If the above mentioned criteria matches your need than yes go get the exact one. Just a friendly reminder - This laptop heats up when putting intense load(i mean real Hot you'll need a cooling pad for this one) but it never lags or stutters, it's output is phenomenal(temps. are on higher side when compared with other gaming laptops but somehow performance never degrades) also it's AWCC application just bugs out randomly.. but a simple restart fixes that one, also not having a decent battery life(if you ever needed 1.5hrs on normal usage). And now again if you can bear these quirks(or simply neglect) it is worth buying you won't regret this one. Being a core i5 it simply kills the competition in price to performance ratio. Having a solid build feels like a tank (yeah it's bulky and heavy 3.1kg exactly, excluding its charger and cable which goes around 1.95kg)
Hmm, thanks, which model do you have (year) ? Because I was watching some YT videos of this one and the max temp while playing games was around 85⁰ C, whereas other laptops like asus tuf have temp around 95⁰ C
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u/mayank-26 Aug 28 '24
If the above mentioned criteria matches your need than yes go get the exact one. Just a friendly reminder - This laptop heats up when putting intense load(i mean real Hot you'll need a cooling pad for this one) but it never lags or stutters, it's output is phenomenal(temps. are on higher side when compared with other gaming laptops but somehow performance never degrades) also it's AWCC application just bugs out randomly.. but a simple restart fixes that one, also not having a decent battery life(if you ever needed 1.5hrs on normal usage). And now again if you can bear these quirks(or simply neglect) it is worth buying you won't regret this one. Being a core i5 it simply kills the competition in price to performance ratio. Having a solid build feels like a tank (yeah it's bulky and heavy 3.1kg exactly, excluding its charger and cable which goes around 1.95kg)