Inspector6

To buy a cheaper hp Pavilion and undervolt and change the thermal paste to circumvent the heating problem Oh and btw i found this laptop as an alternative if it helps: https://m.emag.ro/laptop-gaming-asus-rog-cu-procesor-intelr-coretm-i7-7700hq-pana-la-3-80-ghz-kaby-lake-15-6-full-hd-120hz-8gb-1tb-nvidiar-geforcer-gtx-1060-6gb-no-os-black-gl503vm-gz152/pd/DM68SFBBM/?X-MB=0&X-Product-Id=5218563&X-Search-Action=view&X-Search-Id=6b515948e249d390bd46&X-Search-Page=2&X-Search-Position=24&X-Section=resealed

https://m.emag.ro/laptopuri/c?ref=list And I don't have any preference regarding weight or battery. And sorry if I sound like a broken record,but nobody gave any opinions regarding my ideea. Is it that bad?

Let's see Romania,around 900 eur and gaming mostly, but I would prefer to stick with the Pavilion if I can.

Hello,I wanted to ask for the some opinion's since right now I'm thinking of buying a HP Pavilion since it's pretty cheap and has the green variant witch I f love while being well aware of the fact that it has the cooling capabilities of an oven +the fact that HP had the "ingenious idea" to not allow for fan speed control,but i love to tinker with my gadgets and I was hoping that by going with an i5 8300h +1060 3gb and changing the thermal paste +undervolting maybe this can really be a great long therm (insert here a think that makes you happy). Or I guess I could be smart and wait for the 2019 models to create a reduction in price for better 2018 model's. Ty in advance for your help.