"Custom" Gaming Laptop?

[xjohnny3589]

Hey guys, I'm basicly done building my desktop PC, and now I have some extra money. So I've decided that I'm going to get a gaming laptop, so I can play my games at my friends or at work without having to carry around a monitor, keyboard, mouse and computer everywhere I go. So, I want to play my games: BF4, blahaah so on and so on without compromise. I want the most bang or my buck, so how do I about getting parts for it? Or what cheap system builder would you recommend?

[Crisi]

you are going to need a good gpu before you can begin improving the laptop. Start with a laptop that has at least a GTX 765M

[CoolBeans]

You could get a Lenovo G505s http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834312829 or MSI GE60  http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834152406

[needmorewood]

Hey guys, I'm basicly done building my desktop PC, and now I have some extra money. So I've decided that I'm going to get a gaming laptop, so I can play my games at my friends or at work without having to carry around a monitor, keyboard, mouse and computer everywhere I go. So, I want to play my games: BF4, blahaah so on and so on without compromise. I want the most bang or my buck, so how do I about getting parts for it? Or what cheap system builder would you recommend?

ehhhh u you will have to buy one from a name brand whats ur budget? cause that changes everything.

it may be worth waiting for some of the stuff we saw at CES

[xjohnny3589]

you are going to need a good gpu before you can begin improving the laptop. Start with a laptop that has at least a GTX 765M

"improving"? I haven't picked anything nor do I have a current laptop GPU...

And I'm looking to spend around 800.

[Retro Gaming]

Try to stretch your budget a little bit more and go for the EON11-S RTS by Origin PC.

 

http://www.originpc.com/configurator/l/l1.aspx?SYSTEMID=5