Topics:#best-playable-settings

Dying Light is not just another zombie game. We tested it on the G751JL and now we have to sleep with the light on..

Dying Light is a new free-running zombie game that's not for the faint-hearted. We tested it on the G771JM and G551J and now we have to sleep with the light on..

A sequel six years in the making; Snake is back in Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes. We test out it on the new G751JL (GTX 965M) gaming notebook to find the best performance settings.

It took six years to make the sequel, and Snake is back in Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes. We've tested the performance and best playable settings on the G771JM and G551JM gaming notebooks.

The GTX 980M is Nvidia's most powerful mobile graphics processor to date, and coupled with Intel's 4th Generation Core i7 quad-core processor makes an unbeatable combination in the G751JY. Performance results in FarCry 4 show that the settings can easily be turned up to their maximum details in 'Ultra' or even 'Nvidia' level with some tweaks.

Those who played the previous FarCry will instantly recognize some familiar tropes in the collection of fauna and flora that'll make you an expert in botany and 'arts & crafts', whilst the generous array of weapons, secondary attacks, skills and upgrades plucks the strings of RPG as much as FPS. Where FarCry 2 and 3 had you jumping in cars, boats and quads, FarCry 4 has you strapping on a wingsuit to glide over valleys, or hopping on an elephant to go rampaging. We test the G771JM and G551JM; ROG's 'mainstream' 17-inch and 15-inch gaming laptops with an Intel Core i7 4710HQ processor and Nvidia GTX 860M graphics to root out the best playable settings.