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cmdlinebash

Looking for a 32GB Gaming laptop with a non-anti glare screen

I'm looking to get a gaming laptop that has a non-anti glare screen with 32GB of ram and the latest graphics card that runs good (doesn't matter which company). I'd prefer it not to run too hot or have a noisy fan, but I'll just settle for not running too hot. Space requirements? 1TB SSD or NVMe. Budget? 1500 to 2500.

I'd like this laptop to also do video editing with Adobe Premiere Pro.

any ideas?

Posted May 12, 2021, 11:20 AM UTC

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elvinelmoAffiliate Links•

You can go for the Eluktronics MECH-15 G3 as it a great gaming laptop within your budget. It is a very powerful laptop that is worth every penny. It weighs only 4.7 lbs and has an impressive battery life of 6-7 hrs life for a gaming laptop which makes it very portable. It has a powerful CPU and GPU combo which makes It great for gaming, editing, music production and CAD software without lag or crashes. It is fairly easy to upgrade if you want to add more RAM or storage. There are a few variations to this laptop so you can select the RAM and storage that best suits you

15.6" Gaming Laptop PC: Liquid Metal Intel i7-10875H 8 Core NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 144Hz Calibrated Full HD Windows 10 Home 512GB NVMe SSD 16GB DDR4 2933MHz RAM

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LonerIM2Affiliate Links | LaptopLegend.com•

If you can give up the glossy screen, then I would recommend this Eluktronics mech G3 Ultra

because it has great combination between value for money, weight, battery life, and performance.

  • it comes with RTX 3070 GPU, You can check the following link to see how the RTX 3070 GPU (scroll down for the FPs and settings expected or ctrl+f then type the name of your game). https://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-RTX-3070-Mobile-GPU-Benchmarks-and-Specs.497451.0.html

  • The outer shell is made almost entirely out of metal.

  • Keyboard is mechanical with RGB backlit.

  • It has 3 USB type A, Ethernet, and mic and headphone jack and on the back an HDMI, and USB type C.

  • Screen is QHD IPS with 165Hz refresh rate, with impressively small bezels, and a professional design.

  • Lid can't be open with one hand.

  • Fans get loud under intensive work, but that is normal with every good gaming laptop.

  • Plenty of upgrade options as the chassis supports up to 64GB of ram, and 2 SSDs and 1 HDD.

  • Heat management is great, it can get hot but it gets cool again pretty quickly once the fans kick in.

  • Main con of the laptop is the trackpad, it is mediocre at best when you compare it to other laptops in the price range.

  • Battery life during normal usage is around 3.5-4.5 hours and 1.5 hour during gaming.

  • Speakers are down facing so during gaming, it is best to wear headphone since the fan gets loud during gaming as well.

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Tact1ce•

You should check out the legion 5/7 models++

Edit: They have anti-glare screens, why don't you want one?

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cmdlinebashOP•

I'd like to be able to take the laptop outside and anti-glare seems too dim. I can compromise and get one with that if need be.

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Tact1ce•

Check out the Dell XPS 15–626 nits and great display–btw anti-glare doesn't mean matte protection btw. What are you going to use the laptop for? Are you gaming outside?

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cmdlinebashOP•

I'm looking for an all purpose solution: gaming and video editing

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cmdlinebashOP•

Getting the legion 7i. Thanks

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Tact1ce•

Oh what. Glad I could help! Also if you're mostly gaming, I would get legion 7, otherwise if you're doing graphic design++, get 7i. Intel and AMD aren't better than one another, one is just more suitable for one thing; and the other another (I am a sucker for AMD though lol).

Edit: Just saw your other comment (it didn't load before), get the intel version, good luck with whatever you are editing!

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Tact1ce•

Also anti-glare screen are specifically for use when there might be significant light (i.e. the sun), so they work really well outside, compared to non-anti glare screen, which reflect the sun and are hard to work with. Trust me I have a mac book air (2017) and even though its 330 nits, it's an absolute pain to use outside since it doesn't have an anti-glare screen, so it reflects the sun so much.

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