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Dell G5 15 Gaming Laptop: 10th Gen Intel Core i5-10300H 4-Core, 15.6 1080p, 8GB DDR4, 256GB SSD, GTX 1650 Ti 4GB, Type-C, Backlit Keyboard, 3-Cell, Win 10
$734.99
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Dell G3 15 Gaming Laptop: 10th Gen Intel Core i5-10300H 4-Core, 15.6 1080p, 8GB DDR4, 256GB SSD, GTX 1650 4GB, Type-C, Backlit Keyboard, 3-Cell, Win 10
$666.39 Expired
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You can actually buy a replacement screen on eBay and try to upgrade the screen yourself for maybe around 100.
My graphics card fan actually started dying, but luckily it happened right around the 11 month mark and I was able to get Dell to fix it within the warranty with no issue. So at least their customer service is good but doesn't say much about the quality of the fans though.
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1080p 60fps is fine. For a gaming laptop, this is a good deal.
If you want a work horse build a PC and choose the monitors.
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Amex offers $120 cash back for Dell.com, which may make this Dell G3 laptop to ~$546.
This is better. Only $46 more for Ti card. You can always add more memory and a bigger HD, but not the video card.
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Amex offers $120 cash back for Dell.com, which may make this Dell G3 laptop to ~$546.
The 1080p screen comment is inevitable, but if you're going to make that comment can you let us know how often you game on the laptop screen versus separate monitors? It seems like not that big of a deal if you consider that you'll be hooked up to monitors most of the time.
If you want a work horse build a PC and choose the monitors.
You can actually buy a replacement screen on eBay and try to upgrade the screen yourself for maybe around 100.
My graphics card fan actually started dying, but luckily it happened right around the 11 month mark and I was able to get Dell to fix it within the warranty with no issue. So at least their customer service is good but doesn't say much about the quality of the fans though.
You can actually buy a replacement screen on eBay and try to upgrade the screen yourself for maybe around 100.
My graphics card fan actually started dying, but luckily it happened right around the 11 month mark and I was able to get Dell to fix it within the warranty with no issue. So at least their customer service is good but doesn't say much about the quality of the fans though.
Gaming laptops are such a crapshoot. That's why I've stopped buying them.
It hasn't bit me yet, but every time feels like Russian roulette.
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Same here.