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If you're eyeing up a G75VW as your new ROG gaming laptop you might be asking; how well can it play games? Using the same method as our G55VW and Tytan CG8580 testing, I've concentrated on giving you the best playable settings in top tier PC titles, in order to translate these directly to your own system.

OK, as an avid gamer myself and of course a Mass Effect 3 fan boy I scoured around for you guys and found that the lovely people from Toms Hardware Guide came up with an article detailing "How well will Mass Effect 3 Run On Your PC?"

Having three monitors is great for gaming. While console players may prefer their 42 inch HDTVs, wrap-around monitors provide a whole different experience. Eyefinity with 3 monitors is easily setup on a normal desk (i.e. without a rig) and considering the abundance of 1080p displays on the market it's a great time to think about it. While ROG is almost always invested in making the fastest of fastest tech, we wanted to show Eyefinity is possible without resorting to super high-end hardware. We got in touch with a few friends at AMD, CoolerMaster and G.Skill to lend some hardware, and then we went away to build our gaming PC.

It's that time of the gaming cycle again. As 2012 dawns, the three main gaming platforms are in a state of flux. We have our two consoles, which are refusing to make room for the new. For all their greatness and genuine contribution to gaming over the last few years, the console duo are getting long in the tooth, and it's quite obvious. However, their makers have yet to give gamers any glimmer of hope regarding a next generation to kick things up a notch in terms of both technology and design innovation. The venerable company from Washington State and their peers from Japan have not really said anything about new consoles, and in fact have on several occasions come out and hinted that we basically shouldn't hold our breath.