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Decent 1440p 144htz laptops

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Hello! I was wondering about getting a 1440p 144htz laptop that has decent color accuracy, and great performance for a price of $2000. Been looking for a review on one on YouTube, but the only ones I can find are from videos with like 26 likes and 47 dislikes, and I don’t trust amazon reviews all that much. Was hoping for a second opinion. If the laptop you recommend has notable problems (performance, tearing, color accuracy, CPU temperature, fan noise, or keyboard) please list them. Also list the specifications, please.
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Is 1440p 144hz laptops even a thing outside that one (I think Acer) TN Laptop Linus reviewed a couple years ago?

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Most Laptops have 1080p OR straight up 4k. Nothing inbetween (just very very rare, like some Thinkpads for example).

 

For Gaming on Laptops, 1080p is usually very fine (pixel density).

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