You don’t need a PhD to see that gaming rigs are significantly more expensive than their non-gaming counterparts. But what’s interesting is that gaming laptops tend to be more expensive than gaming PCs, at least in terms of what you get for your money. There’s a wide chasm in perceived value between gaming laptops and gaming PCs, and the best high-end gaming laptops often cost more pound-for-pound compared to similar-tier gaming PCs. Both might pack a blisteringly fast Nvidia GeForce RTX GPU and accompanying CPU, but one’s going to hit your wallet a lot harder. Why is that? Thiago Trevisan / I…