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<blockquote data-quote="Evjl&amp;#039;s Rain" data-source="post: 829144" data-attributes="member: 51905">it depends on the users toomy friend bought laptops from many brands and none of them last more than 1 year because the way he uses themI bought laptop from Acer, HP and Toshiba. All of them last 7-10 years alreadyif you optimize it properly and clean the dust every 1 to 1.5 year, it will last long regardless of the brandhowever, thinner laptop tends to be more vulnerable and more difficult to repair than thicker ones. They can overheat more easily -&gt; won&#039;t last as long (in theory)in my opinion, you should buy laptops that:- easily upgradable: at least 2 ram slots, extra M2 slot- has the best GPU for the cheapest price- Newer CPU generation is welcome, but it&#039;s not always better than the previous gen. Sometimes the newer gen is worse- easily repairable- thick = better heat distribution, much easier to repair and replace- the laptop doesn&#039;t have widespread hardware issues (Alienware in the past has serious soundcard failure, Asus&#039;s screen and charging port failure,...)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Evjl's Rain, post: 829144, member: 51905"] it depends on the users too my friend bought laptops from many brands and none of them last more than 1 year because the way he uses them I bought laptop from Acer, HP and Toshiba. All of them last 7-10 years already if you optimize it properly and clean the dust every 1 to 1.5 year, it will last long regardless of the brand however, thinner laptop tends to be more vulnerable and more difficult to repair than thicker ones. They can overheat more easily -> won't last as long (in theory) in my opinion, you should buy laptops that: - easily upgradable: at least 2 ram slots, extra M2 slot - has the best GPU for the cheapest price - Newer CPU generation is welcome, but it's not always better than the previous gen. Sometimes the newer gen is worse - easily repairable - thick = better heat distribution, much easier to repair and replace - the laptop doesn't have widespread hardware issues (Alienware in the past has serious soundcard failure, Asus's screen and charging port failure,...) [/QUOTE]

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