Looking for a durable everyday laptop with dedicated gpu.

[Elros]

1. Around 1000$ budged.

2. 15.6" or 17.3"

3. FullHD or Above if possible.

4. In Between. Portable, but prefer better thermals, so somehow thick and portable.

5. How much battery life do you need? Avarage. 4-6 Hours.

6. Light gaming. 1650Ti is preferable.

7. Web browsing, Word&Excel, etc.

8. Not necessary.

10How long do you want to keep your laptop? -Until it dies.

13. What country do you live in? In Europe. But would also order via the USA.

Thanks.

 

[Lutfij]

Please stylize your post akin to this thread so we can assist you better. I've made a shortlist but your budget alone lands you square on what you currently have(GPU wise), you didn't state what the make, model and SKU of your laptop is.

 

[Elros]

Please stylize your post akin to this thread so we can assist you better. I've made a shortlist but your budget alone lands you square on what you currently have(GPU wise), you didn't state what the make, model and SKU of your laptop is.

Fixed.

 

[jamzkang]

1. Around 1000$ budged.

2. 15.6" or 17.3"

3. FullHD or Above if possible.

4. In Between. Portable, but prefer better thermals, so somehow thick and portable.

5. How much battery life do you need? Avarage. 4-6 Hours.

6. Light gaming. 1650Ti is preferable.

7. Web browsing, Word&Excel, etc.

8. Not necessary.

10How long do you want to keep your laptop? -Until it dies.

13. What country do you live in? In Europe. But would also order via the USA.

Thanks.

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.