NEW LAPTOP
NEW LAPTOP
I'm evaluating a new laptop suited for intensive business tasks with many applications open simultaneously. Expect streaming, 3D rendering, and light gaming (<5% usage). Preferred screen size is 15.6 inches, and a keypad isn't essential but acceptable if needed. Key requirements: CPU should be top-tier (i7 or AMD 19), GPU must be NVidia RTX 2070, RAM at least 32 MB, SSD capacity around 512 GB, Samsung storage option, 1TB drive, RGB display with 120 Hz minimum resolution (1080p or 1440p), built-in HD camera, and standard ports including USB 3.1 Gen 2, Thunderbolt, HDMI, DisplayPort, audio, Ethernet, and SD card reader. Seeking recommendations and builder insights. Previous reviews highlighted MainGear, Origin, and Ibuypower as solid choices. Any additional thoughts?
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I only consider a few having laptops, and their value for money is poor. Not my style, but why would you pick a laptop instead of a desktop?
I own an Origin Evo17-S and am very satisfied with it. The price is high, but there have been no problems. Origin conducts thorough testing on these devices before they leave the warehouse. I think the Evo16-S meets all your requirements (though it lacks a keypad).
Hello, It seems the options are limited to certain brands, but I’ve used an AUSU ROG laptop before and had solid support when the screen failed—quick fixes and professional service. Some of my friends own MSI laptops and haven’t reported any issues. Here’s a link to a machine that matches what you need. You might also visit a local store like Canada Computers in Canada if you’re there; they carry a great selection of gaming laptops for hands-on viewing. LINK https://www.amazon.com/GE75-Raider-653-i...B07QR3H75S Regards, Clean
Hello, It seems the options are limited to certain brands, but I’ve used an AUSU ROG laptop before and had solid support when the screen failed—quick fixes and professional service. Some of my friends own MSI laptops and haven’t reported any issues. Here’s a link to a machine that matches what you need. You might also visit a local store like Canada Computers (in Canada) for hands-on gaming laptops. LINK https://www.amazon.com/GE75-Raider-653-i...B07QR3H75S Regards, Clean