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CyberpowerPC Tracer IV Gaming Laptop - i7-10750H RTX 3060 8 GB DDR4 - $1245
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So... where does this 3060 lie on the spectrum of 60W to 130W TGP? I don't see that anywhere.
BTW, this is the first decent price I've seen on a 17.3" laptop with a 3060.
So... where does this 3060 lie on the spectrum of 60W to 130W TGP? I don't see that anywhere.
BTW, this is the first decent price I've seen on a 17.3" laptop with a 3060.
I assume this is max-p higher watt TDP (or is it max q lower watt?)
-nice to see another RTX 30 laptop post on SD.
I assume this is max-p higher watt TDP (or is it max q lower watt?)
-nice to see another RTX 30 laptop post on SD.
BTW, I'm only talking about the Ryzen variant, since it's better and cheaper. OP should change his title and link.
This isn't a thin and light; it weighs 5.5 lbs and is 30mm thick. https://www.cyberpowerp
Since they have the capability of for good cooling in large chassis I'd guess it's a higher powered 3060.
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I would be extremely wary about buying anything from this company. I bought a Tracer III laptop from them last summer after doing a fair amount of research, which suggested the specs were great for the price, but that customer service was pretty bad if you needed service or repair. I took the risk because the computer was a few hundred dollars cheaper than other sellers. Fast forward 5 months, and I had overheating issues during regular use and the thunderbolt port on the laptop failed. My customer service experience since has been a nightmare, and it's still ongoing.
I sent the laptop back 5 weeks ago, and other than getting an automated response confirming they received it, I have heard nothing from the company despite repeated phone calls (totaling several hours waiting on hold with no response), a number of emails, and service requests through the website. I have no idea whether they've even started working on it, and my efforts to get ANYONE to respond have been ignored. Purchasing from this company was a gigantic mistake, one I will not repeat, and I'd caution anyone else against buying something from CyberPower just because it looks like a good deal for the specs. In my experience, it was not worth it.
I would be extremely wary about buying anything from this company. I bought a Tracer III laptop from them last summer after doing a fair amount of research, which suggested the specs were great for the price, but that customer service was pretty bad if you needed service or repair. I took the risk because the computer was a few hundred dollars cheaper than other sellers. Fast forward 5 months, and I had overheating issues during regular use and the thunderbolt port on the laptop failed. My customer service experience since has been a nightmare, and it's still ongoing.
I sent the laptop back 5 weeks ago, and other than getting an automated response confirming they received it, I have heard nothing from the company despite repeated phone calls (totaling several hours waiting on hold with no response), a number of emails, and service requests through the website. I have no idea whether they've even started working on it, and my efforts to get ANYONE to respond have been ignored. Purchasing from this company was a gigantic mistake, one I will not repeat, and I'd caution anyone else against buying something from CyberPower just because it looks like a good deal for the specs. In my experience, it was not worth it.
So... where does this 3060 lie on the spectrum of 60W to 130W TGP? I don't see that anywhere.
BTW, this is the first decent price I've seen on a 17.3" laptop with a 3060.