Games are quite resource intensive and they need a lot of everything on your computer to run smoothly including RAM, hard disk space, disk's I/O speed.
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GeForce® GTX 1660 Ti gaming laptops are built with the breakthrough graphics performance of the award-winning NVIDIA Turing™ architecture. With performance that rivals the GeForce GTX 1070 laptop GPU, it’s a blazing-fast supercharger for today’s most popular games, and even faster with modern titles.
GeForce® GTX 1650 gaming laptops are built with the breakthrough graphics performance of the award-winning NVIDIA Turing™ architecture. With performance that’s up to 2X the GeForce GTX 950M and up to 70% faster than GTX 1050, it’s the supercharger for today’s most popular games, and even faster with modern titles. Step up to better gaming with GeForce GTX.
The fusion of power, performance, and affordability makes the GeForce® GTX 760 Ti the weapon of choice for gamers.
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Combining the power of two Kepler GPUs, the GeForce GTX 690 is the fastest graphics card ever built. The GTX 690 uses hardware based frame metering for smooth, consistent frame rates across both GPUs. A meticulously designed board with dual vapor chamber coolers ensure quiet operation.
NVIDIA's fastest and most efficient GPU. Powered by the Kepler architecture. Features GPU Boost, Adaptive V-Sync, and NVIDIA Surround. Available on both PC and Mac.
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The GeForce GTX 670 combines high performance with exceptional power efficiency. GPU Boost dynamically boosts clock speed for extra performance. New anti-aliasing modes eliminate jaggies without sacrificing framerate. And NVIDIA Surround lets you game on three monitors from a single card.
The GeForce GTX 660 Ti is built for fast and fluid 1080p gaming in the latest DirectX 11 and NVIDIA PhysX-enabled games. Packed with all the Kepler features found in the flagship GTX 680, GeForce GTX 660 Ti delivers the ideal fusion of power, performance, and affordability.
The GeForce GTX 660 is built for fast and fluid 1080p gaming in the latest DirectX 11 and NVIDIA PhysX-enabled games. Packed with all the Kepler features found in the flagship GTX 680, GeForce GTX 660 delivers the ideal fusion of power, performance, and affordability.
Get stunning PC gaming graphics with the GeForce GTX 650 Ti BOOST graphics card. Play MMO and FPS games with DirectX 11 performance and 1080p HD resolution.
NVIDIA<sup>®</sup> GeForce<sup>®</sup> MX150 supercharges your laptop for work and play. Get up to 4X faster performance over integrated graphics for photo and video-editing applications, as well as faster, smoother gaming. GeForce<sup>®</sup> MX150 also works seamlessly with NVIDIA Optimus<sup>®</sup> technology to give you the perfect balance between long battery life and performance.
Accelerate your entire PC experience with the fast, powerful NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 1030 graphics card. Its award-winning NVIDIA Pascal™ architecture, powerful graphics engine, and state-of-the-art technologies give you the performance upgrade you need to drive today’s most demanding PC applications.
Article by Orestis BastounisIf you’re buying a computer purely for playing games, a Mac isn’t the best choice. We always recommend.
Macs are more expensive than a desktop Windows PC, especially when you add on extra storage, memory or a faster GPU, and there’s a far smaller library of games that run natively on OS X, Apple’s desktop operating system, than you’ll find for Windows. And yet, Macs are hugely popular.
They're everywhere now—and that means we should make them the best gaming machines they can possibly be.Maybe you prefer OS X for day-to-day computing and have a dedicated PC for gaming. Maybe you’re a frequent traveler or college student, and prefer using a MacBook Pro or MacBook Air over a Windows laptop. And we all know a few fanboys who buy every Apple contraption as soon as it goes on sale.Gaming on a Mac may be more restrictive than with a desktop PC running Windows, but if you choose the right Mac hardware, and are willing to pay for it, you’ll be able to play most games without issue.
That’s why I’ve put together this guide to gaming on the Mac, covering everything from the best Mac hardware for gaming, to using Windows Boot Camp, to the mice and keyboards you should buy for Mac gaming.If you don’t own a Mac, but are curious about what OS X might have to offer for gamers, I’ll explain the available choices, the different product lines, and what upgrades are most beneficial for gaming. I’ll look at storage, the GPU options, CPU upgrades and even some of the more exotic upgrades you could make, such as external graphics cards that connect via Thunderbolt, or what you could do to boost your Mac’s performance by whipping it open yourself and adding an SSD, more memory or a bigger hard disk.Take away that shiny aluminum exterior (and bigger pricetag), and Macs and PCs are based on identical Intel-based x86 hardware. By setting up Boot Camp to run Windows side-by-side with OS X, you can play PC-exclusive games which haven’t been coded to run on OS X. I’ll cover Boot Camp—along with a look at some of the other ways to run Windows software directly in OS X like Wineskin and virtual machines—and their potential pitfalls.Page 1: Introduction to Mac gaming.
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