Looking for Laptops

[Surge_Shock]

I'm looking for a Gaming Laptop with these specs:
IPS Panel or Similar [No TN]
120Hz Panel or Better 
1080p Or Better
Thin/Lightweight
Around $2000 [Give or take]
1TB HHD or Larger
128gb Nvme SSD/ SSD or better
Thunderbolt 3 [Would be Nice]
Size Around 15.6"
RGB Keyboard and stuff
GPU 1060 or Better
7th Gen i7
16gb Ram or More

 

Does anyone have any recommendations for Laptops with similar Specs!

But the ones that im looking for must have:
120hz Panel  [Not TN]

Around 15.6"

Thin and Lightweight

7th Gen i7

16gb Ram

[General Winter]

<gaming

<thin and light

 

 

thats going to lead with really high thermals, your average gaming laptop is going to be around 5lbs and with good reason, you need that weight to add good cooling, especially for long term use

 

you could probably look up the spec and laptop on amazon and start looking from there

[genexis_x]

MSI GE Raider. It has a TN panel but it's an excellent one, besides viewing angles, other aspects like contrast, brightness, colour accuracy and colour coverage can even beat some good IPS panels. Or try to find MSI GS VR or Clevo P950/P957 with 120Hz panel. Keep in mind that thin gaming laptops tend to have higher fan noise and higher surface temps under load. A repaste and undervolting are recommended.

[sicily428]

16 hours ago, Surge_Shock said:

I'm looking for a Gaming Laptop with these specs:
IPS Panel or Similar [No TN]
120Hz Panel or Better 
1080p Or Better
Thin/Lightweight
Around $2000 [Give or take]
1TB HHD or Larger
128gb Nvme SSD/ SSD or better
Thunderbolt 3 [Would be Nice]
Size Around 15.6"
RGB Keyboard and stuff
GPU 1060 or Better
7th Gen i7
16gb Ram or More

 

Does anyone have any recommendations for Laptops with similar Specs!

But the ones that im looking for must have:
120hz Panel  [Not TN]

Around 15.6"

Thin and Lightweight

7th Gen i7

16gb Ram

MSI 16L13

[Surge_Shock]

On 3/29/2018 at 6:55 PM, ZM Fong said:

MSI GE Raider. It has a TN panel but it's an excellent one, besides viewing angles, other aspects like contrast, brightness, colour accuracy and colour coverage can even beat some good IPS panels. Or try to find MSI GS VR or Clevo P950/P957 with 120Hz panel. Keep in mind that thin gaming laptops tend to have higher fan noise and higher surface temps under load. A repaste and undervolting are recommended.

Well, I dont want TN, because im going to be carrying this around, and using it for school and gaming, and I hate TN panels because of how weird they look when its angled, which you have to do when gaming or using it on a desk because desks are sometimes short,so it makes stuff look VERY Weird.

[Surge_Shock]

On 3/29/2018 at 11:19 AM, General Winter said:

<gaming

<thin and light

 

 

thats going to lead with really high thermals, your average gaming laptop is going to be around 5lbs and with good reason, you need that weight to add good cooling, especially for long term use

 

you could probably look up the spec and laptop on amazon and start looking from there

Im Asking for reccomendations, of coarse im doing research, also if you look up some good thin laptops, many have excellent cooling like the Asus Zephyrus

[genexis_x]

17 minutes ago, Surge_Shock said:

excellent cooling like the Asus Zephyrus

Nah, it still runs hot due to thin profile. There's a thing called thermodynamics.

[genexis_x]

Consider the new MSI GS65 

[Crayfishian]

have you looked at AERO 15 (i7-8750H) with 144hz screen 1080p screen

[genexis_x]

1 hour ago, Crayfishian said:

AERO 15 (i7-8750H)

Runs very hot, would not recommend unless OP needs the battery life and willing to do LM repaste

[Surge_Shock]

23 hours ago, ZM Fong said:

Consider the new MSI GS65 

I was actually just looking at it earlier, It looks amazing! Has pretty much everything I need!

 

just waiting for it to release, and watch some reviews on it! I bet many tech youtuber's are going to review it because of how slim and powerful it is!

[genexis_x]

7 minutes ago, Surge_Shock said:

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Need to wait for reviews to see how the cooling system performs.