tbh best solution for him is to get desktop. Gheyming laptop with 3060ti and i5-12500h can do more than overkill job for him. I bet even for his projects intel XE graphics is enough. But he even didn’t bother to google from what specks benefit software he uses and just dupe dumb topics. Almost all modern 3d software uses multithread CPU power all the time, GPU works barely for orbiting. Dude can force use GPU for rendering if he clever enough to google
whatever to choose, smalldick or dicksmall?
lol. They lasting long as any expensive tech. Because you just careful with it
Maybe t series lenovo thinkpad with AMD chip? Quite durable, really popular so there will be spare parts even after 10y, quite powerfull enough to run CS and Lol with stable 90 fps
Not dicent. Totally shit
dang Victus have dogshit quality tbh. And i don’t know why do people get 4050 in laptop when 3060 exists for lower price giving almost same performance, and mobile 3060 TI variant actually performs better with same price as 4050 laptops have. Better specks and lower price? Worse quality. You’ll be fine if your Victus would be stationary and opened all the time on desk. Other usage cases won’t lead to last it long enough
It’s discrete gpu. Equivalent of video card that PC usually use. Laptops have integrated gpu and some of them have discrete gpu too. Integrated uses less power, and have less performance but it’s enough for basic tasks or light gaming. As for dGPU, it uses more power, needs better cooling systems and gives better gaming performance. 2-in-1 laptops is still laptops and you will use it like a laptop ~ 80% of time. There is some laptops like Microsoft Surface with keyboard attachment but modern models are hella expensive. Yes, those laptops runs windows 11. As for android - there is none. But 2-in-1 chromebooks exists and they are quite interesting if you mostly draw, do paperwork, notes, watch youtube, etc simple tasks. They usually support usf styluses and have quite good battery life. But still choise must depend on software you get used to and use every day
ROG Zephyrus G14
Dang, pitty to tell about, but there is no new 2-in-1 device in those pricerange that can run games and have good build quality materials. You can get 800-1100$ gayming laptop but it will have meh build quality, but you can get cool 2-in-1 without dGPU. Something like YOGA Thinkpads, HP Spectre/Elite 360 or Asus Vivobook Slate/Zenbook S Flip, Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 360 totally will satisfy you. When it comes to convertable there is always portability over performance (Asus ROG Flow X13 flip exists, but it’s too expensive for now) so you must concider that as a fact. For sure you may use dGPU docking for gaming at home if your laptop will have thunderbolt or USB 4 interface or if it’s gaming laptop - additional touch panel/drawing tablets
If laptop is modern enough being always at 100% do barely nothing bad