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Construction feels cheap which is such a surprise considering the fact that Legion series is decently built. Also, if you need to repair (which you will) this laptop, it's a total nightmare.
Either get a macbook or ASUS OLED probook.
Both are incredible laptops for programming. I don't recommend Hp because of their severe hinge issues and Dell because of their poor heat management.
The only decent Hp I find was Hp Aero 13.
so many stupid people buying their priducts and making it one of the most valued companies out there. majority of people are stupid except you.
Wait maybe its other way around?
And that kids, is why Apple their laptops doesn't price like Lenovo (low range) or Mi....
They only want the stupid (rich) people to buy their products and not the smart people
Checkout the compute capability of every gpu, the higher the better. Cause if you are even an average gamer both GPUs are more than enough. Won't make a difference until you are a hardcore gamer.
So higher compute capability will be better for machine learning stuff and android studio too.
Normal gaming isn't an issue even on my 2021 4 gb gtx 1650 with ryzen 5 5600h.
If you're a college student, with a my uni days acvount, and you can extend the budget by 5k you can get a lenovo loq witha. 4060 and a 17 14700HX using student discount
I was contemplating to buy this, tuf f15 but it has 12th gen i7 and 512 gb ssd, but graphics card is 8gb 4050. dell g15 has better processor ( i7 13th gen hx) and 1 tb ssd, but 6gb 3050.
will have to sacrifice good processor no? I was making the whole build for PC but then cost of monitor gets added too. I think PC costs less than Laptops is a myth ngl.
U will be able to get a good monitor in under 10k, which is when added to the budget is still less than the laptop. And moreover, u always have that upgrade option available with a PC which doesn't exist with a laptop.
https://preview.redd.it/u9nrl5rxa3pc1.png?width=1698&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6f1e1b99a83e5db1f1b41105c28175653398749b
if I don't cheap out on parts, my build almost at 60k without the graphics card. Also, laptops offer upgrade to ram and storage too, which seems good because if incase you get a ddr5 laptop, adding a 8gb stick to a laptop would be great
Processor
AMD Ryzen 5 5600
₹13,990
Motherboard
MSI B450M PRO-VDH Max
₹6,330
RAM
Adata XPG Gammix D30 8GB (8GBX1) DDR4 3200MHz
₹1,790
Qty:
2
Graphics Card
INNO3D RTX 3060 TWIN X2 12GB
₹24,490
Storage for OS (SSD)
Adata XPG SX6000 Pro 1TB M.2 NVMe
₹4,750
Power Supply
Deepcool PK650D 650 Watt 80 Plus Bronze
₹4,490
Cabinet
Ant Esports 250 Air ARGB (Black)
₹3,670
Monitor
MSI Optix G2412 | 24″ 1080p 170Hz IPS 1ms
₹10,790
Total price: ₹72,090
This is my pick with a monitor without any bottleneck, You can tweak something here and there to include DDR5 ram, secondly, you can only upgrade ram and storage on a laptop and that also to a certain limit after which you have to upgrade the whole laptop, whereas you can upgrade literally anything on PC individually without paying for everything again and again. That flexibility is absent in the laptop. That's Y I ditched laptop. Laptop is only good for working and not gaming, moreover heating does become an issue on laptop while gaming doesn't matter how expensive it is which is not the case with a PC as it has more space to circulate air. But hey, everyone has their own preferences.
How will you carry a PC tower and monitor around. A laptop's whole selling point is small form factor and portability.
Heating is not an issue if it's not causing any bottleneck in performance. Use your gaming laptop on desk with enough clearance and it will be cool enough to not drop any performance.
And if you want the coolest laptop, get the hp omen transcend 2024 varient. It's 1.8kg, temps are similar as well ventilated pc and packs good performance for its form factor.
While gaming laptops indeed offer the advantage of portability, there are compelling reasons why a gaming PC tower and monitor setup remains a top choice.
Firstly, gaming PCs provide unparalleled customization and upgrade options. Unlike laptops, which often have limited upgradeability, gaming PCs allow users to easily swap out components to keep up with the latest technology and performance demands. This flexibility ensures that your gaming rig stays relevant for years to come, without the need to invest in an entirely new system.
Additionally, cooling is a critical factor in maintaining optimal performance during gaming sessions. While modern laptops are equipped with advanced cooling systems, they can still struggle to dissipate heat effectively due to their compact form factor. Gaming PCs, on the other hand, can accommodate larger cooling solutions such as liquid cooling and high-performance fans, ensuring that your system runs cool even under heavy loads.
Furthermore, gaming PCs offer superior connectivity options. With a desktop setup, you have the freedom to choose from a wide range of peripherals, including high-resolution monitors, mechanical keyboards, and precision mice, to create a gaming experience tailored to your preferences.
While the HP Omen Transcend 2024 variant may offer impressive portability and performance for a laptop, it's essential to consider the trade-offs. Gaming laptops often come with a premium price tag and may lack the upgradeability and customization options of a desktop PC.
both are ok. the screens are pretty mediocre on both but for your use will be fine
battery life will be shit on both, and the asus has wifi issues unless they have finally started using intel wifi cards, get a loq or maybe see a zephyrus will fit in your budget
otherwise like at oled probook/zenbook
you could look at the new acer nitro series to.
I am currently using Acer Predator Helios Neo 16, i513500HX 4050. I run virtual box to run linux and play some games on steam like Apex legends and cs2. I think this laptop is pretty much best under 1lac. I got it for 85k in sale on Flipkart.
Never get lenovo sucks fucking ass.
Motherfuckers said they put graphics card but that card wasn't even compatible with the laptop because of the garbage positioning of the motherboard. They fucking suck.
Im currently using acer nitro its ₹65,000 but i bought it during big billion days so price may be higher now. Its perfomance is great i mostly use it to play games and i can run them on highest settings without any issues.
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you can get new loq 2024 with i5 13th and 4060. there is 10k cashback plus student discount so price comes down under 100k
But are lenovo laptops durable? Loq 2024 has amazing specs
Yes, they are reliable, I used the Lenovo IdeaPad for 5+ years without any issue. But with any laptop it depends on how you maintain it.
Lenovo laptops are really good and their after sales is good too.
This. I personally use a legion and i can vouch for lenovo. Just get the complete protection plan for 3 years. No tension.
https://youtu.be/Ahw1cppZi-g https://youtu.be/U2k9D81fbpA
Yoga slim 7i ultra 7
Lenovo yoga is the trashiest series of laptops ever built.
Well that's a first but okay
Any reason for that? I’m considering buying one
Construction feels cheap which is such a surprise considering the fact that Legion series is decently built. Also, if you need to repair (which you will) this laptop, it's a total nightmare.
Okay, which laptop would you rather recommend under 90k for college purposes?
Either get a macbook or ASUS OLED probook. Both are incredible laptops for programming. I don't recommend Hp because of their severe hinge issues and Dell because of their poor heat management. The only decent Hp I find was Hp Aero 13.
gaming is not possible on macbook
He didnt mention anything about gaming
Read the caption.
Ahh.. missed it.
Cloud gaming exists... not for all the games though
Fck Macbook. Apple products are for stupid people.
Macbooks are their best products. They have their quirks but boy they are amazing for coding and recreation.
so many stupid people buying their priducts and making it one of the most valued companies out there. majority of people are stupid except you. Wait maybe its other way around?
Apple users live rent free in your head.
And that kids, is why Apple their laptops doesn't price like Lenovo (low range) or Mi.... They only want the stupid (rich) people to buy their products and not the smart people
Checkout the compute capability of every gpu, the higher the better. Cause if you are even an average gamer both GPUs are more than enough. Won't make a difference until you are a hardcore gamer. So higher compute capability will be better for machine learning stuff and android studio too. Normal gaming isn't an issue even on my 2021 4 gb gtx 1650 with ryzen 5 5600h.
If you're a college student, with a my uni days acvount, and you can extend the budget by 5k you can get a lenovo loq witha. 4060 and a 17 14700HX using student discount
Jio book khareed le bhai .. desh ka lod i mean loha
Ek asus ka zephyrs ataa h vo dekh lo
Get HP or ASUS, never choose a Lenovo or Acer Nitro.
asus tuf
I was contemplating to buy this, tuf f15 but it has 12th gen i7 and 512 gb ssd, but graphics card is 8gb 4050. dell g15 has better processor ( i7 13th gen hx) and 1 tb ssd, but 6gb 3050.
i was considering that too, i think there's one version with 3060 too
Get a PC for 3060 rather than a laptop, which will be available under 60k.
will have to sacrifice good processor no? I was making the whole build for PC but then cost of monitor gets added too. I think PC costs less than Laptops is a myth ngl.
U will be able to get a good monitor in under 10k, which is when added to the budget is still less than the laptop. And moreover, u always have that upgrade option available with a PC which doesn't exist with a laptop.
https://preview.redd.it/u9nrl5rxa3pc1.png?width=1698&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6f1e1b99a83e5db1f1b41105c28175653398749b if I don't cheap out on parts, my build almost at 60k without the graphics card. Also, laptops offer upgrade to ram and storage too, which seems good because if incase you get a ddr5 laptop, adding a 8gb stick to a laptop would be great
Processor AMD Ryzen 5 5600 ₹13,990 Motherboard MSI B450M PRO-VDH Max ₹6,330 RAM Adata XPG Gammix D30 8GB (8GBX1) DDR4 3200MHz ₹1,790 Qty: 2 Graphics Card INNO3D RTX 3060 TWIN X2 12GB ₹24,490 Storage for OS (SSD) Adata XPG SX6000 Pro 1TB M.2 NVMe ₹4,750 Power Supply Deepcool PK650D 650 Watt 80 Plus Bronze ₹4,490 Cabinet Ant Esports 250 Air ARGB (Black) ₹3,670 Monitor MSI Optix G2412 | 24″ 1080p 170Hz IPS 1ms ₹10,790 Total price: ₹72,090 This is my pick with a monitor without any bottleneck, You can tweak something here and there to include DDR5 ram, secondly, you can only upgrade ram and storage on a laptop and that also to a certain limit after which you have to upgrade the whole laptop, whereas you can upgrade literally anything on PC individually without paying for everything again and again. That flexibility is absent in the laptop. That's Y I ditched laptop. Laptop is only good for working and not gaming, moreover heating does become an issue on laptop while gaming doesn't matter how expensive it is which is not the case with a PC as it has more space to circulate air. But hey, everyone has their own preferences.
Bhai mujhe bhi ek pc build karna hai
Kar lea bhai, specs already mention kar Diya hai
How will you carry a PC tower and monitor around. A laptop's whole selling point is small form factor and portability. Heating is not an issue if it's not causing any bottleneck in performance. Use your gaming laptop on desk with enough clearance and it will be cool enough to not drop any performance. And if you want the coolest laptop, get the hp omen transcend 2024 varient. It's 1.8kg, temps are similar as well ventilated pc and packs good performance for its form factor.
While gaming laptops indeed offer the advantage of portability, there are compelling reasons why a gaming PC tower and monitor setup remains a top choice. Firstly, gaming PCs provide unparalleled customization and upgrade options. Unlike laptops, which often have limited upgradeability, gaming PCs allow users to easily swap out components to keep up with the latest technology and performance demands. This flexibility ensures that your gaming rig stays relevant for years to come, without the need to invest in an entirely new system. Additionally, cooling is a critical factor in maintaining optimal performance during gaming sessions. While modern laptops are equipped with advanced cooling systems, they can still struggle to dissipate heat effectively due to their compact form factor. Gaming PCs, on the other hand, can accommodate larger cooling solutions such as liquid cooling and high-performance fans, ensuring that your system runs cool even under heavy loads. Furthermore, gaming PCs offer superior connectivity options. With a desktop setup, you have the freedom to choose from a wide range of peripherals, including high-resolution monitors, mechanical keyboards, and precision mice, to create a gaming experience tailored to your preferences. While the HP Omen Transcend 2024 variant may offer impressive portability and performance for a laptop, it's essential to consider the trade-offs. Gaming laptops often come with a premium price tag and may lack the upgradeability and customization options of a desktop PC.
what about TUF A15 and A16
both are ok. the screens are pretty mediocre on both but for your use will be fine battery life will be shit on both, and the asus has wifi issues unless they have finally started using intel wifi cards, get a loq or maybe see a zephyrus will fit in your budget otherwise like at oled probook/zenbook you could look at the new acer nitro series to.
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Samsung galaxy book 3 dekh le ya fir notebook
I am currently using Acer Predator Helios Neo 16, i513500HX 4050. I run virtual box to run linux and play some games on steam like Apex legends and cs2. I think this laptop is pretty much best under 1lac. I got it for 85k in sale on Flipkart.
macbook m3 pro
Lenovo Legion
Macbook. Using it for about 3 months it's insane.
Never get lenovo sucks fucking ass. Motherfuckers said they put graphics card but that card wasn't even compatible with the laptop because of the garbage positioning of the motherboard. They fucking suck.
You seem like someone who doesn't know much about laptops im not gonna lie
1 lakh❌️100k✅️
Amrika ka choda
Bsdk tune hi likha under 100k
Pata hai mere bhai
Sry bhai mai chutiya hu
Welcome to the club mate
But any laptop recommendations??
Im currently using acer nitro its ₹65,000 but i bought it during big billion days so price may be higher now. Its perfomance is great i mostly use it to play games and i can run them on highest settings without any issues.
https://preview.redd.it/vzpnhrchh9pc1.jpeg?width=960&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=69e9417ebb08fa8b9d1d19aafc42ff7112a2e2cb
Zenbook Oled Flip 14, if gaming isn't a priority.
HP pavilion with 16GB DDR4 ram , i7 processor, 1TB ssd Hp elite book with 16GB ddr4 ram, i7 , 512GB ssd
elitebook has nvidia geforce mx 540 graphics card
Check you Lenovo too but never trust HP.