Are you people saying that laptops are going to work with ah?
I am quite ignorant in computer specs... but all i have ever read here was that laptops wouldn't be able to handle the graphics.
Yes. But... As with desktops, there's something you should consider, and more.
The first thing is to make sure it has a gaming level dedicated video card since Intel Graphics don't work well with Aces High. There's many levels in video cards, though, so you'd better get one from the upper end. (It's the same with desktops, too.)
The second thing is to decide whether you'd like to play on a 15" to 17" screen instead of a 27" or 30" one. Of course you can plug an external monitor to a laptop which is a viable solution if you need a carriable computer.
Third, you'd need a powered USB hub for your gaming gear, because laptops have less USB connectors than desktops for your gaming gear.
Fourth, don't look at anything under $1000 for a pleasing gaming experience for the next few years.
Fifth, take care of good airflow under your laptop. They mostly have air intake gaps in the bottom, but in the name of leanness the rubber pads beneath are very low. 1/3" high bumpons work surprisingly well!
