Buying a New Laptop for this:

Why not buy Alienware ain’t they good for gaming laptopS?
Good question. I like Alienware, but I don't want an Alienware until I can afford their best laptop.

..unless I end up with newest version of this:

 
Mobility. It matters. You can have both, nevertheless.
If you have budget then get a high End gaming laptop. Don't buy a heater. Problem with gaming laptop is their heating. Also With the amount you will get a Good gaming laptop, you can build a much better gaming cpu.
 
Wait for new GPUs to come to laptops and then buy if you are ready to spend over 3k on a laptop that would work like a 1.5k desktop.
 
If you have budget then get a high End gaming laptop. Don't buy a heater. Problem with gaming laptop is their heating. Also With the amount you will get a Good gaming laptop, you can build a much better gaming cpu.
Well, I was talking about laptop in general; and not specifically gaming laptops.
 
Get Ryzen 7 powered machine instead of i7. You'll thank me later.
Not if you are going to use Ubuntu though. The driver for ubuntu/linux is just pathetic, and buggy. Seen first hand.
 
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Gaming with a laptop sucks. Take it for someone who used it for basically his whole life lol
 
NO. This game will be too heavy for a normal laptop. Good luck Sir.
hmm?

Again, the one you quoted was Laptop vs Desktop, not "heavy laptop vs light laptop". :p
 
Not if you are going to use Ubuntu though. The driver for ubuntu/linux is just pathetic, and buggy. Seen first hand.
^ Truth.
I'll be booting Linux Mint (basically Ubuntu).

Gaming with a laptop sucks.
I love it! I can enjoy games at home or if I'm away, I can enjoy some WvW (go Tarnished Coast!) at the airport while waiting, or once I return to my hotel after an adventurous day, or if I want to just laze around the hotel room during the day time and toggle between work and play, or any number of other scenarios.

Imagine trying to go through security with a gaming PC tower and a monitor (no way in hell would I check any fragile computer hardware). I checked a laptop once (didn't have room in my carry-on luggage (HUGE mistake never again repeated)) and though I packed it perfectly, it was unpacked and I had a corner broken off of it the next time I saw it.

Now my carry-on luggage is centered around having my laptop with me at all times.
 
I'd recommend getting a pc instead. Gaming laptops are very overrated.
 
I'd recommend getting a pc instead. Gaming laptops are very overrated.
Once it arrives, I'll be pissed and extremely vocal about it if I feel it's overrated. Give me a few days to play around with it. If it's overrated, I will shitlist Amazon, so @mods, get ready. :)

Also, because of SL Rule #4, we should get it up to around 100 pages worth of shitlist, as I'd estimate that at least 25% of this forum are Amazon customers so we can all join in on the SL.
 
^ Truth.
I'll be booting Linux Mint (basically Ubuntu).


I love it! I can enjoy games at home or if I'm away, I can enjoy some WvW (go Tarnished Coast!) at the airport while waiting, or once I return to my hotel after an adventurous day, or if I want to just laze around the hotel room during the day time and toggle between work and play, or any number of other scenarios.

Imagine trying to go through security with a gaming PC tower and a monitor (no way in hell would I check any fragile computer hardware). I checked a laptop once (didn't have room in my carry-on luggage (HUGE mistake never again repeated)) and though I packed it perfectly, it was unpacked and I had a corner broken off of it the next time I saw it.

Now my carry-on luggage is centered around having my laptop with me at all times.
Maybe you can buy a lightweight laptop for work and then bring a PS5 in luggage. It costs cheaper than a gaming laptop, it weighs the same and you can run cyberpunk with no problem. You can practically use it anywhere as hotel rooms have hdmi slots in their lcd tv screens.
 
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