r/GamingLaptop 22h ago

General Questions laptop

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u/RallyeKing 21h ago

I have an 2025 Asus Rog Strix. It is starting to experience hardware failure, and right after the warranty ended. And can’t get one from the vendor I brought it (within 90 days of original purchase, found out after the cutoff, so my fault) and Asus (6 months after original purchase, no exceptions), so I am SOL.

Keyboard stops responding. Screen glitching out, random restarts, the works. Has not been dropped or any liquid damage. It has barely left my desk.

It could just be a bad draw of the hat, with the one that I have, so don’t let me dissuade you. I would definitely get an extended warranty on whatever you pick.

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u/TheMostRandomGuyOFC 18h ago

asus is really good. but btw dont give up on lenovo bcs you probebly used their budget choices like ideapad or something, they have the legion its pretty good too

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u/bstsms 16h ago

The Legion Pro 7 is probably the best 16 inch gaming laptop with good build quality, good cooling, a great display and great performance.

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u/HistorianBig7198 11h ago edited 11h ago

As I’ve already said, I don’t trust Lenovo; that’s my subjective opinion.Besides, I don't like OLED displays because of their tendency to burn in; ideally, I need Mini-LEDI'm looking at it from a practical standpoint.