Parent's aren't just buying Xbox 360s and Wii's for their children, many are buying these home entertainment systems for themselves. Gaming is as much a grownup pastime as it is an activity for kids, and you don't necessarily need a device wired into your television set to enjoy it. That's why LAPTOP rounded up a few ideas to improve your mobile gaming experience. Whether you're a neophyte simply killing time with old-school arcade favorites, or a champion looking to add a little bite to your gameplay, you'll find something here to boost your fun beyond that high score.Tips For Gamer's :
>> Razer Lachesis
Frag Faster with the Razer Lachesis
Trust us, there’s nothing like being the first to pull the trigger in Call of Duty 4. So up your game with the Razer Lachesis gaming mouse. We gave it our Editors’ Choice award for its nine programmable buttons, 32K of onboard memory, and five custom dpi settings ranging from 125 to 4000.
>> Upgrade your Graphic Adapters
Get an Eye Candy Upgrade by Intalling New Drivers for Your Graphics Card
You’re always buying new games, but did you know that graphics card manufacturers are constantly releasing driver updates that help your hardware run those new titles more efficiently? To find out what graphics card you have, right-click My Computer, click Properties, select the Hardware tab, then Device Manager, and then open the Display adapters tree. To upgrade your graphics drivers, visit one of these sites:
Nvidia Graphics:
www.nvidia.com/page/drivers.htmlATI Graphics:
ati.amd.com/support/driver.htmlIntegrated Intel Graphics:
downloadcenter.intel.comTo download the latest version of DirectX 10, or to see if your system supports the technology: www.gamesforwindows.com.
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