With laptop sales continuing to rise – up by 43.3 per cent in the first quarter of this year alone, according to Gartner – it would appear that more and more of us are riding the technology wave.
Keeping up to date with the latest advances in laptop computing enables us to work longer, faster and, generally, for less. The good news for gaming is that this relentless march of technology means it's no longer necessary to own a dedicated gaming laptop to enjoy the odd game now and again.
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Twinfinite: "Like any Bethesda Game Studios title, Starfield has plenty of unique weapons to find and make your own. Of course, some are easier to find than others, though the easy ones can sometimes be just as powerful as the more tedious ones. So, for those who’re on the hunt for a powerful shotgun, here’s how to get Jake’s Hangover Cure in Starfield."
Twinfinite: "Stealth has always been a pillar of Bethesda Game Studios’ titles, and Starfield is no exception. This time around, not only is there a dedicated skill tied to the sneaky attribute, but there are also plenty of consumables to amp up your stealthiness. Nevertheless, the game occasionally doesn’t explain certain mechanics, and one question that crops up a lot is: Does your flashlight make you more visible in Starfield?"
good read
Laptop for games isn't a good thing...
thas got to be the dumbest article of 2011 :/ ... seriously lowering ur resolution ? and streaming games from a desktop ?
The best tweak is to get a proper gaming machine .
What kind of dumb advice is just lower res or play old games ?
I just attach a USB mouse then Im good....