Izanagi97
Smash Lord
I'd go with 4 monitor stand in a 1 over 3 setup
Top monitor: Secondary Gaming (Maps, Stats, etc) or looking up guides
Bottom Center: Primary Gaming (Actual Game)
Other monitors: Web Browsing and streaming Sports games*
That would likely mean that I'd need more RAM and a beefier GPU since those are my hobbies.
I don't really have an interest in multi monitor setups because I don't consider myself hardcore like those people that get those crazy setups from sponsorship deals because they are a bunch sell out shills. I also don't have much of an interest in pro gaming because I consider gaming as more of a hobby than a career option and because it would not look good on a resume (I'm applying more for a job dealing with computer engineering.) Personally, multi monitors are silly because it will jack up the costs, I have no interest in using skype, and if I wanted to listen to music or youtube video, I'd stop the game. Besides, I still need to get a new desk if I wanted one of those multi monitor setups.
For a laptop: http://gaming.msi.com/products/notebook/gt-series?id=3461
That looks like a good choice for a desktop caliber laptop I can use on the go though I don't know where to buy that version of the Titan
*The reason for Streaming Sports is either because the game isn't being broadcast on TV* or I don't feel like paying for what will be a very disappointing PPV (Like the Mayweather vs Berto fight. $70? Get that **** outta here.)
**No, I will not get DirecTV. The reason is because **** DirecTV since their dish will crap out as soon as it starts raining. Because I live in Ohio (which already has a lot of jokes about the weather), keeping the signal will be impossible as soon as the week stops being sunny
