I've been researching a bit into gaming laptops, and it seems that in order to play modern games at high quality (like Skyrim, Deus Ex), you would need at least a 560M, or if you can afford it, a 570/580M.
So why would Razer, who is marketing a superior gaming laptop that will, (in their words) revitalize PC gaming, choose a mid-range video card like the 555M? It's already a $2,800 machine, so people who are buying this have plenty of disposable income, so what's an extra $200-$400 to make it truly top-of-the-line?
Correct me if I'm wrong... but the 560, 570, and 580M's outperform the 555M, right?
So why would Razer, who is marketing a superior gaming laptop that will, (in their words) revitalize PC gaming, choose a mid-range video card like the 555M? It's already a $2,800 machine, so people who are buying this have plenty of disposable income, so what's an extra $200-$400 to make it truly top-of-the-line?
Correct me if I'm wrong... but the 560, 570, and 580M's outperform the 555M, right?