Gaming Which Games I Can Play?

[MakiManPR]

A laptop to emulate both as fluently as currently-possible will be in the $1,100+ range.

Laptops are weaker for various reasons and you need to spend a lot more to get comparable power to a desktop because they sacrifice a lot to be smaller and portable.

nevermind

 

[MakiManPR]

It's fine assuming you're not trying to emulate things from GC/PS2 and up.

You're not going to get both a powerful CPU and GPU in a laptop for a good price without heat issues or little to no battery life.

What about this one?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lenovo-Ideapad-Y570-i7-2670QM-3-1GHz-Quad-Core-8GB-500GB-Win7-64bit-08626LU-/221051497371?pt=Laptops_Nov05&hash=item3377b22b9b

 

[Rydian]

That processor's about three times as powerful so it'll be much better for emulation, and the graphics card scores almost the same as the previous one so it should be the same for normal gaming.

 

[MakiManPR]

Thanks. I will return it and buy the Lenovo Ideapad Y570