-gamers.net/forum/showthread.php?t=38278

And to imagine, you could have this experience too for only $10,000 a semester.

Will it be something like this? Afamad: "TROLOLOLOLOLOOL DERP" Console: You have been banned from the server, yet again faggot.

That's 2-3 in just a week, they add up and nothing really gets selected because its all shots in the dark.

Because I'm tired of people constantly asking but getting inconclusive and pointless answers. http://www.notebookcheck.net/Mobile-Graphics-Cards-Benchmark-List.844.0.html When purchasing a laptop with the purpose of "gaming" in mind the only important things are 4GB of RAM, a dual-core clocked at 2.0ghz+, and the graphics card (sure, other things matter but those boil down to the person's preferences). The former two can be found easily on the computer's spec sheets, the latter can be looked up on the site I linked. They have detailed benchmarks on virtually EVERY mobile videocard, what FPS it gets on average in games, and so on. You can also look up laptops that have those cards and go from there as well. Use this as a tool in the future when looking for an easy way to waste $1500+

Orally.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fellatio

I don't listen to ones with 4000.

It's like the Animal Kingdom and EPCOT and the Magical Kingdom are all part of Disney World, and then you have Universal Studios a little ways away that's 10 times better.

I think we found out where Dracula lives, because it sounds like he was filming this.

I like the Baltic countries because they wait until V-Day to tear down Soviet statues.