Legion Pro 7

if it works for you, thats great I ended up switching to a FW16 because my legion pro 7i had it's motherboard fail 18 months in from a routine shutdown. given that lenovo is a company known for its product durability and reliability, that's pretty brutal QA

Well that’s good then. Again, you are asking between my most hated brand and my favorite brand, so I cannot give you an unbiased take here. If it was my money, I’d buy the Lenovo. I spent $1900 on my ultra 7 255hx 5070 ti legion pro 7i even though there was a similar spec Acer nitro on sale for $160

না ভাই যদি আপনার কেস ল্যাপটপ নেয়ার মতো হয় তাহলে । আমি ২০২৩ এর ডিসেম্বর এর দিকে lenovo legion pro 7i নেই । rtx 4080 i9 configuration এর । বেশ তখন ৪ লক্ষ টাকার আসে পাশে পড়েছিল ওটা । and it was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. আমি বেশ অনেক ট্রাভেল করি, মেনলি কোনো সুযোগ পেলেই দাদি বাড়ি অথবা নানি বাড়ি চলে যাই । সো এত ট্রাভেল করার পর ও ল্যাপটপ টি থাকার কারণে কাজ বন্ধ হয়নি

Given your workload, I’d put reliability and sustained performance ahead of shaving a little weight. I ran into this kind of choice before, and the machine that stays cool under long renders usually ages better than the one that only looks better on a spec sheet. Between the options you listed, I’d

Listen bro I have a gaming laptop and it’s the only thing I have to play CS2 on.. I don’t use anything else and I get 300+ FPS on dust2, and around 250 FPS on other maps with more detail.. the people telling you not to go that route have probably never owned a good gaming laptop before.. desktop GPU