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The Alienware x16 comes fully loaded to play any PC game with an excellent mechanical keyboard and an RGB extravaganza—just beware of loud fan noise and a divisive design.

Lenovo's midpriced Legion 5i Gen 7 gaming laptop has gaming performance and a native screen resolution that exceeds expectations. It's a good buy that's almost a must-buy if you can find it at a discount.

It's a bit rough around the edges, but the Dell G16 keeps up with other GeForce RTX 3060 gaming laptops for a decent price.

It's not the standout that the Legion 7 is, but Lenovo's Legion 5 Pro (the AMD Ryzen sibling of the Intel Core Legion 5i Pro) is an excellent mid-priced gaming laptop.

A lackluster screen, a poor keyboard, and a much-too-small SSD put Lenovo's IdeaPad Gaming 3 out of contention among value-priced gaming laptops.

HP's thrifty Victus 15 has a few appealing features, but its subpar gaming performance makes the base model no fun.

You get what you pay for: a lot

Acer's refreshed Predator Triton 500 SE is a top performer among 16-inch gaming laptops, but there's no daylight between it and lower-priced competitors.

New laptops with AMD's Ryzen 7 6800U CPU have arrived. Let's see how this low-power processor stacks up against the current and previous silicon generations from both AMD and Intel.

An upgrade to 12th Generation Intel silicon makes Lenovo's 16-inch gaming laptop a formidable competitor.