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There isn't a lot of difference between the CPUs, 7700HQ is slightly faster. If you like the more "stealthy" look of GL702,go for it.Otherwise go with the cheaper model

Both are great. The ASUS one has a better cooling system and slightly build quality.

Both are great laptops. The Dell has a better build quality/display but aside from that, not much of a difference.You can't go wrong with either

2 1070s may give you more performance in most games but I recommend going with a single 1080Ti.It can handle everything you throw at it.Runs cooler,quieter and consumes less power than 2 1070s

No,shader model isn't upgradeable

Please post the full specs of your system Is it possible for you to test the card in another system ?

Between these, the Macbook will give you more battery life(if it's important for you) but if you'll mainly use Premiere instead of Apple's Final cut,then I recommend getting either of the windows laptops.Both are fine for your tasks

Seems like a defective card then. RMA it and see how it goes

If it was the "Ti" version of 1050,I would've recommended getting it over 960 but the difference between 960 and 1050 isn't huge,so I'd say go with the 960/IPS screen combo

For that price,it's a great deal 960M can handle those games fine on mostly medium settings(depending on the resolution)

Hello and welcome to the forums! Have you tried testing with another GPU? Also if your motherboard has more than 1 PCI-E slot,try it on those and see if it works or not

Yes 1050 is notably faster than 960M

I don't recommend it. It was a good laptop back in it's day but now,it's a different story. Going with a PC is a better option IMO.You can get much better and newer hardware

I recommend the second one. For your usage, it's CPU will do just fine and yes the difference between the resolutions is a lot.

As for the biodegradability, you can get a 1060 and upgrade to 1070 or 1080 later but as for other cards/CPU,your best bet is contacting Clevo/Sager and ask them directly. As for the screen,well since it's a laptop and has great specs I'll recommend going for 1440p/4K,the extra resolution comes...