Need recommendation for a gaming laptop

[rkric258]

Currently, I'm looking for a suggestion to purchase my gaming laptop. I have already checked out some good devices from Asus and Lenovo, but I'm in confusion about which one should I take. I couldn't decide yet because I don't have enough knowledge in this area. Below I have included what specs should have on my new laptop and the game lists, Which I want to play without frame dropping or other issues. Please check and suggest to me the best one

Spec's Requirements:

Processor: Core i7, i9 or Ryzen 7, 9

Display: FHD / OLED

Storage: At least 1 TB

RAM: At least 16 GB

Graphics: Nvidia GeForce RTX3050TI at least
 

Game lists:

World War
GTA 5
FIFA 22
Ever Quest
The Witcher 3
Dying Light
Hitman 3
half-life alyx

Is this site providing Zephyrus g14 legal price, caused I have faced some issues on price with our country reseller, they're asking too much price than the official price. Should take from here, I am also seeking this advice

https://mcsolution.com.bd/laptop/asus/rog-zephyrus/g14/

 

Hope I will receive my best suggestions from doomworld community. Thanks in advance

[DuckReconMajor]

I am guessing that is Bangladeshi Taka?

All I can do is plug those into the google currency converter,

219500 seems to be $2338.96 USD

 

Best Buy over here seems to be offering that laptop with a Ryzen 9 for

$1,649.99 USD which seems to be 154843.73 BDT

link

maybe it's a different model but it seemed to be the same except Ryzen 9 instead of 7

 

I think ASUS comes out with good laptops usually but I am no expert on gaming laptops at all. There's usually so much variance on how manufacturers assemble their components it seems all you can do most of the time is try to find a bunch of reviews for each specific one, or just kind of go in blind with a decent brand like ASUS and hope returns/customer service is good.

 

Also as a side note if you're running Half Life Alyx or any other demanding VR title on a laptop, be prepared for it to get really hot. Though there might be a way to underclock things to prevent that as Alyx seems to be good at ramping down on its own when performance issues arise.

[Murdoch]

Asus are generally pretty robust. Lenovo can be very hit and miss build quality wise. Just be sure to check reviews online and make sure you genuinely need a laptop. Towers typically last longer, can be changed, and are cheaper to fix. Only get a laptop if you really need a compact and/or portable solution. 

Edited July 21, 2022 by Murdoch

[rkric258]

7 hours ago, DuckReconMajor said:

I am guessing that is Bangladeshi Taka?

All I can do is plug those into the google currency converter,

219500 seems to be $2338.96 USD

 

Best Buy over here seems to be offering that laptop with a Ryzen 9 for

$1,649.99 USD which seems to be 154843.73 BDT

link

maybe it's a different model but it seemed to be the same except Ryzen 9 instead of 7

 

I think ASUS comes out with good laptops usually but I am no expert on gaming laptops at all. There's usually so much variance on how manufacturers assemble their components it seems all you can do most of the time is try to find a bunch of reviews for each specific one, or just kind of go in blind with a decent brand like ASUS and hope returns/customer service is good.

 

Also as a side note if you're running Half Life Alyx or any other demanding VR title on a laptop, be prepared for it to get really hot. Though there might be a way to underclock things to prevent that as Alyx seems to be good at ramping down on its own when performance issues arise.

Thanks for your advice @DuckReconMajor

[leejacksonaudio]

Consider custom systems from Sager. I bought one - a 10th generation i9-10850K, about a year or so ago, when 11th generation was barely the top - and it's done me yeoman service as a music writing machine. I've tried it out on some game situations, and it's done well.

 

Their web site is a bit blingy, but peel back the outer veneer and you'll find some good, well-customizable laptops to be had. Give 'em a shot.

 

https://www.sagernotebook.com/home.php

 

 

[HavoX]

Speaking of custom, I remember back when they they made DIY gaming laptops that you can assemble yourself like you would like a custom PC.

Unless I'm mistaken, they don't seem to be around anymore...

Edited July 21, 2022 by HavoX

[Dark Pulse]

1 hour ago, HavoX said:

Speaking of custom, I remember back when they they made DIY gaming laptops that you can assemble yourself like you would like a custom PC.

Unless I'm mistaken, they don't seem to be around anymore...

They don't, because that's really hard to do at mass volume.

 

Laptops are all about being fairly fixed platforms. The CPUs are soldered, and usually the only user upgradeability is RAM, an M.2, and maybe a hard drive bay.

 

Even stuff like MXM GPUs are pretty darn rare.