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2k.. Any reason why a laptop, a pc could get you so much more if you build it.

 

 

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2k-2.3 budget laptop for gaming recommend some please. thanks

well go for a msi laptop or make/get a desktop a desktop is muchhhhh better for gaming

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2k.. Any reason why a laptop, a pc could get you so much more if you build it.

im to lazy to research and my friend wants a laptop.

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im to lazy to research and my friend wants a laptop.

Well you need to add WAY more information before we can research. We primarily need currency/location, desired screen size, and wanted weight, but anything else that he wants is useful. 

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^ my god that MSI is expensive. As far as I know the screen is 48Hz as well.

 

 

2k-2.3 budget laptop for gaming recommend some please. thanks

Need more information than that. Intended usage, NEEDED battery life (needed is better than "wanted"), most demanding types of games, SSD or not, is the person a casual or an enthusiast, etc.

 

im to lazy to research and my friend wants a laptop.

If you don't want to research you might end up with a bad time.

I have finally moved to a desktop. Also my guides are outdated as hell.

 

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2k.. Any reason why a laptop, a pc could get you so much more if you build it.

 

That's like asking why anyone would want a car when they can get a motorcycle. 2 different product categories, you can't compare them the same way you compare products of the same category.

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That's like asking why anyone would want a car when they can get a motorcycle. 2 different product categories, you can't compare them the same way you compare products of the same category.

Laptops and PCs are the same thing, laptops are just more compact and a little more expensive. They both do the same thing, and some laptops can do more then desktops and most desktops can do more then laptops. Same goes for a car and motorcycle. Most cars can't accelerate ate the speed of some sport bikes but no one says wow look at that, they say that to corvettes, or older cars like a 69 Charger

 

 

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