144Hz And SSDs Are OFFICIALLY The Standard!

Gizmo j

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Below are the cheapest laptops with a dedicated GPU and is fully in-stock.

Both of these laptops have a 144Hz screen and 512GB SSD.

https://www.newegg.com/black-hasee-z8-gaming/p/2WC-004U-00044?Item=9SIBDT0K424456

Amazon.com

 

fralexandr

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Personally, I'd prefer a 60hz display with better color gamut over the typical 144hz 45% ntsc. Also, I typically add a storage drive myself so the 512gb wouldn't matter much to me.🌠🐎🥩

 

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quikah

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I would avoid gaming laptops unless you have a very specific need for the mobility, you can get way better value out of a desktop.

 

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Fanatical Meat

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quikah said:

I would avoid gaming laptops unless you have a very specific need for the mobility, you can get way better value out of a desktop.

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Agreed outside of it needing to be portable I never got the idea of gaming laptops

 

Stg-Flame

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Fanatical Meat said:

Agreed outside of it needing to be portable I never got the idea of gaming laptops

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Now with dedicated mobile gaming units like the Steam Deck and ASUS Ally, there's not much need for a dedicated gaming laptop. If you have a laptop for work and you like gaming, then I can see spending the money, but there's alternatives for gamers on the move.