Gaming Laptop ~£1500

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Morning all

I'm looking at a gaming laptop to be used on my work travels and for JR to use on holidays. I can see Gigabyte, MSI and Asus all have products around this range. Any real world experiences or advice to share? Due to it being lugged around from time to time the key physical requirements are:

Not too heavy
Solid build
Keyboard you can genuinely comfortably play games with (mainly fps, rts and sim)

Hardware wise discrete gpu, 16gb and an ssd to make sure it can cope with more or less anything but I'm happy to work that side out myself.

I am also assuming a sturdy carrier and separate mouse are a must for proper use.

Battery life not a huge issue.

Planning to wait until post CES models hit the shelves (either to bag a new one or take advantage of price drops on the current ranges).

Many thanks in advance.

Edit: a few hundred either way for the right kit is worth it!
 
Try looking at the GIGABYTE P25X V2 CF4 with i7-4810MQ @ 2.8Mhz to 3.8Mhz. Turbo.
Nvidia GTX880M with 8GB of Gddr5.
The screen is IPS FULL HD and ANTI-GLARE coated!
15.6inch so fairly easy to carry around!

Regards,

Ajay.
 
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Try looking at the GIGABYTE P25X V2 CF4 with i7-4810MQ @ 2.8Mhz to 2.8Mhz. Turbo.
Nvidia GTX880M with 8GB of Gddr5.
The screen is IPS FULL HD and ANTI-GLARE coated!
15.6inch so fairly easy to carry around!

Regards,

Ajay.

Spec on this laptop is insane for the price, the downside being it's only an 880 which is significantly inferior to the 9xx cards. However you really won't notice the difference unless your playing top end games on max settings.

It also has duel 256 SSD drives....yum!
 
For what it's worth i recently bought the asus rog 751jy which is an amazing piece of hardware, however I know a lot of people dislike the keyboard.
 
As for the Keyboard on the Gigabyte its fully backlit with adjustable light controls, and its very nice to use.

Sorry for the typo its 3.8Mhz.

Ajay.
 
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