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Wanna buy a gaming laptop 2 (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 year ago by Darth_Vader__@lemmy.world to c/pcgaming@lemmy.world

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I had posted a post regarding wanting to buy a gaming laptop, but it turned out to a discussion about budget and such I didn't get much much info from it..

Forget about budget and other stuff and all. If you HAVE to buy a laptop and gaming IS a requirement, what would you look? which brands are good or bad?

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[–] cstine@lemmy.uncomfortable.business 3 points 1 year ago

I've had reasonable luck and been reasonably happy with Asus laptops, specifically the G14 and G15 models.

Currently have a 2022 G14 (the all AMD one wth a 6900hs and 6700s) and it's... fine. It's hot, loud, and has lousy battery life but that's just gaming laptop life.

Only thing I would comment on Asus laptops is their fans are absolute shit and you will - not may - have to replace them after about a year. I've had 4 Asus laptops and all 4 of them have fallen prone to this specific failure. It's easy enough to do (a couple of screws) and like $15 for the fans, but still, it's a pretty consistent failure.