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There is no one correct answer for personal computers. Most people are probably (mostly) fine with nearly any available laptop you can buy today. Someone that
by neogodless 3y ago
There is no one correct answer for personal computers.
Most people are probably (mostly) fine with nearly any available laptop you can buy today. Someone that needs battery-driven power might be vastly better off on Apple Silicon. Laptop gamers on a budget are probably better off with something from Acer or MSI. If you need maximum GPU power, then a desktop GPU is probably your best bet. If you need "a lot" of GPU power, a laptop GPU might be enough for you.
And if you enjoy buying some technology and assembling it, a Framework DIY laptop is probably a pretty cool purchase.
- brucethemoose2 3y agoDesktops used to be no brainers for GPU power, but the discrete GPUs have gotten so outrageously expensive, especially new, that laptops sometimes make more sense for static use. AMD/Nvidia are just raking it in. I was hoping Intel would disrupt the status quo, but they can't do it if their GPUs are late... or the bigger dies are canceled.