in 4k will hit the gpu bottleneck area before you hit the cpu bottleneck area.
will go for 7nm next year, they might give Intel a run for its money.
which is marked as unsave but apparently gives a huge speed boost on a handful of games.
As for gaming laptops forget them unless you want to have heat/performance problems and throw the entire thing out in a couple of years instead of gradually upgrading your stuff and saving money along the way.
Also most of the stuff which is branded gaming nowadays is overpriced shiny junk with as many leds possible, charging premium prices for often really shoddy build quality.
I have been burned with a corsair gaming keyboard which had shoddy keycaps for a really premium price and I have seen alienware tests which exposed similar patterns of gaming junkware for the idiots who want to pay too much.
This usually ends up in well designed laptops with cutting down on performance and adding fans to the system to even get rid of the reduced heat.
permanent damage to the hardware. In the end a laptop gaming or non gaming always is a compromise between form factor and performance and power draw.
Of course manufacturers love that people buy laptops because they earn way more on them, once a laptop breaks down, the customer needs to buy another one.
have small breaking points like non ATX motherboards or weird power supply connectors to prevent that the customers change too much themselves.
Last edited by werpu; 29.12.2018 at 19:27.