star-lord

Just tell me your adress and the date when you leave and just leave your pc outside your door and I´ll take care off it.

Just tell me your adress and the date when you leave and just leave your pc outside your door and I´ll take care off it.

Well 900 on sale maybe... 
 

Thanks. The phantom does look like a better laptop but it is a bit more expensive than I´d like, even the gigabyte exeeds my bufget by 100€ (budget being 1200€ and prefearybly 1000-ish but a bit over 1200 if needed) Well, I´ll look for deals and reviews on the phantom. Thanks again.

Exactly, so the winner is clear: 

No one said anything about gaming on the battery. They said a gaming laptop with good battery life. Obviously, if there's an issue thinking that you can game on the battery, then yes you're absolutely right and you'll get about an hour of game time and it likely won't be super enjoyable at that. However, if you've got any kind of power saving graphics switching software around, you know... like Nvidia Optimus or something like that, then you can get VERY reasonable battery life from a gaming machine these days, especially with Skylake.
 
Your laptop is a DTR, it's effectively a very powerful AIO SFF desktop machine. You can't use your machine as an example of what's a "good" gaming laptop. A laptop is something you can actively carry around comfortably, like mine.