- Mar 25, 2018
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Hi guys, because of my new job where I have to travel a lot, I decided to sell my desktop to buy a new gaming laptop. The only 2 games I play are World of Warcraft and LoL.
I need your help because I have no idea how to spend my money. Budget 1800 euro, and I will buy online, therefore EU website only.
Now, when I am at home, the laptop will be used as my working station. Therefore I was planning to connect my 2 hdmi full hd monitors using an adapter like this (So thunderbolt 3 ready): https://www.sonnetstore.com/products/thunderbolt3-to-dual-hdmi2-adapter
Then I want to use my gaming mouse + keyboard, and place the laptop on a cooling pad (Accept suggestion also for that). The laptop will be turned on something like 10 hours a day.
Then when I travel of course I have to bring the laptop with me, so nothing really hudge or heavy, monitor 15", more I think is gonna be a problem.
Requirements, i7HQ, at least gtx 1060, 16GB ram. But the most important is, I need something with a great cooling system!.
Is it better to go with common brand like HP, Acer, MSI, Asus or those website that sell unbranded laptop like Clevo?
I need your help because I have no idea how to spend my money. Budget 1800 euro, and I will buy online, therefore EU website only.
Now, when I am at home, the laptop will be used as my working station. Therefore I was planning to connect my 2 hdmi full hd monitors using an adapter like this (So thunderbolt 3 ready): https://www.sonnetstore.com/products/thunderbolt3-to-dual-hdmi2-adapter
Then I want to use my gaming mouse + keyboard, and place the laptop on a cooling pad (Accept suggestion also for that). The laptop will be turned on something like 10 hours a day.
Then when I travel of course I have to bring the laptop with me, so nothing really hudge or heavy, monitor 15", more I think is gonna be a problem.
Requirements, i7HQ, at least gtx 1060, 16GB ram. But the most important is, I need something with a great cooling system!.
Is it better to go with common brand like HP, Acer, MSI, Asus or those website that sell unbranded laptop like Clevo?
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