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Best gaming laptop for 1096 dollars

Please suggest agaming laptop with 6 gb vram 

And cpu should have intel i7...

 Please suggest

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9 minutes ago, SummerNights said:

Whatever you do, don't buy MSI laptops, they tend to have a lot of problems. I would suggest an Alienware or an Omen. 

How is acer nitro 7

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1 minute ago, uzair ahmed4567 said:

How is acer nitro 7

Sounds good, the only downside is the 8GB of RAM. 16GB would be much better, but what kind of games are you interested in playing with that laptop?

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5 minutes ago, SummerNights said:

Sounds good, the only downside is the 8GB of RAM. 16GB would be much better, but what kind of games are you interested in playing with that laptop?

AAA titles

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Just now, uzair ahmed4567 said:

AAA titles

You should get 16GB or higher if you want to play those games with 60fps+ in High settings.

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2 minutes ago, SummerNights said:

You should get 16GB or higher if you want to play those games with 60fps+ in High settings.

Hmm yea 

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11 minutes ago, uzair ahmed4567 said:

How is acer nitro 7

It's a very low end device - for 600$ fine. For 1000$ - it's insanity.

 

26 minutes ago, uzair ahmed4567 said:

Please suggest agaming laptop with 6 gb vram 

And cpu should have intel i7...

 Please suggest

You're limiting yourself pretty badly since you're looking at slower CPUs only :/ - consider a Lenovo Legion 5 or Asus TuF A15 - the Ryzen 5 4600H is more powerful than the i7 10750H and uses less power/produces less heat. Alternatively, the Ryzen 7 4800H(S) is FAR more powerful than the best laptop i7/i9 and uses half the power/produces half the heat.

If you ask me - a 1660-based Legion 5 or TuF A15/A17 is the goal here.

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According to your specifications, I would suggest the following models for you:

  • Dell G5 15-inch
  • Acer Predator Helios 300
  • Lenovo IdeaPad L340
  • HP Pavilion Power 15
  • HP Omen 15
  • MSI GF63 9SC-066

I'd also like you to check out these two that run on AMD Ryzen:

  • MSI Bravo 17
  • ASUS TUF A15

I accept that Intel i7 would be a great choice in terms of high performance; however, as far as value for money goes, you should consider AMD Ryzen.

 

Hope these suggestions help!

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41 minutes ago, SmithSophia84 said:

According to your specifications, I would suggest the following models for you:

  • Dell G5 15-inch
  • Acer Predator Helios 300
  • Lenovo IdeaPad L340
  • HP Pavilion Power 15
  • HP Omen 15
  • MSI GF63 9SC-066

I'd also like you to check out these two that run on AMD Ryzen:

  • MSI Bravo 17
  • ASUS TUF A15

I accept that Intel i7 would be a great choice in terms of high performance; however, as far as value for money goes, you should consider AMD Ryzen.

 

Hope these suggestions help!

The G5 has a critical design flaw with the hinge design resulting in the hinge tearing itself apart with torque
The Helios 300 is a very dated design with inefficient cooling and mediocre quality components
The L340 has a horrible display and cooling issues
The Omen has a very similar hinge design to the G5 and is extremely fragile as a result
The GF63 runs VERY loud and internal quality is shit.

Bravo 17 - same story as GF models
A15 - shit cooling it seems.

Basically all of those range from mediocre (Helios 300) to pretty poor (most others) and I would not recommend them.

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