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My friend is using a laptop with RTX 3070 and it run like ♥♥♥♥, meanwhile my GTX 1080 is having better performance than him.
expensive for how they actually perform and for how long...
I don't know how to explain it clearly. To me it always feels like there was a grandma that wanted to buy something for her grand children and then got scammed (bc she does not know better) => ppl with "gaming" laptops
If I want a decent experience while gaming I always would build or modify my own system (I know not everyone can or want to do that).
A gaming laptop baffles me, maybe it is the same problem I have with mobile gaming - I simply don't get it. I'll try to understand but I fail to... :/
phone gaming, no thank you.
desktop or laptop - still better than PS5.
I will never understand laptops for the purpose of gaming.
It's decent for less demanding games, especially if the laptop also has a work purpose and supports being on the move, but otherwise a desktop PC is usually the solution.
I can just go to his house with a charger, an HDMI cable, and a controller and we're good to go.
That's why laptops.
OH YEAH and to actually answer the topic here, get it on PC. You don't really want to rub elbows with those putrid PS5 troglodytes... do you?