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ggrobot · Elite Member Joined: 28 May 2004 Posts: 45753

Nvidia RTX-equipped gaming laptops are out, and both Nvidia and their retail partners are heavily promoting them. But before you jump on one, remember that Nvidia (and AMD) have a long-running habit of using somewhat deceptive branding for their laptop GPUs. As TechSpot points out, the mobile RTX 2080, 2070, and 2060 a

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Tom · Elite Member Joined: 07 Jun 2004 Posts: 4189

It's easy to post the news, but avoiding pricing details? Here you go.. now run out and go buy one!!!

https://www.amazon.ca/ASUS-ROG-G703-Thunderbolt-3/dp/B076CXDJ54

1 new from CDN$ 4,799.99

https://www.amazon.com/GT75-TITAN-014-Enthusiast-i7-8750H-Notebook/dp/B07MZW8B8P/ref=sr_1_6?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1548948709&sr=1-6&keywords=msi+gt75+rtx+laptop

Price: $3,469.00 + $102.00 shipping

miglaugh · Elite Member Joined: 02 Feb 2005 Posts: 362

For that kind of price these laptops should be as thin as the laptop in the video cover image.

I'm sure there will be a Sager model (or Clevo, whatever) that's less than $2000 with one of these chips in it.

Edit: Looks like you can configure a P750TM1-G with a RTX 2070 for just about that much; not that it would be desirable.

Nobel · Guest

Decided to get a new laptop and thought about a macbook at first because those are better in terms of security as I thought but after doing a research and checking out some articles like http://bobsullivan.net/cybercrime/technology-run-amok/the-threat-from-first-ever-mac-ransomware-is-low-but-the-potential-is-scary/ turned out that it isn't so and I decided to spend the same amount of money on a windows machine. So now I can get much more features and I don't realy know if I need rtx graphics as I am not a hardcore gamer. So should I overpay for such an option? Is there any point in doing that?