My Specs are

Acer Nitro 17

17.3 Display (165hz Refresh Rate)
AMD Ryzen 7 - 7735hs
NVIDIA RTX 4050 - 6GB (140w)
32GB DDR5 - 4800MHZ (Corsair Vengeance)
SAMSUNG 990 Pro - 2 TB - Gen 4
SAMSUNG 990 Pro - 1 TB - Gen 4
Windows 11 Home Edition

show me your setup in comment below for inspiration hahaha

Just purchased an MSI Vector 16 HX for $1,800 from Micro Center open box.

CPU: Intel Ultra 9 275HX GPU: RTX 5080 RAM: 16GB DDR5-5600 SSD: 1TB

Saw the laptop online for $1980, drove about 1.5 hours to the store to pick it up. Thought it was already a decent deal considering it has a 5080. When the worker opened the box I saw that there was a dent in the MSI logo on the top of the laptop. Turned it on and checked everything out, all looked perfect.

Was able to negotiate them down to $1,800 even.

Is this a decent price for this machine? I already have a 2tb ssd that I can put into this, so the storage didn’t bother me. I will probably have to upgrade the ram at some point. But I feel pretty happy with my purchase. It’s nice to know that this laptop delivers the full 175W to the graphics card too. What do you guys think? Wish it had an OLED, but I still think the screen looks good.

If price isn’t a factor and primary reason is AAA gaming and will last longer, which one is better?

I love playing games since i was so young, i think i get it from watching my dad play old games like ww2 cod and underground. Recently been playing ror2, songs of syx and some other random light games i could find while trying to survive college with my 500$ laptop (this is the best laptop i got ever but im grateful).

I know im taking things for granted and im really grateful with what j have but damn it must be nice to have an at least decent laptop to game on. It looks so fun watching games i know i'd love on yt but never have the chance to play myself. Im not really from a well off family and counting big economic disasters on my coubtry and pc parts being as expensive as it is now, im not close to upgrading my laptop.

Never posted on reddit before but man recently i been laying down imagining how good it would feel if my laptop can play whatever games i want. Cant wait to have my own decent laptop.

Price: £1350 reduced from £2100

So I just got this gaming laptop, and wanted to know if I got a good deal, also any tips on setup things to download etc any help would be grateful!!

It was £2100 on website but deals was on and got it for £1350

5 yrs old Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 15ARH05 (2021) getting alot of bdos of it in-game, idle, and even when starting up (the bsod is mostly what's shown at the vid), rare times I startup my laptop after like 4-5 crashes

I been using it for work this year, and mostly play games like RimWorld and Project Zomboid (both modded), it's getting annoying cause it crashes and in rare cases corrupts my safe file

It's been like this from like 2 years but got really worst this year, Me and my college friend did try to fix this, but we concluded that it's a hardware or motherboard issue, since it's all upgraded to the max (crucial ssd and lexar ddr4 ram) all the components is new and passed the stress test

We upgraded it to win11 From 1tb hdd (and 128 ssd) to SSD 1tb Crucial P3 RAM is 16gb (2x8) Kingston to Lexar ddr4 32gb (2x16) The maxed out I can get to my laptop

Good news is am saving up a work PC and ill hopefully build it at December, so I just need to deal with it till i get the new pc

Now I did flair this post to Discussion and not Support since am not really gonna look for help to how I can repair this laptop, more so Ill probably gonna get this repair AFTER i got my pc cause I do plan to use this still or ill probably let my sis use this for her coding

But what do you think? Should I just sell the parts and sell it as a donor board?

Or ill keep it and repair it to a repair guy bringing it back like it's good as new?

Here's the Specs: Ryzen 7 4800h Gtx 1650 (4gb vram) 32gb ddr4 3200mhz ram (lexar) 1tb (crucial p3) 120hz screen

Budget: $650 (I can stretch to $750 if it’s worth it)

Country: USA

Use Case: Gaming

Preferred Specs: NVIDIA RTX 4070 or similar, Intel Core i7 or equivalent, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD

Notes: I’m looking for a gaming laptop that offers good performance for the price. I’m not very knowledgeable about PC hardware, so I’d appreciate advice on gaming performance, cooling, build quality, and long-term reliability.

I came across a 2023 ASUS ROG Zephyrus G16 with an Intel Core i7-13620H, RTX 4070, 16GB RAM, and 1TB SSD on Facebook Marketplace ($750) I’d like to know whether this model is worth considering and what I should check before buying a used gaming laptop.

I know I probably won't be able to find a brand-new laptop with the specs I mentioned within my $600–$750 budget, which is why I'm looking at used options. However, if I decide to buy a brand-new laptop instead, what would be the best specs and gaming performance I could get within my budget?

The ones circled are the ones I see in real life but i can see only one of them a little in bright room and that is only when the area or the bleed is black is this a normal amount of bleed or not . Am trying to avoid warranty cause it’s a hassle for this brand but if it’s a severe issue I have to address it

As someone who’s never experienced DLSS before I have to say I’m impressed (not the best picture sorry) it’s an Acer Nitro V with an RTX 4050 and an Intel Core i5 210h 8 core 12 thread

I know the monitor is a portable one but I’m planning on getting an actual monitor but my desk isn’t that deep and idk about getting a new desk

165hz monitor from Acer
Acer Nitro V with an RTX 4050, Intel Core i5 210h, 16gb DDR5 at 5600mhz

i've seen this specific laptop much cheaper going for 1700-1900 on ebay compared to brand new ones that are going for 2500-3000 currently, should i wait till black friday or purchase it from ebay?

So I have a Dell G15 with an i7-13650HX and a 4060 32gb ram so what if I screwed the mother board Into a pc case then use the m.2 slot thats extra to attach a mm.2 to pcie x16 thing and then upgrade the gpu and ill need a psu but thats how all egpus work

I recently bought this laptop from a friend what should I do I did something like updating all the drivers and bios and upgrade the Ram from 8 to 16gb it has a 900 gb mechanical drive and a 250 gb nvme ssd, when it comes to this kinda stuff I have no idea please advice me and help me if possible.

I'm trying to decide between these two laptops and would really appreciate some advice

Option 1: Lenovo LOQ Essential 15ARP11

• AMD Ryzen 7 170
• 16GB DDR5 RAM
• 512GB SSD
• NVIDIA RTX 5050 8GB
• 15.6" display

Option 2: ASUS TUF Gaming A16 (FA608UH-RV006W)

• AMD Ryzen 7 260
• 16GB DDR5 RAM
• 1TB SSD
• NVIDIA RTX 5050 8GB
• 16" display

budget: $600-$800 or even a tad bit higher like $1k🥹
country: us!
usage: general gaming! Honestly wanna play modded mc like said in the title specifically those cute little custom mods that hopefully don’t require too high of a price to play:)). I also would like to use it for school and drawing too! If that’s too much it’s also okay if it’s just for mc + school work.
portability: definitely staying in my desk. But then again if it’s cheaper and better to have it portable too then I won’t mind at all!
additional info: if possible I’d also like to buy them secondhand. I don’t mind if they’re used just as long as I can do my games + work smoothly that’s just good w me!! Also I do apologize but I know absolutely nothing about laptops I fear other than memory, & ram 🥲. If anyone is willing to help w any information too pls do tell me about certain things I need to know! Much appreciated <33

i have an ASUS TUF A15 FA506QM with a 3060 16 gb DDR4 ram 500 gb strage 159 gb fee and a amd ryzen 7 5800H i like to have high fps low lantancy and good visuals plus i dont use my chager alot

Guys I need your help so I was optimizing my pc and I used hone it crash my pc and gave the blue screen of death and now I had to reset my pc has this ever happened to anyone

So.. it's been a year since I bought my laptop and I replaced my keyboard through adp and gave it to the service center for vents cleaning

Now I'm really worried because there's soo much difference in temperatures and I WANTED TO know what is their process of cleaning the laptop and keyboard replacement too, cuz I'm getting A constant 86°C GPU and 96°C Cpu just by playing Marvels rivals that too in medium settings, I used to get 78°-81°C which is normal for that settings, And in AC Brotherhood (144 fps)despite that old game I'm literally getting same temperatures.

How do I check thermal paste, Tell me guys if you know what the cause of this is cuz I'm really getting worried about this, The pic is the laptop temperature with no apps in the background

A refurbished acer with 5070 ti and 275hx costs about 1.6k, lenovo legion with the same specs is atleast 600$ more expensive, is it worth it tho ? Is there really a huge reliability/build quality difference? Buying them refurbished or open box from ebay, i will use them for both gaming and uni (electrical engineering), dont really care about the weight and thickness

Budget: $2000 CAD (not firm, but cheaper is definitely better)
Country: Canada
Use Case: World of Warcraft with occasional recording/streaming using OBS.
Preferred Specs / Form Factor: 14-16" (sweet spot is probably 15"), longer battery life is obviously nice but lower priority, minimum/recommended specs in attached photo.
Portability Needs: My current rig is a 14" MacBook Pro M1. This is barely sufficient for streaming WoW: Classic but is not going to cut it for the new WoW: Forever (releasing Nov 4). I like Apple's clean design but recognize I will likely be limited to Windows options given budget, use case and spec requirements. I would still prefer a flush, minimalist hinge design — where the bottom of the screen sits right at the back edge of the laptop — and also hoping to avoid any garish gamer-y visuals/design elements. 

Noob questions: Unsure if 16 GB RAM is actually sufficient to stream/record gameplay given that is the recommended specification for the game itself? I only really play the one game, so thinking I can get away with 512 GB SSD? Most reviews focus mainly on other titles - how much benefit would I actually see from, say a 50-series vs. a 40-series or a 5050 vs. a 5060+, specifically in World of Warcraft.

I have a rx 6800M I’m trying to get multi frame generation but not seeing an option for it?