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Similar thread by @detroitpc313, but this is more hardware specific.
It's been awhile since I bought a laptop, my current non-gaming laptop is my 10YO Toshiba Satellite so time for an upgrade.
I've looked at the HP Omen and the MSI, but curious about the ASUS Tuf a15 with the Ryzen 7.
This won't be used as a hardcore gaming laptop, but looking to future proof for a while and be capapble for adequate gaming on occasion.
So it's coming down to AMD vs Intel, and the 1660 Ti vs the 2060/2080, mainly for native resolution gaming. If I use an external monitor, would likely only be 1920x1080.
I saw these this weekend, looking to stay under $1200 if possible but may need to stretch the budget.
https://www.microcenter.com/product...15-53-7426-156-gaming-laptop-computer---black
https://www.microcenter.com/product...-a15-tuf506iu-ms76-156-laptop-computer---gray
I would like to have the 2060 or 2080 in the ASUS Tuf, but not sure if that's even possible to fit in the chassis.
All input amd criticism welcome.
It's been awhile since I bought a laptop, my current non-gaming laptop is my 10YO Toshiba Satellite so time for an upgrade.
I've looked at the HP Omen and the MSI, but curious about the ASUS Tuf a15 with the Ryzen 7.
This won't be used as a hardcore gaming laptop, but looking to future proof for a while and be capapble for adequate gaming on occasion.
So it's coming down to AMD vs Intel, and the 1660 Ti vs the 2060/2080, mainly for native resolution gaming. If I use an external monitor, would likely only be 1920x1080.
I saw these this weekend, looking to stay under $1200 if possible but may need to stretch the budget.
https://www.microcenter.com/product...15-53-7426-156-gaming-laptop-computer---black
https://www.microcenter.com/product...-a15-tuf506iu-ms76-156-laptop-computer---gray
I would like to have the 2060 or 2080 in the ASUS Tuf, but not sure if that's even possible to fit in the chassis.
All input amd criticism welcome.