expired
This Deal Has Expired We can notify you when similar deals are posted. Set up Deal Alert
Micro Center
Deal Details
Available for shipping at the time of positng this.
SPECS:
https://www.microcenter
SPECS:
- Intel Core Ultra 7 255H (16 Cores, up to 5.1GHz Turbo) Processor
- 64GB, LPDDR5X, 8400MT/s,dual channel Memory
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050, 6 GB GDDR6, 30W Graphics
- 2TB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD
- 14.5", Touch 3.2K OLED, 400 nit, 48-120Hz, InfinityEdge, Low Blue Light Display
- 2x2 Intel Killer WI-Fi 7 1750i+Bluetooth 5.4 Wireless Card
- FHD RGB+IR Webcam
- 4.03 lbs. (1.83 kg)
- 6-cell lithium-ion polymer 70 Whr Battery
- Windows 11 Home
- microSD Memory Card Reader
- Ports:
- MicroSDXC v7.1 UHS-I/UHS-II card reader
- 3x Thunderbolt 4 (USB Type-C) with Power Delivery and DisplayPort
- Universal audio jack
https://www.microcenter
Community Notes
About the Poster
Deal Details
Community Notes
About the Poster
Available for shipping at the time of positng this.
SPECS:
https://www.microcenter
SPECS:
- Intel Core Ultra 7 255H (16 Cores, up to 5.1GHz Turbo) Processor
- 64GB, LPDDR5X, 8400MT/s,dual channel Memory
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050, 6 GB GDDR6, 30W Graphics
- 2TB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD
- 14.5", Touch 3.2K OLED, 400 nit, 48-120Hz, InfinityEdge, Low Blue Light Display
- 2x2 Intel Killer WI-Fi 7 1750i+Bluetooth 5.4 Wireless Card
- FHD RGB+IR Webcam
- 4.03 lbs. (1.83 kg)
- 6-cell lithium-ion polymer 70 Whr Battery
- Windows 11 Home
- microSD Memory Card Reader
- Ports:
- MicroSDXC v7.1 UHS-I/UHS-II card reader
- 3x Thunderbolt 4 (USB Type-C) with Power Delivery and DisplayPort
- Universal audio jack
https://www.microcenter
Community Voting
Deal
Score
-4
Good Deal
Bad Deal
Join The Conversation
Share your experience with the Slickdeals community
Share information with the community. Please follow our Community Guidelines and be kind!
9 Comments
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Most of what you said could be done with the same amount of effectiveness on the gaming laptop. The processor and GPU are also both better on the gaming laptop, which will matter a lot on tasks involving rendering. The biggest trade-off here is the RAM, which will matter for some seriously heavy duty 3d rendering projects. But that still shouldn't come at the cost of the GPU. If you're getting into that kind of stuff you're probably better having it handled by a dedicated desktop computer attached to a backup power supply anyway. For most people, and for most workloads, the gaming laptop is still better here. A 2 inch difference isn't enough to write off as not being portable. Lower your refresh rate, save some battery, you're good to go, and have a generally better PC for most situations. Plus more screen space is great for a lot of productivity focused tasks that would want window tiling.
if you are having it for general office work on the go, both of these are overkill.
between the 2, the one listed here is an absolute ripoff.even on sale. Actually without even comparing the 2 this one's a ripoff.
Most of what you said could be done with the same amount of effectiveness on the gaming laptop. The processor and GPU are also both better on the gaming laptop, which will matter a lot on tasks involving rendering. The biggest trade-off here is the RAM, which will matter for some seriously heavy duty 3d rendering projects. But that still shouldn't come at the cost of the GPU. If you're getting into that kind of stuff you're probably better having it handled by a dedicated desktop computer attached to a backup power supply anyway. For most people, and for most workloads, the gaming laptop is still better here. A 2 inch difference isn't enough to write off as not being portable. Lower your refresh rate, save some battery, you're good to go, and have a generally better PC for most situations. Plus more screen space is great for a lot of productivity focused tasks that would want window tiling.
if you are having it for general office work on the go, both of these are overkill.
between the 2, the one listed here is an absolute ripoff.even on sale. Actually without even comparing the 2 this one's a ripoff.
There's a reason why the laptops are categorized. Categorized according to sizes, use-case scenario, and more. I never said someone looking for portability wouldn't consider another laptop; Only that they won't consider a bulky gaming laptop such as the Asus ROG which is bigger and heavier. Businessmen or corporate people who travel a lot would not even eye a laptop such as the ROG, let alone buy one. They prefer lineups such as ThinkPads, XPS, Prestige, EliteBooks and ZBooks; and not Legions, ROGs or Zephyrus, Omens or Victus. There's absolutely no comparison between a 14" business laptop to a desktop replacing 16"-18" gaming laptop, so there's no use of doing so or trying to justify it. They're both good devices that serve different purposes. Period.
Though there probably will be 5-10% of the user care about 1lb weight difference. I personally won't.
Most of what you said could be done with the same amount of effectiveness on the gaming laptop. The processor and GPU are also both better on the gaming laptop, which will matter a lot on tasks involving rendering. The biggest trade-off here is the RAM, which will matter for some seriously heavy duty 3d rendering projects. But that still shouldn't come at the cost of the GPU. If you're getting into that kind of stuff you're probably better having it handled by a dedicated desktop computer attached to a backup power supply anyway. For most people, and for most workloads, the gaming laptop is still better here. A 2 inch difference isn't enough to write off as not being portable. Lower your refresh rate, save some battery, you're good to go, and have a generally better PC for most situations. Plus more screen space is great for a lot of productivity focused tasks that would want window tiling.
if you are having it for general office work on the go, both of these are overkill.
between the 2, the one listed here is an absolute ripoff.even on sale. Actually without even comparing the 2 this one's a ripoff.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Join The Conversation
Share your experience with the Slickdeals community
Share information with the community. Please follow our Community Guidelines and be kind!