gaming laptops

So many choices, so many specs!

True work-and-play machines.

They'll arrive sometime in 2023.

It’s Razer’s most portable gaming laptop yet, but that light weight comes with tradeoffs.

It's the first time Razer has ever used an AMD chip.

It’s a powerful gaming notebook for a surprisingly affordable price.

ASUS fit a 16-inch screen into a 15-inch laptop case.

You can finally say goodbye to the GTX 1650.

Once again, ASUS delivers a ton of power at a decent price.

Alienware hasn't had an AMD-equipped laptop since 2007.

And yes, they still make satisfying clicky noises.

It's a solid step into 1440p -- too bad about those fans, though.

How do the premiere gaming laptops of CES stack up?

It's never been a better time to buy a gaming laptop.

And there's a new Aurora Ryzen desktop joining the family.

They're finally 10nm and come with a slew of new features.

It’s a solid follow-up to the GS65, but it no longer stands out.

And its Creator 17 comes with insanely bright mini LEDs. 

It's AMD's new 1080p gaming king.

The extra display looks cool, but doesn’t do much more than your phone.