Jieno666

Assuming that you're in the same situation as me, have you been to college? Would you say you have time to game during freetime? And as for the weight of the laptop cant you just buy a laptop bag and carry it in that? I see weight being such a deciding factor in buying a laptop but I cant imagine a 5 pound laptop in a bag being that big of a burden.

Im definitely a razer fanboy but ive heard so many negative reviews on it about bad build quality and bad customer service so im a bit meh.

1) Ive played games my whole life so I cant really see myself doing anything but game on my free time. I dont play campaign games and only cooperative shooters like fortnite or CSGO. My main concern is that if something like fortnite 2 comes out I wont be able to play it on a non gaming laptop with over 60 fps. 2) I dont want the price to go over 2000 3) engineering and it would require autodesk

ive seen so many bad reviews on the razer on how they have bad build quality and bad customer service

In one years time, I will be going to college and moving into a dorm away from my PC. Because of this, I will need a semi-light laptop that I can carry around campus and take back to my dorm so I can study or game. My dad (who is paying for the laptop) wants to buy me a $2000 mac book pro but I dislike mac OS and want a gaming laptop. I'm torn on which to choose, as I know the mac book has amazing build quality and can last me my whole college career, but I can't game on it and with that money, I believe I can buy something of equal quality and longevity. I'm not totally opposed to getting a mac but do you guys have any suggestions on laptops with equal or even greater quality than a mac book that I can game on? Some notes: -I'm going to be running programs like autodesk, solid edge, after effects, and photoshop -budget around $2000 Laptops I'm looking at: -Acer triton 500 -GS65 STEALTH-296 -HP OMEN 15-dc1052nr P.S.- Try to provide reasons on why the laptop is good so I have some selling points against apple