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Laptops are difficult to do hardware repairs/upgrades on unless you're hardware savvy.
however if you want a laptop, and gaming being somewhat of a secondary objective, there are several possibilities. it largely depends on your budget and games you wanna play.
not knowing your wants and needs however, i guess i can recommend "Acer Nitro 5" ?
its pretty good imo
that being said, I don't have any expertise on the subject, I just did some research myself and tried to find a good balance between my budget and the specs, and it's served me well over the years
Anyways OP, look for what specs you need for the games you want to play and go from there. I can't give much suggestions since everyone looks for different things out of their games, wanting a laptop that can play current games well is a whole different beast than wanting 4K/120 fps out of it. Pick a few current high end games you want, look at the specs, and use that as a starting off point when looking through laptop listings.
All I can say, stay away from Asus. I had an Asus gaming laptop back in high school, and that thing somehow struggled to run Minecraft at a consistent FPS. Granted minecraft is one of the biggest unoptimized messes of a game there is, but still. It's minecraft.
Steam Deck is a fully functional KDE Plasma Desktop PC. However, it sets the rootspace to read only by default, restricting things to the Flathub for software, and text input is a pain in the butt unless you use a bluetooth keyboard.
I agree, go with a desktop PC for gaming. But if you insist on a laptop you can go to the link below and click on Gaming Laptops at the top of the screen. You can even customize your components if you'd like.
https://www.cyberpowerpc.com/