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Looking to buy a new gaming laptop, which brands are reliable for long term use? My budget is around a 1000USD equivalent (I'm not in US) . Reliability of not having damages and repairs in foremost for me at this budget.

which brands are preferred, and avoided?

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[–] Darth_Vader__ 5 points 1 year ago (1 children)

looks like their "acceptable performance" is 4K 120FPS ultra high ray tracing..

My current potato laptop can only play 15 yr old games at 720p, and I still get by.

[–] Donebrach 1 points 1 year ago

Absolutely agree. The amount of posts in the PC gaming related communities are always about how ~only~ getting 120fps is unacceptable on their single player farming sim. Gamers—especially PC gamers—are, in my experience, completely deranged. Haven’t read the rest of the thread but I hope you got some sound advice as to what laptop to investigate.