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Wait so like, 990 Pro has the highest 4k random read or write scores across all other consumer SSDs, claimed read speed is 1400k IOPS and write speed is 1550k IOPS, beats any other consumer level SSD there is to date, how is it not the best SSD there is for gaming or day to day use? I mean if it is to be used as the primary drive, not the secondary drive? I agree that 990 P would be a waste of money as a secondary drive.

Samsung 990 Pro 1T or 2T is the way to go as of December 2022

Hi there, the XPS 17 seems to be a laptop that you can bring to work while being able to play some games on the side, it is relatively thin, has a 3060 graphics card and can have an up to i9 processor. Are there similar, 17 inch laptops that does a similar or better job? Being as portable, thin as possible while being able to do some light gaming on the side with a half decent or decent enough graphics card while having a very powerful CPU and various other office nice to haves such as a high resolution display?

Hi there, I am looking at HP's Zhan X 16 inch AMD 6950HS laptop with 32GB ram. It seems to have amazing battery life and would be a killer machine for me to take it to work with. However is there such a long battery laptop, with Gaming Capacity, for example it comes with a small graphics card or such, that is convenient to carry around, with screen size around 15 or 16 inch as of December 2022?

Hi there, I will eventually be looking for a gaming laptop, that can run GTA Online smoothly, and is as reliable as possible, that I will be travelling multiple times a year and take it with me in my backpack and travel frequently. What is the most reliable gaming laptop, 17 inches, as of 2022, that has the most sturdy structure, and reliable hardware design that would have the most chance of surviving being carried around in a backpack or a carry on suitcase on a weekly basis? Reliability is the utmost priority, as long as it can run GTA Online and Overwatch well, thickness is not an issue, but reliability and heat dissipation, and long term hardware durability! Thank you so much! I will be purchasing them from either Japan, South Korea, Taiwan or Singapore when I travel there later this year when they open up to general tourists and I will be travelling a lot among those countries therefore I have such a demand for long term durability and reliability. Thank you! It doesn't have to be thin because I'll transit the laptop between Airbnbs and Hotels and once it arrives at the destination it'll just sit on the table but it is the transiting part that requires the durability and long term reliability.

For example, the T15G has 10.x hours under mm18, which is not as ideal but good enough in my opinion. Any other laptops in 2021 that would provide at least 10 hours of battery life, ideally 20 hours, excluding macs and chromebooks?

That is a great suggestion too. Just that when I compare what I get for the hardware/GPU performance between the ThinkPad P series and top notch MSIs and Dell Gamings, I just don't feel like the money is well spent...

Totally understandable. If after 5 years you'll only use it to browse the internet and do day to day office tasks, say paying water bills and filing taxes, would you say either Dell's or MSI's top notch laptop offered today *say it is equipped with 10980hk cpu or 10900k cpu) should do such tasks without much issues for the next 20 years?

At least as of Today, would you say that Dell's M17 R4 with 10980HK and 3080 is pretty much the tippity top?

Screen size bigger is better, performance faster is better, weight is no concern, future proof as many years as possible...

Hi there, say if you have ample budget in the US, and you want to buy the best performance, most durable, long lasting laptop, without considering budget, and you might not be able to buy another one for 20 years, which model would you choose given the current products offered as of 2021？ Budget is no issue as it could be the only laptop one gets for the next 20 years, but one can make upgrades 7-8 years down the road to a faster nvme or bigger ram etc etc

Hi there, it seems to be very difficult to find a decent Windows Tablet (Stand alone with detached keyboard) in 2021. One tablet that I have been using is Dell 5285 with 8GB Ram and i5-7300U CPU. The built quality is in general fantastic so as the user experience. As of Jan 2021, for Windows Tablets with a decent enough CPU (not the Core M junk), is Dell 7210/7200 and Surface Pro 7 the only 2 viable options? Any other options besides the 2? And how does 1065G7 fare against the 10810U CPU? Which one is better in day to day office tasks?

Hi there, I might be spending a couple of years in Mexico renting tiny apartments and life frugally, but might be moving between places due to potential safety concerns. What is the best best best gaming laptop, preferably a super powerful CPU and at least rtx 2070 graphics, with the most outstanding battery life there is on the market as of today? Budget isn't that much of a concern. I just like a super powerful gaming rig with absolutely outstanding, thinkpad t420 level battery life?

any glass friendly VR sets that completely avoids and prevents physical glasses wearer from scratching either their glasses or the VR lenses?

Will wait for 15 more years until glasses friendly VR gears come out.