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MSI THIN A15 Laptop: 15.6" 1080p 144Hz, Ryzen 5 7535HS, RTX 4050, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD
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4050 TGP comparison video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhcAN-0OElg
https://www.msi.com/Laptop/Thin-G...cification (also uses a 120W power brick)
The 45W TGP 4050 in the video above is comparable to the 4050 in this Ryzen notebook. Massive performance difference between the 45w and 105w TGP 4050's -- keep that in mind when shopping around.
4050 TGP comparison video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhcAN-0OElg
https://www.msi.com/Laptop/Thin-G...cification (also uses a 120W power brick)
The 45W TGP 4050 in the video above is comparable to the 4050 in this Ryzen notebook. Massive performance difference between the 45w and 105w TGP 4050's -- keep that in mind when shopping around.
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Ah yeah I missed the processor difference. Thought they were the same.
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How is this compared to the Dell XPS 15 9520 that I have that has i7-12700h processor, 32gb ram, 1tb ssd and Nvidia 3050 and Intel Iris Xe Graphics and 86wh battery?
I do not play those games people play though for a gaming laptop so this would not be suitable for a non gamer? However, if you want something with a a good video card and fast processor like the i7-12700h, is this good?
Is it true that gaming laptops like this get really hot and break easily? This laptop looks much cheaper than those Lenovo and Asus gaming laptops that cost a lot more.
Years ago, I had a sager np 2740 laptop and it had nothing but issues. Had the battery replaced so many times and even the screen as well. Then once when I was using it, it just shut off and was told the laptop doesn't work anymore and the board needed to be replaced so no longer used it. I believe the sager was a gaming laptop? I know the processor was a quad core processor i5-6300hq but I think the video card was only Intel Iris 5200 but not sure. So any laptop you have that you use it at full power is prone to have something like this happen?
How is this compared to the Dell XPS 15 9520 that I have that has i7-12700h processor, 32gb ram, 1tb ssd and Nvidia 3050 and Intel Iris Xe Graphics and 86wh battery?
I do not play those games people play though for a gaming laptop so this would not be suitable for a non gamer? However, if you want something with a a good video card and fast processor like the i7-12700h, is this good?
Is it true that gaming laptops like this get really hot and break easily? This laptop looks much cheaper than those Lenovo and Asus gaming laptops that cost a lot more.
Years ago, I had a sager np 2740 laptop and it had nothing but issues. Had the battery replaced so many times and even the screen as well. Then once when I was using it, it just shut off and was told the laptop doesn't work anymore and the board needed to be replaced so no longer used it. I believe the sager was a gaming laptop? I know the processor was a quad core processor i5-6300hq but I think the video card was only Intel Iris 5200 but not sure. So any laptop you have that you use it at full power is prone to have something like this happen?
This wouldn't be a good candidate for a laptop you're looking to run on battery more often than plugged in.
You mean PD via USB-C? They could've added that, sure, but then the price goes up since the AC adapter for this laptop is only rated for 120w. How many USB-C power adapters do you have around your house? I've got easily a dozen; I wouldn't call it a "deal breaker" on a ~$600 laptop.
Yes. All gaming laptop batteries are horrible. They're a joke. They last 2-4hours max on lowest settings for everything and doing the bare minimum. In a few months the battery will last 20min.
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