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Fraps is the most popular as far as I know, but check out Bandicam, dxtory and Camstasia. So far, I've had the best luck with Bandicam and Camtasia. But remember, Fraps will ruin your fps more than most other recording programs. Good luck with your recording!

xapa112, you are wrong. AMD benchmark lower than nVidia significantly in any task that doesn't require compute power ie 75% of gaming processes. Learn what you're talking about before you tell me I'm wrong.

Don't go with an AMD CPU. I'm not a fanboy, it's just they benchmark and and perform lower than Intel CPUs. Now, video editing and gaming actually require different hardware to be done at their best. For example, for gaming, an i5 would be great because games don't use many threads. But for editing you'd want an i7 because they hyperthread, and you really need that for editing. An nVidia GPU would tend to perform better in games than its AMD counterpart, but AMD cards have more compute power and…

Will do. Thanks for the suggestions, guys

I looked at Alienware, but they seem very expensive for the hardware they offer. Their cases are so cool though.

I've had a gaming pc for a few months now, but I'm want to buy a laptop for gaming amongst other things, too. My budget is £900, so it doesn't have to be some kind of amazing beast, just something I can run most games at medium on. My current PC is: CPU: i5-2500K OC @ 4.5Ghz GPU: nVidia GTX 560ti OC @950Mhz Direct CUII Top (functionally equivalent to GTX 570-GTX 580) RAM: 8GB @ 1600Mhz MoBo: H61 (I know I need to change this VERY soon, I only have it because my newer one broke) On this rig I can…