Champion of the gaming laptops

Champion of the gaming Laptops.

People often make investments in portable computers, commonly known as laptops, which are made based on economic analyzes, which only consider financial aspects; however, these teams have different attributes, both objective and subjective, which must be integrated into the investment decision-making process. Because in Mexico, during 2010, it was registered that 38.9 million people are users of a computer, this article presents a case study for the application of the Dimensional Analysis technique for decision-making when choosing a computer. Portable (laptop), where five objective and two subjective attributes are evaluated simultaneously. In conclusion, the technique used in this article is easy to apply, in addition to facilitating the evaluation of several attributes simultaneously. Here are some best laptops you can spent your money on.

The Champion of gaming Laptops

A powerful computer for gamers has triumphed this CES 2019. It is the Asus ROG Mothership, a kind of convertible laptop, in the style of a 17-inch Full HD Surface. It incorporates an Intel Core i9-8950HK processor, an NVidia GeForce RTX 2080 graphics system, 64 GB of RAM and three 512 GB SSDs.

Furthermore, the response time is three milliseconds and 144 Hz refresh. So you should have no problem playing. You can choose to separate the keyboard or use it together. Not bad, right?

Another of the computers that has attracted the most attention has been Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon, lighter even than the MacBook Air. It has the carbon fiber pattern on its cover, it is 14.95 mm thick and weighs 1.13 kilograms. The screen is 14 inches, and offers up to 15 hours of autonomy. Its price will oscillate the 1,700 dollars and it will arrive in Spain in June of this year.

On the other hand, Intel has presented at CES 2019 the new processors for its application in content creation, 5G networks, gaming and artificial intelligence. ‘Ice Lake’ is the new 10nm Intel chip that we will be able to have on our computers before the end of this year.