Take the Lenovo Y700-15isk for example. It can swallow up to 32GB of RAM, has quad-core CPUs and can have two hard drives (one M.2 and one normal SATA). The noi

Take the Lenovo Y700-15isk for example. It can swallow up to 32GB of RAM, has quad-core CPUs and can have two hard drives (one M.2 and one normal SATA). The noise in normal office use is close to zero, and the keyboard, that is built for gamers, helps longevity for normal use, too. Did I mention the Nvidia GTX 960 with 4GB vRAM? This thing is what used to be the "workstation class" while still providing 6 hours battery life. Full Linux support. Costs 899 Euros in the base model without operating system (Germany). So: if you are a number cruncher and want to do some serious gaming, too, a gaming laptop with Linux makes a lot of sense.