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patrokalos2000
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10-25-2019, 05:05 AM
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I'm considering purchasing an ASUS GL70ZC-GC190T for around 660 USD, staying within my 500-700 USD budget. I have limited experience with PCs and laptops—my current machine is a 2012 Samsung laptop. The specs on the GL70 look promising, but there are some concerns from YouTube users about reliability after a year. I’m unsure if it will last long enough for my needs. My main gaming plans include Witcher 3, Destiny 2, and possibly Horizon Zero Dawn, which runs well on medium or low settings. I’d like to know if this model is a solid, durable choice that fits my goals, especially since I plan to use it in college and value portability. If anyone has better alternatives under 700 USD, please share the reasons.
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patrokalos2000
10-25-2019, 05:05 AM #1

I'm considering purchasing an ASUS GL70ZC-GC190T for around 660 USD, staying within my 500-700 USD budget. I have limited experience with PCs and laptops—my current machine is a 2012 Samsung laptop. The specs on the GL70 look promising, but there are some concerns from YouTube users about reliability after a year. I’m unsure if it will last long enough for my needs. My main gaming plans include Witcher 3, Destiny 2, and possibly Horizon Zero Dawn, which runs well on medium or low settings. I’d like to know if this model is a solid, durable choice that fits my goals, especially since I plan to use it in college and value portability. If anyone has better alternatives under 700 USD, please share the reasons.

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LilStege
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11-11-2019, 07:39 AM
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It should work, though it’s no longer supported and relies on outdated systems. You might be able to get a more modern option for around $500. I hope someone can offer some advice. It seems a bit outdated, but it could still be worth considering.
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LilStege
11-11-2019, 07:39 AM #2

It should work, though it’s no longer supported and relies on outdated systems. You might be able to get a more modern option for around $500. I hope someone can offer some advice. It seems a bit outdated, but it could still be worth considering.

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