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notebook or desktop pc to play and do office tasks?
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<blockquote data-quote="Vasudev" data-source="post: 774012" data-attributes="member: 30411"><p>Depends on your needs and your use case. If you travel often and need a gaming laptop for 60 FPS gaming @FHD/QHD then $1000+ laptop might sound good!</p><p></p><p>I agree with you, desktop is so good than laptop and easy to maintain/upgrade and got tons of USB ports including TB3/USB Gen 2/3. I do have a gaming laptop which can max out any game at 60-75 FPS at FHD only. Higher res can't be done so smoothly on 980M even with minor OC of 200/200 or 300/300 with 50-100mV overvolting on Prema vBIOS.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vasudev, post: 774012, member: 30411"] Depends on your needs and your use case. If you travel often and need a gaming laptop for 60 FPS gaming @FHD/QHD then $1000+ laptop might sound good! I agree with you, desktop is so good than laptop and easy to maintain/upgrade and got tons of USB ports including TB3/USB Gen 2/3. I do have a gaming laptop which can max out any game at 60-75 FPS at FHD only. Higher res can't be done so smoothly on 980M even with minor OC of 200/200 or 300/300 with 50-100mV overvolting on Prema vBIOS. [/QUOTE]
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