For a notebook sized laptop, this thing is quite the beast when it comes to graphical and processing power. Now I know it doesn't stack up against a prim and proper desktop computer that is built with  top of the line components, but with the current economy and apparent chip shortages products like these will be in higher demand. Overall, it will run all of the games I want to play at a good resolution (1080p) at high or ultra settings at a stable 60 FPS.While this laptop for the price is an absolute steal, I needed to spend an extra $100 for it to truly shine. The SSD on this laptop is only 237GB which is dreadfully small if you're into gaming so be prepared to invest in a external hard drive in the size of your choosing. My monitor which is around 6 years old only uses a HDMI cord so I needed to buy an HDMI to VGA so I can connect this laptop to my monitor. Finally, this laptop also has two USB ports; one type 2.0 port and one type C. In order to connect my keyboard, mouse, and XBOX 360 adapter I needed to buy a USB hub that goes into the type C slot. In my opinion, while it might be a pain to drop another $100; in the end it was absolutely worth it.Now I have a list of games that I have played or tested that I believe may help any potential buyer decided on taking a chance with this laptop. Do note that I aimed for a stable 60 FPS and all are at 1080p.Yakuza Like a Dragon- Maintained 60 FPS on high settings.Witcher 3 GOTY - 60 FPS with dips into the low 50's on ultra settingsBattlefield 4- 60 FPS on ultra.Watchdogs 2- 60 FPS with dips into the low 50's on high/ultra settings.Doom Eternal- 60 FPS on ultra.Deus Ex Mankind Divided - 60 FPS on high/ultra.Fallout 4 (no graphics mods) - 60 FPS on ultra.Star Wars Battlefront 2 - 60 FPS on highFarcry 5- 60 FPS on ultra.Mass Effect Andromeda- 60 FPS with dips into the low 50's on high/ultra.Overwatch- 60 FPS on ultra.