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I will be replacing my gaming laptop in the near future.

Metalhead

Metalhead

Video game and movie addict.
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I will not buy another ASUS ROG laptop. The one I had lasted for merely two years before the monitor decided to completely die and now it costs more to repair it than what I spent when I bought it.

What is a more reliable brand to look into?
 
Judge

Judge

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Metalhead said:
I will not buy another ASUS ROG laptop. The one I had lasted for merely two years before the monitor decided to completely die and now it costs more to repair it than what I spent when I bought it.

What is a more reliable brand to look into?
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Frankly considering the wear and tear and thermodynamic demands that are inherent to gaming laptops, none of them may ultimately stand up to a lot of use. And yet the best performing ones certainly aren't cheap!

That said I do see a consistent amount of praise for the Lenovo Legion 5i/Pro (Gen 7).


Like pretty much everything, some love it, some not so much. I like how it was engineered. More so than the Asus Zephyrus counterpart. Good cooling circulation and heatpipes, and lots of vents. With most ports to the back of the laptop.

I've been busy doing a lot of reading lately as I'm thinking about building a new PC. Or maybe getting a laptop.
 
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