my mom still chooses my outfit even on dates wdym

Bhai sanni dancer kahan gaya?

Summer of 2016 😭

Dang you never know you are living in the good old days till they get over

Life when Nike was the Indian team jersey sponsor.

Still play wcc2

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One thing to consider is the operating system. The ROG Ally X runs on Windows 11, offering broad compatibility with PC games. The MSI Claw 8 AI+ also runs on Windows 11 but has some unique features like Intel's XeSS 2.0 for enhanced graphics performance

One extra inch can make all the difference 👌🏼 Got the Go S with an 8' screen and so good

I had the opportunity to buy either one and I went for the Ally X because of the size alone. With a case on, I think Claw will be massive and not portable at all lol. The Claw has great specs but ultimately you're looking at a 15% boost in performance at best over the Ally X. Software is also not as good as Armoury Crate (or you can install Bazzite if you want to go that route). I also noticed that there's barely any accessories for the Claw, if that bothers you at all

I own both I would go with the claw 8 ai for the screen alone

I really don't like Intel for their decades of anti consumer behavior, and the fact they are getting crushed by AMD despite that, makes me happy. They were fined for doing a lot of this stuff, but its a drop in a bucket compared to what they made. Saying that, would never touch intel even if it was better.

One and only thing that drains exynos is 5g...if on wifi you can get around 7 hrs sot sith media useage

To be honest from my experience with this phone(Exynos) you have to charge this phone twice or thrice a day but apart from that everything is just perfect and extremely smooth. Another friend has the plus variant and also has a similar battery life. Tried all kinds of battery saving measures but it didn't work so just accepted it because how good the phone actually is!

Clear cache after every update, it works wonders on the battery life of the S24 series...

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here's mine. on wifi only tho

It's going to depend on a few things.

1. What brightness you use
2. What refresh rate do you use
3. Do you use power saving mode

I have the S25U so a bit of a different case, but I use power saving almost all the time unless I'm playing games, brightness is set to adaptive and I have automatic routines set up to limit the refresh rate to 60 in apps like TikTok, Instagram, YT, etc where they won't really be necessary.

Also try clearing your cache and set up the automatic restarts, sometimes that's all you need.

Still on an F3. My volume buttons stopped working last year, so I spent about £5 on a new cable/buttons. Then a month ago, my battery started acting up (70% to 5% in a moment) so I swapped that out. That works fine, but I damaged my new volume cable by being stupid.

It does everything I need, debating buying another volume cable

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To counter this a bit, I've had a single BSOD in 20+ years of computing, but had significanlty more kernal panics on Macbooks (albeit on Intel CPUs).

M series has been rock solid, but honestly most people who've had bad experiences have likely just been scammed by ASUS, Acer, etc into buying a dud laptop from the off.

I can only imagine the relief of never having to deal with all of that and just getting to enjoy your computer now you have a Mac.

Unfortunately I love technology and with that comes the endless pain and suffering of optimising Windows and Android.

How about the storage? Are you facing any issue. And what is your primary use? I'm confused between getting a 256GB version with an external ssd or 512GB version without an external ssd.

I went for the 256 and 2 x external drives. 1 x 8TB on my desk and 1 x 1TB I carry with me always. Never store anything on the MacBook for more than a day. When I'm home it all goes too the 8TB drive and if I'm out working in a video or photos then they copy to the external 1TB drive or to the MacBook temporarily.

Have done this with all laptops, tablets and phones

Well happy with the 256GB

Nice and detailed review.

You know the difference between the actual post and the title?

ngl just get yourself a macbook or lenovo which will get you slim/lightweight, good battery and good performance for school programs. then build a desktop pc for gaming

using a gaming laptop for school is like the worst of both worlds imo

Refer to Jarrod's Tech on YouTube for a recommendation. Never play games on battery.

For gaming at this price range I would advise you to check this laptop

laptop name | Lenovo Legion 5i --- |--- CPU | Intel Core i7-14700HX GPU | RTX 5070 Screen "| 165Hz 15.6WQXGA Gaming Laptop Ram | 16 GB SSD | 1 TB HDD | 0 Weight | 5.68 Lbs. Battery life | 7 Hrs. Pros | Sharp, bright display. Pros | Exceptional performance. Pros | Great screen .

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I like the HP Omen series of Laptops, Current HP has an Oman Transcend 16 that has a RTX 4070, 32GB ram, 1TB SSD for $1800. They also tend to go on sale at various retailers.

Since you prioritize performance and you are going to game, and if you prefer a long battery life and lightweight laptop, then I would recommend Acer Swift X because of the following :

Specs:

• Screen: 14.5" OLED 2880 x 1800 120Hz Calman Verified
• CPU: Intel Core Ultra 7 Processor 155H which is very powerful and you care about performance.
• GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070
• Ram: 16GB LPDDR5X
• Storage: 1TB SSD

Why I am recommending it:

• Powerful GPU in small form factor, 14 inch laptops with powerful GPU are rare breed, and this config/model hits a great balance between the two.

• High-Quality Display*: This features a OLED 2880 x 1800 120Hz which is better resolution display, providing vibrant colors and sharp visuals

• Long battery life as it lasts for around 12hours and you care about it .

• Very good GPU and CPU for AAA.

• Lightweight as it weighs 3lbs so you can carry it easily.

• Premium build quality and material which ensures longevity.

And if you can handle a little more weight and would be okay with a little shorter battery life, in order to get better GPU, then I would recommend this Lenovo Legion Pro 5i because of the following:

Specs:

• Screen: 15" 2.5K WQXGA.
• CPU: Intel Core i7-14700HX .
• GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 with 8GB GDDR6 .
• Ram: 16GB RAM
• Storage: 1TB SSD.

Why I am recommending it:

• Great heat management which is the main concern to have with most high end gaming laptops.

• Premium build quality : Aluminum chassis provides a solid, premium feel and added durability.

• Up to 5 hours of battery life, which is decent for a high-performance gaming laptop, allowing for moderate usage away from a power source.

• Powerful GPU and CPU for AAA.

• High quality screen .

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Macbook

Don’t buy gaming laptop pls

This is like asking which dragster gets the best gas mileage

I have an asus zenbook s14 oled.. its very lightweight, battery is also great, performance is comparable to a 3050 rtx.. but the main issue is overheating due to demanding games..

#It's about drivers!

G15 owner heere (AMD ROG advantage edition by the fucking ASUS).

With "Pro" drivers (6800M is supported) I am at:

1. Coolers do notn need to speed up, unless I am gaming

#2) About 10w give or take power drain on battery. (7-9 hours of battery life)

With nonpro AMD drivers, 6800 "proudly" ats 7w just for lulz. AMD'sdriver panel also proudly shows that.

And the wild thing is: most people would probably have nonpro drivers and think "well, it's a gaming notebook doh".

In reality, it is amazingly efficient. Despite "HX" CPU of 5000 series.

PS

All that, with 2 SSDs (2tb + 500Gb) and 64GB RAM.

Battery life depends on use case. For best hypothetical battery life you would need a laptop with maxed 99Wh battery and "low" resolution non-OLED display :) Then you can put ultra low power SoC with trash performance ;)

For gaming benchmarks check notebookcheck - they have cpu and gpu comparison features.

Bigger chip inherently wont draw more power at idle. Also if you max 350 but you cap 370 to the same TDP then 370 should be more efficient as chip power curves have a sweet spot and after which adding more power gives diminishing returns on performance.

Modern iGPUs can handle lighter games but Cyberpunk as well.

I would look at HX 370 or 375 laptops first - and you have to check given laptop model reviews to get battery life numbers - there is a lot of variables and many are outside the chip itself.

Bro, you described the perfect use case of a lunar lake cpu... But... maybe check the ASUS Vivobook S 14 OLED (RYZEN AI 365) The same system with a lunar lake cpu will give you a couple of extra hours of battery life, though...

Asus ZenBook S16 with Ryzen 9 AI HX 370, 32GB. The battery is quite big for an AMD laptop without dGPU.

I have used Thinkpad T14s Gen 4 and Gen 5, though the battery is small but if you are okay with 28W TDP thr battery life is decent though not exemplary.

As an alternative to an Apple PC, the G14 is probably THE best choice in terms of performance meets portability. Add G-helper optimization and you can get the same or close to the same battery life as the Apple laptop.

I’m a student using a g14, my school has plenty of study space with outlets available so I don’t tent to concern myself with battery life, but you can get through the day with the g14 on eco mode no problem. Eco mode disables the dgpu for serious power savings. It also can charge via usb c, so if you get a good power bank you can top up easily. Love this laptop. The 5080 is a little overkill for the chassis but the extra vram goes a long way for ducking around with AI stuff locally.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ZephyrusG14/comments/1l5p2c3/comment/mwkniv7/?context=3&utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1

Idk if you should buy used if you want batterylife. Unless the battery is changed or you wanna change it yourself. Bht for the rest, yeah, good laptop

Hey! Im a student and I bought a G14 2024 on an Open box sale about a month ago.

Using G helper, I get about 7-8 hours of battery life doing school work/ video browsing even when I charge to only 80% battery. Just make sure to use the eco mode. You can get even more battery life if you are willing to under bolt the cpu as well.

Overall to answer your question I think its great in terms of being able to be super powerful when you want it to be but also sip power when you need to use it day to day!