Sev1251

Hey all, I was opening my old laptop using a tutorial video on youtube, and while I was following I saw that on the video there was a component inside that laptop that wasn't in mine, altough I have the same ribbon cable connector. Can anyone tell me what this component is? I used this laptop without issues for a couple of years, wasn't expecting to see this...

Of course, but I don't mind that as lonf as the performance is on point.

Thanks! I'm probably going to go with the Omen because of the 17' display

https://www.fortress.com.hk/en/product/omen-17-an106tx-notebook/p/BP_11752902 https://www.fortress.com.hk/en/product/predator-helios-ph315-51-714b-notebook/p/BP_11779638 https://www.fortress.com.hk/en/product/legion-y530-15-81lb000khh-notebook/p/BP_11802199 https://www.fortress.com.hk/en/product/rog-gl503vm-gz426t-notebook/p/BP_11787507 Also, what is Quadro?

Weight and battery life aren't important since my laptop is my main machine so it rarely leaves the desk. I am currently living in China and have a 2000$ budget. I use it for modeling, gaming and everything internet based. Also, I read your review of the Y530, which i'm also looking into, but with an i7 and a 1060. What do you think about that? That Y530 is 1800$.

I am split between two laptops: HP Omen 17 for 2000$ 17.3 144hz display, i7-8750H,16GB of ram, 1TB hard drive and a 256GB ssd and a 1060 Acer predator helios ph315 for 1900$, 15.6' 144hz display, i7-8750H, 16Gb of ram, 1TB hard drive and a 512GB ssd and a 1060 Since looking at the spec sheet doesn't really help, I was wondering about the thoughts on HP and Acer laptops from the rest of you, since I don't have experience with either.