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If it has the ports to support 3 monitors, it can. However, you won't be getting the highest settings using three monitors because your GTX770m will not be powerful enough. In other words, games will probably run smoothly, but only at medium/ low settings at those resolutions.

If you want touch screen, you'll be best off with an ultrabook. If you want gaming performance, an expensive gaming laptop will be best for you (Clevo barebones). You usually can't have both.

The graphics card is the important part. Look for 660m and higher, and for higher resolution displays.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/GE60-ONC-622UK-15-6-inch-Laptop-750GB/dp/B00BETVIRK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1377180767&sr=8-1&keywords=MSI+GX60 This one has everything you want. Strictly for gaming, the MSI GX60 is better thanks to its 7970m graphics card, but I couldn't find it anywhere...

Press CTRL+0, it will reset your screen to the regular size. For reference, CTRL and + as well as CTRL and - will zoom in/out of the screen. Hope this helps! :D

If you bought your webcam separately from the rest of your computer, the manufacturer of the webcam will often provide software that can be used to test the webcam and use it to make pictures and videos. This can either be found with the disc that most likely came with it or the manufacturer's...

The GPU, or graphics card, is the most important part of any gaming system. It allows for better framerates, higher resolutions and better maximum detail settings. For a gaming system, it is therefore very important to invest a large part of one's budget into such. The CPU, or central processing...

The first thing - always get 7200 RPM hard drives. They're a lot faster. As long as you can find a way to get all of your stuff onto the new hard drive, you should be able to replace your old one. You don't have to buy exactly the same type, all you have to do is make sure the new hard drive is...

I see you know about sager. They offer the best deals around, a 780m and i7 for 1600$ sounds like a pretty good deal. Get that. Don't even consider getting an alienware.

Yes, but only at low-med quality. Try to get a laptop with a dedicated graphics card, ask around for a laptop depending on your budget.