Custom built computer.

[efq]

Its possible, alright. My own HP dv6-1210sa (£479) is quite good at gaming, with an ATI Mobility HD 4530 (512Mb dedicated RAM), 250Gb HDD, 3Gb RAM and a very good AMD QL-65 Dual Core. Couple that to the 15.6" HD screen, and you've got a decent gaming machine that will run The Sims 3 on nearly high settings, and should run GTA4 on decent settings, and COD4 will run quite well too.

Better still, you could get the dv6-1215sa for £549, which has an RM-74 dual core processor (about 0.1Ghz more), Bluetooth, a 320Gb HDD, and 4Gb of RAM.

Just looked at the specs of the dv6-1215sa and it looks awesome. So yeah that wouldn't be a bad choice at all.

[Markeh]

I'd just like to add an additional point too. If you don't like gaming on a laptop screen and would rather use a monitor, the dv6-1210 AND 1215 have HDMI ports, and are capable of 1080p when linked into a 1080p source (monitor, or a TV). I use mine on our 37" Full HD TV, and the picture is immense.

[Tomm]

Although you FPS will be rather low considering the graphics card in the laptop aint excally the most powerful card in the world and you're playing it at a very high resolution.

I'd just like to add an additional point too. If you don't like gaming on a laptop screen and would rather use a monitor, the dv6-1210 AND 1215 have HDMI ports, and are capable of 1080p when linked into a 1080p source (monitor, or a TV). I use mine on our 37" Full HD TV, and the picture is immense.

[Markeh]

On a certain graphics-intensive 3D car game I go on, I get around 30-40fps using the laptop screen. It's about 32 on the big screen. It's not that bad on the TV screen, and the picture is immense.