laptop

[iamcool1495]

I need a new laptop. my current one is gtx 960, 8 gb ram, cpu i7 6700hq. its not gonna work for my architecture course im about to do

 

i found these which is almost identical 

https://www.mwave.com.au/product/asus-rog-strix-scar-17-173-300hz-gaming-laptop-r95900hx-32gb-1tb-rtx3080-w10h-ac41586

https://www.excaliberpc.com/747432/asus-rog-strix-scar-17.html

 

my main problem is the excaliberpc price is nearly half of the mwave price, i know mwave is a good seller but i havent heard of excaliberpc before tho, is it fine to buy or too good to be true

[zeusthemoose]

I bought my laptop from excaliber pc through Amazon a few months ago. They did some upgrades to it (added storage) and everything they did went well and it came in original packaging. I’m pretty sure they also removed a partition on the main drive that had it split in two. I also called their customer service once with some questions and they seemed knowledgeable. So I can personally say I would buy from them again.

 

However I believe they are in the us, so prices after import and shipping to Australia (where I’m assuming you are located based on the other link) might make the prices more similar.

[jaslion]

35 minutes ago, iamcool1495 said:

I need a new laptop. my current one is gtx 960, 8 gb ram, cpu i7 6700hq. its not gonna work for my architecture course im about to do

 

i found these which is almost identical 

https://www.mwave.com.au/product/asus-rog-strix-scar-17-173-300hz-gaming-laptop-r95900hx-32gb-1tb-rtx3080-w10h-ac41586

https://www.excaliberpc.com/747432/asus-rog-strix-scar-17.html

 

my main problem is the excaliberpc price is nearly half of the mwave price, i know mwave is a good seller but i havent heard of excaliberpc before tho, is it fine to buy or too good to be true

4.3k for a laptop is like stupid expensive no matter the specs :p. But just get the cheaper one their reviews seem good and they seem legit.