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The most quiet gaming laptop of 2015

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Hello I'm trying to find the most quiet gaming laptop. I don't care how big it is. I just hate laptops that are loud. I'm trying to spend between $1000 and $1500. Any suggestions? 

 

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Linus always has good things to say about the G750 series from ASUS although I am not familiar with US pricing.

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Linus always has good things to say about the G750 series from ASUS although I am not familiar with US pricing.

 

I own one and can confirm it's very quiet as far as laptops go.

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The problem is that the cheaper you go with notebooks the louder they're going to be, particularly gaming laptops. 

 

What kinds of things will you be doing with it? 

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My Y50 is pretty good.

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I have a G550jk and it is very quiet. I'm sure it's successor is too. Whatever that is.

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I am not sure... ASUS might be quietest. I know Clevos aren't even slightly a bother unless your room is pin-drop quiet, but I can't directly compare to any of the ASUS models.

 

But with your budget you may not get a very good one that's quiet. The bigger/thicker/beefier ones are usually the quiet ones.

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The Clevo P650SE is rather quiet, despite its slim form factor and a 970M.

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The new Clevo P650SE and P650SG both have far improved fan noise profiles over the previous generations (the fans rarely run at full speed), but I must still give this crown to the G751 series from Asus. They've clearly put a lot of time and effort in developing a cool and quiet fan system and it shows in reviews.

 

I've heard good things about the MSI GT72 as well, but I don't know how this would compare to the G751 in real life.

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I would say the g751. the thing is almost silent at idle and whisper quiet at load

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