Gaming Laptop

[Jarek17777]

Hello so I have decided to buy new gear and Im thinking about those


https://www.eluktronics.com/MECH-17 i7-9750 Rtx2080maxq 16gb RAM x1 500GB m.2 thermal grizzly

NH.Q4WEK.003, Acer Predator Triton 500 PT515-51-78GF | Box.co.uk

9621X, Alienware m15 | Box.co.uk

can you help me, which one is the most optimal and which one is the strongest version or maybe there is better option,
thanks in advance

 

[Oussebon]

Consider a custom laptop - which is what Eluktronics are, except there are a lot of other makers in the UK e.g. Cyberpower, Scan 3XS, and PC Specialist. The Mech 17 is, as far as I know, a Tongfan chassis which those others also offer. Custom laptops usually being based on Clevo, Tongfang, or Quanta chassis.

What are you using the system for? Just gaming? Other uses?

And what's the budget?

Are you just gaming on the laptop screen or will you often be using an external monitor? If so, what resolution and refresh rate?

 

[Jarek17777]

Mostly gaming. Budget top is 2.5k pounds, or 3k euro altough the less the better as usual But Id like to have a top tier Lpatop. I have external monitor. 1440p, 144HZ.

I was about to get that but someone was faster https://www.europc.co.uk/dell-alien...ia-geforce-rtx-2080-dell-1-yr-wty-137311.html
was it worth it ? Is it worth to get refurbished Laptop ? If it is which one would you recommend. I wonder about gtx1070 and rtx2070 notebooks https://www.europc.co.uk/laptops/all?p=4

 

[Oussebon]

That seems like a reasonable sort of price for the hardware. Though it is manufacturer refurbished, which is either a good thing or a bad thing depending on your POV.

Also, you're paying a premium for a laptop with an -S series CPU (9900k) rather than -H series ('mobile' CPU like 9750H). Some games will see a difference, but many won't see very much, and you're more likely to be more GPU bound in future too. So it's debatable whether it's worth spending £2k on that or instead ~£1400-ish on a laptop with a 9750H and an RTX 2070 - keeping the cash back for a future new laptop when an upgrade is needed, and probably sporting a longer warranty.