I have something like your idea. My previous desktop-ish-equivalent laptop is now my kids-gaming, A/V & travel (uh, when we can do that again) machine. My deskt

I have something like your idea. My previous desktop-ish-equivalent laptop is now my kids-gaming, A/V & travel (uh, when we can do that again) machine. My desktop is a very nice ThinkStation. My employer has provided an astounding Dell Precision laptop which sits on my desk at home or at the office during the week. Weekends and evenings it's away. I definitely appreciate that my desktop does not get over 80°C no matter what I do while the work laptop easily reaches 100° when it gets busy. It's very good for my mental health to only 'compute' at a desk.