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Cheapest 120fps Laptop?
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I cant help you with naming a particular brand but i can give you a bit of consumer advice you may not be aware of.
Some consumer laws are very strange for example if you buy a new computer be it a laptop or desktop you must accept that it might go wrong because it has never been used , that said , some companies who build pc's to your own spec actually advertise that they do an overnight " soak test " to make sure its ok.
Refurbished on the other hand are governed by a different set of consumer laws , they are nearly always machines that have had something go wrong with them when they were new. Instead of throwing them away the faulty parts are replaced and to rake a bit of money back they are sold at a knock down price.
The key phrase is " fit for purpose " , as the machines have been repaired they should be fit for purpose so if you buy a refurbished machine and it breaks you can demand a full refund and refuse to have it repaired
Some consumer laws are very strange for example if you buy a new computer be it a laptop or desktop you must accept that it might go wrong because it has never been used , that said , some companies who build pc's to your own spec actually advertise that they do an overnight " soak test " to make sure its ok.
Refurbished on the other hand are governed by a different set of consumer laws , they are nearly always machines that have had something go wrong with them when they were new. Instead of throwing them away the faulty parts are replaced and to rake a bit of money back they are sold at a knock down price.
The key phrase is " fit for purpose " , as the machines have been repaired they should be fit for purpose so if you buy a refurbished machine and it breaks you can demand a full refund and refuse to have it repaired
Zed Clampet
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What game do you want to run at 120 fps? If you are a Counter Strike player that's a huge difference from being a Cyberpunk 2077 player.
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That will depend a lot on what country you're in, what currency you will pay with, and any retailers you prefer to use or avoid.
That will depend a lot on what country you're in, what currency you will pay with, and any retailers you prefer to use or avoid.
