>want to buy a powerful laptop with a desktop CPU (workstation) >only supports up to 64GB of DDR4 >pissed off because if I want 128GB I need to buy a rainbow "gaming" laptop
I cannot win can I? There isn't a single workstation laptop with a desktop CPU that can support up to 128GB. The EON-17X looked like a good candidate because is honestly more powerful than 95% of high-end desktops, but it only being able to support up to 64GB of DDR4 broke my heart and was a deal-breaker.
I don't care about the GPU, I only care about how much RAM I can have, it has a desktop CPU, and how much storage it can have, like how many 14mm thick 2.5" HDDs can I fit in there?
I missed out buying a Predator 21x because I was poor, but now that I am middle class, I want my own super-laptop. If I can get my hands on a desktop replacement, I will make sure that it will last for 2 decades.
That being said, do you guys know any super-laptops that I can buy? Any alternatives to the Origin desktop replacement? Money isn't an issue.
>laptop you're already a tranny and few lights won't make it any worse for you
Jeremiah Hughes
I don't like RGB up the asshole. If I wanted RGB, I would attend my local monthly LGBT parade.
Julian Watson
the only reason to own a laptop is to attend parades like LGBT, normal people use their computer at home, and when they go outside, it's usually to work out, or back to the wage cage
Lincoln Jackson
I WFH so I basically don't leave my house. I don't wanna buy a desktop because they eat shit more often than laptops.
Charles Jackson
>I don't leave my house >I need a laptop because I just do brain damage
Alexander Sanchez
If I want to use my laptop in a different room, I don't want to have to unplug an ATX build with a monitor included.
Henry Cook
>t. if I want to go to the kitchen with my computer
Owen Taylor
If I am making a meal, how else am I going to watch movies?
by washing the grease off your hands and going to your room where your computer is like a normal person?
Leo Martinez
>want to make guacamole >bring laptop into kitchen >open movie >make the guacamole >watch movie >wash hands thoroughly >dry hands >move laptop around
Nigga you stupid.
Luke Hall
>how to let someone know youre american without saying youre american
Christopher Johnson
you skipped >make a thread on Any Forums about shitting up my new laptop with guacamole like the retard that I am
Parker James
I am an Australian. My BMI is 27.
Aiden Bailey
>don't wanna buy a desktop because they eat shit more often than laptops ????? >I WFH so I basically don't leave my house Just get a desktop PC and a cheap, lightweight Lenovo Yoga or a Chromebook so you can remote access your desktop PC. It's what I do and it works for me whenever I want to work from my patio without compromising performance. You do not NEED 64 GBs of RAM on a fucking laptop. A good laptop will always be much more expensive than a much superior desktop.
This is all true. I know that a high-end laptop performs worse and costs more than an equivalent desktop, but I have lots of money so this is not an issue. If you have less than 16GB of RAM, you are fucked, and I just want my laptop to be usable for years, if not decades to come.
Easton Campbell
It seems like you've already made up your mind, I do not know which laptop model would satisfy your needs, but I still insist that you shouldn't miss out on the great performance and experience a desktop provides in contrast to a laptop just because you would like to move your PC around your own house sometimes. If you have spare money, just get better desktop PC components. >I just want my laptop to be usable for years, if not decades to come Sorry user, but this isn't a thing for most PCs, specially laptops. Most good laptop models show a performance drop after the first 2 or so years and very few of them can reach the 10 year mark. If you want a computer that lasts long, then again, build a desktop and you can simply replace components as they start decaying in performance, something that can't be done with laptops easily due to the nature of their builds.
Yeah, I know. For 99/100 people in my situation, a desktop would be more appropriate. There is a reason why most laptop warranties don't go beyond a year. I have built PCs in the past and pretty much all of them have died after a year at the most, but I have had hand-me-down laptops last for more than half a decade.
Jonathan Jackson
>repeats the same yeah i know but bot or 12 you decide
Jacob Collins
Do I have to post my gamer chair for you to think that I am a real person? Bots cannot use Any Forums due to the CAPTCHA anyway unless they buy a pass.
