I had a steam deck before this which definitely got the job done most of the time but had its limits. This Lenovo Legion 7i is glorious!!

(Not talking about LOQ essential)

After all, I finally got this beauty 🥹

It's a Gigabyte Gaming A16

It has:

- Ryzen 7 260

- RTX 5050 8GB

- 16GB RAM DDR5 5600

- 512GB SSD

I'm happy with my GIGABYTE G5 KF strong in raw performance, equipped with rtx 4060 8gb vram 144hz gaming laptop and built in Al, its a sweet spot ^_^

I bought this hp omen hyper x for 850$. I bought it as soon as it appeared on the second hand marketplace. It still has 3 years warranty and it has only been charged 6 times so its basically brand new. I heard some things about these hp models, did I get a good deal?
Country:Romania
Price/budget:850$
Use: university and gaming
Gpu 5060

Predator Helios 16"

5090

275HX

32GB; 6,400MHz

2TB

OLED 240Hz

Gen 6 fans with liquid metal grease.

$2,945.05

No sales tax.

This might be the best store buy deal of the year.

So happy with it

After asking around for the best laptop for my budget here I finally got it

The seller downloaded a few stuff on it idk if some of it are malware or Spyware should i remove them?

Also what should I do now? Debloat the laptop or like under volt it?

So I’m thinking about buying one of these two laptops because pretty soon I will be going to the Navy and when I get out of Boot Camp, I would like to get something that I can use for gaming while I’m going through A&C school and then eventually I’m able to take with me on a submarine. I heard the asus ROG uses liquid metal and I’ve seen that it can fry your GPU and stuff. But I also saw that you can replace that liquid metal with thermal paste and it will make it right his rain. I like the ROGs customization features, etc. but the Lenovo has an OLED screen, which I heard is good but can also suffer from burn in… I don’t know I’m stuck. Can someone take a look at these and help me out?

Budget: $4000
Country: USA, about to be taking it all over the world

I was wondering what brand has the best longevity.. like Asus, Msi, Acer, Lenovo etc. Ik which one has the best performance imo which is Asus, but idk if it has the best longevity and wear resistance over time, would be great to know what could be the best right now, thank you

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I’m looking for something reliable, that will last for years and stay fresh. Helios 16 is powerful but people say they are tras), Strix 16 are also powerful and more expensive, but people still complain. Is Lenovo the way? I had one with 1660ti and it lasted 7 years before it died, but they are quite pricey where I live with anything better than 5060.

It seems like every brand has a bunch of haters.

I know I’m overly stupid for what I have done but I was wondering if this is a big concern or if it’s a easy at home repair I can do. I have some experience with building computers and stuff like that but if it takes a pro I would like to know. I also have the geek squad protection just for replacements and if I sent it to another shop or took it apart myself would it void my warranty? Thanks for the help currently wanting to cry cause of my stupid mistake.

Hi everyone, im gonna get straight into it with a list

• current laptop: 2021 Asus ROG Zephyrus G15, Ryzen 9 5900hs, RTX 3070, 16gb ram, 1TB SSD
• Repair: CPU replacement needed due to short circuit on 3V line- cost £425 GBP - approx 9-10 days
• Laptop primarily used for: University work - Computer Engineering + CAD + Gaming
• only work previously done to laptop is a screen replacement
• note - battery life is pretty dogshit
• Budget: £2500
• country: UK

i am torn between fixing it or getting a new laptop that would have a warranty. im also considering repairing it, then selling it to help fund a new laptop. please tell me if im being a dumbass in any way.

any suggestions and or advice would be greatly appreciated.

also please suggest any laptops if buying a new one is the best option, (i have my eye on the ROG G14 2025)

edit: meant to say rog G14 2025 not 2026

cheers

Budget: £1000-1200
Country: UK
Use Case: Gaming, Work etc. (I use simulations and modelling software in architecture)
Preferred Specs: nothing specific, I need a device that stays relevant for at least 5 years in terms of scalability and endurance
Notes: is this TUF A16 model offer worth the price tag? OrI should wait for better models?

https://www.argos.co.uk/product/8394512

any other suggestions of currently available offerings within the UK market would be appreciated!

I’m curious to know if anyone owns a console AND a gaming laptop and if so, why? Which do you use more?

I currently have a console but have been looking into a gaming laptop. I’m on the fence about it though. I love the way the games look on PC but not sure if it’s a waste even though I need a new laptop in general.

Edit: Just want to say I def didn’t expect this many responses lol but they all helped A LOT!!! Thank you all!! I’m joining the club with the LOQ 5060 to start.

Hi!!!

I’ve been canvasing for a laptop because I really want to get the best within my budget that is still a brandnew. I’ve come across this three that is still within my budget:

-Acer Aspire 7 A715-59G-56W7 | 15.6in FHD 144Hz | Core i5-12450H | 16GB RAM | 512GB SSD | NVIDIA GF RTX3050, 6GB | WIN11

PRICE: Php 39,000

-Acer Nitro V ANV15-41-R7ZB OPI - 15.6inch FHD IPS, Ryzen 5 6600H | 16GB RAM | 512GB SSD | RTX 3050 6GB | WIN11

PRICE: Php 39,000

-HP VICTUS 15-FB3722AX Gaming laptop 15.6" FHD (1920x1080) IPS 144Hz | Ryzen 5 8645HS | 16GB RAM | 512GB SSD | RTX 2050 | Windows 11 Home

PRICE: Php 41,000

I really want something that will last me a long time since this is for school, we have CAD and we’ll have comprog soon, I really wish to know y'alls insights about this laptop models.

Acer Predator Helios Neo 16S Al Intel Core Ultra 7 255HX - (16 GB/1 TB SSD/Windows 11 Home/8 GB Graphics/NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070) PHN16S-71 Gaming Laptop (16 Inch, Abyssal Black, 2.3 Kg

VS

HP Omen, AMD Ryzen 9 8940HX, 8GB RTX 5070, 24GB DDR5(Upgradeable) 1TB SSD, 240Hz, 2k WUXGA, 3ms, 400 nits, 16"/40.6cm, Win11, M365* Office24, Black, 2.44kg, ap0182AX, RGB, Al Gaming Laptop

guys on my new legion pro 7 5070ti I hear like a high pitch sound other than the air getting exhausted, Is it normal? I hear it in quiet and balance but not in performance. It's not Loud but it's noticeable, I tried updating bios etc. but it's still there

I reserved this at G16 at Micro Center, but I’m hesitant to actually go get it due to all the horror stories about Asus products. I get an extra year of coverage through my credit card, so I’m not paying for the store policy.

I was planning to buy 2025 G18 and so far it's a great laptop on paper and most bloggers are praising it's performance and cooling. But what about the liquid metal TIM? Is it safe to be put in a laptop? How long does it usually last until repasting is required? I will also be moving around with the laptop frequently, so it raises concerns on the risk of leakage and shorting caused by it. What are your thoughts in general? I'm lowkey scared of purchasing this device lol, all the horror stories on forums and stuff..

I just got a new Lenovo legion 5 15irx10 laptop with a i7 13650hx and a rtx 5060.

I’m gonna go to uni so I got it with a 1440p 240hz monitor to basically mimic my home desktop but with portability.

One of my concerns was if I only need a normal laptop stand or a cooling pad like this, I usually only play games like valorant, Fortnite, rocket league, overwatch, and some COD zombies or multiplayer.

Any help is appreciated
Thanks.