Not only are gaming laptops solid alternatives to a gaming tower, they aren't much larger than their non-gaming laptop cousins. From budget-friendly to decked-out powerhouses, I've reviewed over a dozen models in the past year to get you the very best options for all your gaming needs.

RAM and GPU prices are out of control lately because of the demand for AI and data centers, but you can still build a decent gaming rig with budget components.

Natively, the GMKtec K16 Mini PC can display on up to three screens at once. Each of the three different ports—an HDMI 2.0, a DisplayPort 1.4, and a USB-C 4—can support resolutions of up to 8K for ultra-high detail. As far as connectivity goes, the mini PC features a total of four USB-A ports so you can connect to your various peripherals.

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Studios are diversifying their distribution channels, player spending is growing and AI is reshaping the economics of development

You can’t exactly schlep your custom tower, keyboard, and monitor out the door every time you want to get some work down while enjoying a latte at your local coffee shop. However, laptops are still pretty limiting when it comes to what you can get done—especially if you’re used to working with multiple displays.

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Digital entertainment has grown into one of the largest discretionary categories for consumers, and it continues to draw more time and attention every year. Video games, esports, live streaming, and online wagering all compete for the same hours,