> And generally, the thick gaming laptops tend to be easy to work with. I confirm, I havent bought one yet, but the other day I saw this laptop: https://www.a

> And generally, the thick gaming laptops tend to be easy to work with. I confirm, I havent bought one yet, but the other day I saw this laptop: https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-IPS-Type-i5-10300H-Keyboard-FX706LI-ES53/dp/B08ZLC661T https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-IPS-Type-i5-10300H-Keyboard-FX70... 17 inches, a 144hz screen,GTX 1650, 512 GB SSD and space for 2 more!. You can add a 4 TB HD, a 1GB SSD, and change the RAM to 32 GB and get a monster machine for about 1200 USD. With a Clevo (and other similar brands) you can have even more customization options, although I expect them to be more expensive.