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The RTX 2060 mobile isn't a really future proof video card. Keep in mind, its been on the market for near 3+ years. The i7 10875 is slightly faster than the 4800 as well, but like you mentioned the 4800 will run cooler. There's hardly a difference in performance between the two processors. As...

Yes very true.

Easy...Get the Zephyrus. That Ryzen 4900S absolutely stomps the i7 10510U. The 240hz screen and the slightly better GPU (although on paper, the 1660ti is actually the more powerful card due to the frequency) makes the first option an easy choice.

This. Its also a shame that Nvidia stopped naming their MAX-Q's/MAX-p's/ and regular mobile gpus. It makes quite a bit of difference if were talking about expected performance in gaming...

The ACER NITRO gaming notebooks have the 10 key pads.

Generally the ASUS Rogs are slightly better built for gaming...But in comparison to this HP, I rather swap it for the HP if its an even swap. Also the HP has a better GPU.

$1100 should land you an i7 9750 w/ a GTX 1650 with a 144hz screen. Thats more than enough to power through all current games. The sweet spot range is about $1200-$1500 which can you get an i7 10XXX, RTX 20/30 series, with a 240/300hz 15.6 screen. Thats a bit more bulletproof for the...

I7 7700HQ leads me to believe this is a notebook...Not a desktop PC...But yea for a notebook it's more than enough, and probably mid-tier. Definitely can't compare this to similarly specced out PCs...

Like Celeron, core 2 duo? The newer Pentium processors? Please provide specific processor model so that way we know what type of MOBO/socket you have.

It needs to do something, because Ryzen 3 is kicking their asses from the mid to semi high end cpus...Running cooler and on lower power consumption.

Can't believe how quickly these processors phased out....Made waves in late 06' and less than 2 years later, the i7 nehalems came out.

If you can go a little over 1K, I think the RTX 2060 MQ paired with either the i7 or Ryzen 3 would be a better option than the GTX 1650TI. More powerful than that card as well. I'm thinking an ASUS ROG Zeph Ryzen 3 or I7, which will run you under $1.3K.

Idle temps @ 32C is more than cool for that CPU. Even water cooled system, don't get there CPU temps any lower than 15C idle....CPUs just do not run that cold.

Interesting, maybe double check to see if you have Nvidia High Performance GPU set for the games in question. You can do this via Nvidia control panel also, by right clicking on the desktop/display settings/graphic settings. You can also hit "FN" then the Fan for turbo. It'll place your laptop...

Keep in mind, the desktop version of the laptop will always outperform the laptop itself. My RTX 2060 on the laptop is underpowered compared to the desktop, and it makes a difference when it comes to the overall gaming performance.