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Are there any gaming laptop manufacturers that you could recommend? My only concerns would be: 1. Paying the "gamer" tax. I assume these are going to be highe
by bityard 5y ago
Are there any gaming laptop manufacturers that you could recommend?
My only concerns would be:
1. Paying the "gamer" tax. I assume these are going to be higher priced because they're targeting a culture big on edgy aesthetics and with plenty of disposable income.
2. Do the GPUs on these come on discrete cards that can be removed? I have no need for a gaming GPU... On my current laptop, I removed the nVidia GPU it came with and just run the laptop on the integrated Intel graphics. Zero problems with it ever.
- wtrewt654 5y ago(another disposable account), I see a lot of MSI and Asus gaming laptops with good specs and reasonable pricing. The Asus TUF series has some of those cheap but good laptops. Also, Gigabyte gaming laptops have good specs, pricing. Regarding the discrete GPU, I actually don't know if you can remove it from budget gaming laptops, I'd think you usually can't, but there are some expensive Alienware gaming laptops which I think could allow this. As it was mentioned, the brightness could be a pain point, I'd double check about it in notebookcheck (the site).