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[luffy_12]

Hello everyone!

I recently made the decision to buy a brand new Razer 14' 2021 3070 laptop and then return it. One, I realised I couldn't justify the price for what I was getting, plus Razers' well-known battery swelling concerns, as well as their poor customer service reputation, all gave me quick buyer's regret. I also have a good friend who's Razer Blade 15' laptop blew up on him earlier this year. With that said, I returned my to my local Best Buy right away.

With this in mind, I'm looking for a nice gaming laptop with a Ryzen CPU that can handle recent games. My budget is roughly 2,600, despite the fact that money isn't an issue.

Do you have any recommendations or suggestions?

Thank you very much in advance!

[Anonymous]

For these reasons I wouldn't buy a laptop either: It's best to buy a Ryzen CPU Zen2 or 3, preferably 8 core because it is future-proof. In any case, do not choose a Radeon for the GPU, the net is full of problems with these graphics cards. Always use the latest higher chipset driver for the Mobo. Make sure it is compatible with Windows 11. The rest is up to your wallet.
I have a Threadripper 1900X 8 Core and an RX5700XT, which I have been running reasonably stable after more than a year with DX 12, now with 2k. Look at Battlefield 2024 in the high system requirements, my GPU is no longer one of them to be able to play HD or 2k. Do not save on the power supply, with at least 150-200 watts for a Gold +, it is above the minimum requirements of the graphics cards. Sufficiently good cooling is necessary because the newer graphics cards (80-90 degrees at full load) and chipsets get very warm.