Monitor is one of the important aspects in choosing a gaming a laptop, especially monitor sizes.Gaming laptops usually have bigger screens (17 or 18 inches) which makes them bit heavier and thicker compared to 14 inches model.Lately manufacturers like MSI, Razors are launching light weight thin looking models as well.
Next is Resolution.Till date 1080p is the considered standard resolution for laptops.While some of the new laptops are coming with even 4k display, it will not be of much use.The market is not yet ready for 4k videos, in fact there are very few 4k videos available as of now.So don't get attracted to catchy advertisements from the manufactures.Save yourself some money by making a wise decision.
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Have you seen any recent mobile ads recently?You will notice how much they talk about the IPS (in-plane switching) display in their ads. IPS screens offer true colour display that is impossible to beat.But off course,TN (twisted nematic) panels are still popular even today because of their shortest response time and cheaper rate.
IPS displays are gaining popularity nowadays for obvious reasons,even though it attracts a premium price over phone.if you are undecided between IPS and TN panels we would suggest you to read TN Vs. IPS Which is Better for Gaming?
Finally,Monitor Refresh Rate.Advanced GPUs can process even 100 frames per second, where as most of the monitors have a standard refresh rate of 60Hz.So even you have an advanced GPU it will bring down your refresh rate to monitor refresh rate level.Few laptop models are being launched in the market which are having higher than 60Hz refresh rates.
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Suggested Models to Check Out:Few Laptops in the markets which are having 120 GHZ or more than 120 GHZ of refresh rates:
