Portable powerhouse needed

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I want to buy a gaming laptop
I already have a desktop and I need a laptop which is really powerful as I do graphic designing and I do game a lot
My budget is around 3000 dollars
 

Parwaan virk

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Msi is not available in India
If you could tell me about some more famous brands that are also available in India like asus fog or alienware it would be better
Thanks for the suggestion anyways
 
Asus ROG.
So much yes. Very win.
It uses better components than alienware. The ROG also runs the coolest and quietest, has a decent idle battery life and has the best worksmanship on the market.
If you got the cash for an Asus ROG g750 JZ then please get it.
 
Best brands - Asus, MSI then Lenovo.

I've never even heard of Aorus.

In India its hard to get a laptop to last very long because its so hot. make sure you also get a good laptop cooler and get the case blown out every few months to get out dust.

And latops are not very upgradeable. A $3000 laptop will have the best of everything in it anyway.

Do you like the laptop on Flipkart?
 

Parwaan virk

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Lenovo sells cheaper laptops and the build quality is not that good
I have tested the Lenovo y50 and I frankly did not like it
I need something upgradable and powerful
Yeah asus rog is pretty good
 

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I have narrowed down my choices and I want to know which one Out of these is better in the terms of price and specs
ALIENWARE 17-http://www.dell.com/in/p/alienware-17/fs
The one on the right.


ASUS ROG G750 jz

In India both of them will cost me exactly the same price so it all comes down to specs and looks (they do matter).
 

Parwaan virk

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I think I will go with the alienware 17 as It looks way cooler than the asus rog and as the price is also same
Also the alienware has an 8gb graphic cards and even it's core is upgradable
After 3 years or so I would update the alienware's core and ram and the SSD