Best Gaming Laptops – Sortable According to Price, Battery, Weight etc

After a lot of hard work, here is a compiled and selected list of the best gaming laptops – sortable according to price, battery timing, weight, HDD, SDD, CPU, 2-in-1 factor, display size, screen resolution, refresh rate, durablility, gaming performance and other variables for ease. Its updated and checked regularly. Last Updated = June 2018

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Here is a key to understanding the table (which is pretty easy and straighforward):

Product = Brief name of the laptop and company | Price = In Dollars | CPU* = see below table for legend | GPU | RAM | HDD = Hard disk size (non-ssd) | SSD = Solid State Drive (if exists) | Screen = Screen Size | Battery = Approx battery life | Weight = weight in pounds (1kg = 2.2 lbs) | Resolution = Display resolution | Refresh Rate = Monitor refresh rate | 2-in-1 = If laptop is convertible into a tablet mode | Durability = Our score for how durable the laptop build is. Higher is better | LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH = Our score when the game “The Witcher 3” is played on Low, medium or high settings. Higher is better.

Best Gaming Laptops - Sortable

wdt_ID	Product	Price	CPU	Graphics Card	RAM	HDD	SSD	Screen	Battery	Weight	Resolution	Refresh rate	2-in-1	Durability	Low	Medium	High
	Product	Price	CPU	Graphics Card	RAM	HDD	SSD	Screen	Battery	Weight	Resolution	Refresh rate	2-in-1	Durability	Low	Medium	High

The data is kept upto date, but prices can change often, and items can go out of stock (especially if they are very popular), so do tell us if something here is amiss, wrong or confusing. We try our best to be as accurate as possible.

*How To Read CPU Specs

For Intel, apart from other things, the CPU specs also contain information such as the model (core i5, i7, i3 etc), the generation (whether is the 6^th gen, 7^th gen etc), and the number of cores. For e.g. i3-7100U means its Core i3, 7^th generation dual core processor. The first 2 letters are the model, i.e. i3. After the dash, the first number is the generation, in this case 7 for 7^th. If it was i3-6100U then it would have been the 6^th gen processor. The last letter tells the number of cores. U = dual core (except 8th gen laptops, where U also means quad core), HQ = quad core (4 cores) and just an H = hexacore (6 cores). Rarely, you might come across HK in the end, which means quad-core processor unlocked that can be overclocked. Xeon = Server and Workstation intended CPUs, often locked and have no iGPU but often boast hyperthreading, more software features, more cache, slightly higher efficiency, a larger instruction-set, and can have significantly more cores than the mainstream processors.

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