The introduction of the Pascal GPU architecture from Nvidia has raised the bar for all gaming laptop manufacturers to hit, and the MSI GT73VR is a machine that’s poised to break every performance record we have on the book.

Now that Pascal graphics cards have officially begun the steady process of flooding the market with new laptops and desktops, MSI has updated their GE line of laptops with the release of the comfortably portable and highly adaptable GE62VR Pro Apache gaming laptop. 

The new ASUS ROG G752VS is the first of what is sure to be dozens of gaming laptops that will be released over the next few months that feature Nvidia’s refreshed Pascal-based GTX 10XX line of GPUs, touting twice the horsepower and overall efficiency of the previous generation.

The Zenbook Pro UX501VW is another in a long line of ASUS laptops that try to be everything to everyone at once, by including all the features the average user could want while also pumping things up for professionals with the addition of a 4K touchscreen display and a screaming-fast 512GB PCIe SSD. But will the tactic of throwing in high-end components on a laptop that can barely run games at 4K be the laptop’s eventual downfall?

For the past several years, 4K gaming has been a privilege reserved for desktop PC owners only, but the MSI GS60 Ghost Pro 4K could soon change all that. With stellar specs and a petite design that hides a monster of a machine underneath, can this laptop prove that 4K is finally ready to make its way out of your home and on the road no matter where you go?

The Zenbook UX360CA is a brand spanking new convertible laptop from ASUS, that’s got its eyes set on taking a chunk of market-share away from dominant players in the space like Microsoft’s Surface Book and the iPad Pro. With a slim, durable design that’s meant to stand up to the tests of time, will the Zenbook be able to keep its performance, battery efficiency, and display quality up to par with two of the biggest names in the business?

Whether you’re looking for the best gaming laptop for the money, the best destkop, or just the best keyboard, you always want to make sure you’re getting the absolute best bang for your buck. But how can you know whether or not those sticks of RAM are overpriced, or if the graphics card inside is the one that’s going to take you up the leaderboards on the latest online shooters?

The ASUS ROG Strix GL502VT is a portable, nearly petite gaming laptop that is one of the best cases we’ve seen to date which proves you don’t always have to go big if you want a powerful gaming rig that follows you on the go. But will the extremely light profile of the ROG keep it from competing with its bigger cousins when it comes down to the raw specs of graphics, speed, or responsiveness?

The MSI GT80S 6QE is a lumbering beast of a gaming laptop, edging the line between where “portable laptop” ends and “desktop with a screen” begins. But will its insane performance and mechanical keyboard be enough to outweigh the worries over its substantial footprint and annoying software package?

We’ve been on the hunt for the best gaming laptops in 2017, so the question remains: does the new ASUS G752VT have what it takes to top that list? Continue reading our Asus ROG G752VT review to see what it does right — and the many areas where the laptop still has room to improve.

The Acer Predator 17 represents everything that’s right with the best gaming laptops in 2017, as well as the places where they’re still miles behind the rest of the curve at the same time. Read on in our Acer Predator 17 review to find out what we loved (and hated) about this gamer’s paradox in a box.

This year, we rated the Dell XPS 13 as the top contender in our best ultrabooks for 2017 list. But what is it about this portable, beautiful laptop that puts it so far ahead of the rest of the competition? Read on in our Dell XPS 13 review to find out.