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I've always been enamored by laptops. My first Pc was way back in 1995, I think. My first contact with a computer was in the 80s. It was on a military show. It has a black screen with green text. I pretty much hogged it till someone at the back cry out loud about it behind me.

For some reason, I felt really comfortable playing with a computer. It's like it was meant to be (cue heavenly music). After my military service, I got a job as a civil servant and had the chance to learn to use a computer. I learned pretty fast. Being young might have help.



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I only really learned about a computer inside out once I got myself one. Yes, it was pretty expensive back then. I got one with an installment plan. After work, I'll always stop by a book store because they have a computer section.

I went there almost every day. Looking for something interesting that I can use on my computer. Like the latest games, music, and videos. They were still using windows 3.1 and every time Microsoft has the latest OS, I'll upgrade. Everything was new and shiny back then, miss the old days!



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Later on, I began to look at laptops and itching to get one for myself. They're pretty expensive and with installments interest, it almost doubled the cost. But, I didn't really care. To be able to use a portable computer on the go was too enticing for me.

I didn't just get one, I'll use it for a while, sell it and get another latest brand and design. By the time I discovered Alienware, they're promoting the M11x. Couldn't get it but I managed to get the M14x. Yup, my first ever gaming laptop!



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I definitely test and played the heck out of it. You can check out some of the gameplay and other laptops that I've owned on my channel. Of course, back then Youtube didn't exist, so some of the earlier laptops I got weren't recorded. I don't think the smartphone even exist back then.

Feeling old yet? Kids nowadays don't know how good they're having with techs right now. They got their pappy and mommy to buy for them the latest smartphones and laptops. But, one thing for sure. Even though they're still expensive the tech is much more advanced.



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At CES 2021, a lot of companies announced their latest gaming laptops with the latest Nvidia RTX 30 series. Now, some of them are already available on their main website and other online stores like Amazon. Specs-wise, they're basically all the same and pretty much depends on laptop design and budgets.

Asus claims to use a new kind of liquid-metal cooling and fan system for all their 2021 gaming laptop. I'll like to see how good it is. One of the main problems with my Alienware gaming laptop back then was the thermal cooling system and loud fans.



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Any of these laptops RTX 3080 laptop could do anything your throw at it. I don't mean just games. But the minimum ram will be 16GB. I read somewhere that DDR5 Rams will soon be available but I don't see it sold anywhere. Maybe, it's not ready yet. I think it's about time for the latest version.

My current gaming desktop specs which I bought a couple of years back has 16GB of Ram and GTX 1060 3GB. It still works great. I can record gameplay, edit it and upload it to my channel without any kind of hiccups. Not sure if it can play the latest games as I haven't bought any for a while now.



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I'm just saying that nowadays, even if you buy a budget gaming laptop with a GTX graphics card it's already good enough. The worst is that you can just lower the resolution and set it to mid-high settings. My budget HP AMD Ryzen 7 laptop with Radeon RX Vega 10 can even play Dirt 4 but with lower resolutions and low-mid settings. Pretty cool!

Of course, if I have the money or sponsors, I'll want to try any of these RTX 3080 gaming laptops. Hopefully, some rich filthy company reading this post would want to sponsor me one. Yup, the itch is definitely still there. One last thing is that I suddenly wonder if next year, they'll come out with RTX 4000 series next?

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For me personally, 8gb of ram is the minimum for today's Windows 10 laptop or PC. I have a gaming pc and I bought it with Intel i7, GTX 1060 with 16gb of ram. That was a couple of years back. And, I'm typing on the pc right now. What I like is how smooth everything still is. That's what you want.

I also have an Acer laptop with Intel Celeron N4200 with 4gb of ram. It stutters once in a while. I immediately, upgrade the ram to 8gb. I wanted more than 8 but, 16gb was way over my budget. I think it cost around $100+, then. Can't really remember. Now, it runs a bit better.



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My HP 15s, AMD Ryzen 7, came with just 8gb of ram. As it was on offer, I thought it'll do for now. I can always upgrade later. Currently, it runs pretty smoothly. So, I've no complained. My only complaint is the Radeon X Vega 10 graphic card.

I was pretty disappointed when I tried playing Dirt 4 as I thought, the graphic card will be able to handle it. Silly me, I thought it would be on par with my gaming pc Gtx 1060. Turn out, it's only half as good. I had to go all the way down to ultra-low to be able to play the game.



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One thing I learned when I upgraded my low-end Acer laptop is that after I upgrade my ram from 4 to 8gb. I can now play some games smoothly. With just 4gb, you can't really do much. I'm not a technical expert but, that's why I say 8gb is just great for minimal laptop or pc task.

The other day, my ex-colleague told me that his wife wanted to upgrade her Pc ram from 8 to 16gb. Her pc is running out of storage and things are starting to lag. She doesn't game and uses it for her work. Just another proof that 8gb of ram just doesn't cut it anymore.



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If you can afford it, get the maximum specs that you can get so that it can last you for years to come. You don't want the hassle of having to upgrade once, everything starts to slow down. Especially, when you need your computer for work.

Talking about the hassle, it was really a hassle to take out the back cover of the HP 15s laptop. I actually had to use a prying tool to take it off. I don't remember ever having to use a prying tool to upgrade ram or a hard disk. Whoever designed the laptop must think it's a good joke. 

I actually thought of just ripping the bloody whole back of the laptop. That's when I decided to search on Google for any kind of tutorial instead.

After looking at a tutorial that almost looks like my HP laptop, I decided to pry it open. It took me a while to discover the easiest way is to start from below the touchpad. I was really afraid of scratching my laptop and chipping or breaking the cover. It's still just a few days old!

While cursing at HP, I finally, managed to slowly pry open the laptop without scratching or breaking anything. It was all worth it, as I discovered that there are two slots for the Ram. So, I can easily replace them whenever I want to. 

Now, my thought is to either just buy an 8gb ram or if it's really cheap, I can get 2 x 8gb ram to make it 16. I think I'll just buy an 8gb ram and add it to the 4gb ram to make it 12gb ram. Which isn't that bad. Another 4gb of ram would do wonders. Especially, if I want to game on the laptop.

I won't do it now though. The thought of having to pry again the laptop really scares me. If anyone at HP is reading this, fire the idiot that design the back cover and making me use a prying tool just to open that damn back cover of the laptop!

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So, I decided to try and play Dirt 4 on my new Hp laptop. It has the AMD Ryzen 7 3700U processor and Rx Radeon Vega 10. Although, I only have 8gb of ram and 512GB of storage. All these new games are pretty big in size. That's why I always say if you can get the bigger 1 or 2TB if possible. If not, you have to choose which games to install and maybe delete them once you finished playing.

Right up, when the game starts, it began to stutter. I checked the game custom set to Ultra-high. I remembered playing this game on my gaming pc. So, maybe that's where the setting came from. I forgot as I'm downloading from my STEAM account. I'm really surprised, as I thought, the AMD graphics card would at least be on par with my pc GTX 1060 graphic card. Apparently, not.



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Ok, blame it on me not doing my research. I didn't actually buy this laptop to play games. If not, I would have got a gaming laptop. But, most of them are out of my budget. But, of course, me being curious, I tried and lowered the settings and it had to go really low. In fact, Ultra-low. Even then, it still stutters. That's why I was really, really surprised. How good is an AMD laptop?

I went for a quick search and found this website that shows the real benchmarks that Vega 10 isn't a match for the GTX 1060. Almost, half of its capabilities. It even states that most games you can play are set to minimal settings. Well, that explains the ultra-low settings I had to set to be able to play the game. Kinda a disappointment. I thought I could at least play on medium.



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Once again, if or when I have the money, I want to get the Asus Rog Zephyrus G14 with the anime led lightings. Why aren't any other computer company doing this? Don't get me wrong, I actually like the HP 5s laptop. I love the size, the full backlit keyboard, and the sound which is pretty loud when gaming. I don't think, you actually need a headphone to enjoy the great sound effects.

Earlier, I tried to download and play Modern Warfare Warzone free multiplayer game and I'm surprised how smooth the gameplay is. I didn't even have to set up anything. The game set itself up, so I don't have to dabble with the settings and just play. If this laptop has a better graphic card, I would have been very satisfied. For now, I'm just happy to have a new laptop for my basic usage and occasional gaming.



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If you have the money to blow, you'll want the specs above. One thing for sure, you won't have to worry about the minimal settings for a long time. And, with 2TB of storage space, download as many games as you want. Although, now I prefer the 15.6-inch widescreen and the full keyboard of my HP 5s, the G14, 14 inches will make it a little more portable.

The portability makes you want to bring it everywhere you go. Of course, without the internet, it's just a brick. That's why I prefer buying a full game that you can play offline. All these online streaming, makes you stuck to a desktop or your home. And, you have to keep paying for stuff that supposed to be already in the game. Read my past blog post and you'll know I hate this kind of 'free-to-play' game.



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I think the G14 design is very modern yet a low-key design for today's gamer. As I've said before, that's part of the reason I got the HP 5s. It has a similar silver color and backlit keyboard as the G14. AMD Ryzen laptop seems to be popular as my unboxing video already has hundreds of views. Maybe, I thought, I'm the only one that's interested in the G14 design?

HP should upgrade their laptop specs to Ryzen 10 with RTX 3090? If they aren't already working on it. Yeah, I'm crazy. Lol. Who knows, they can actually do it. Haven't the Ryzen 9 already been a year? If not, it sure seems so long ago that a Ryzen 9 laptop appeared. I hope they include the anime led lights for the new laptops. It's fun to play with led lights. 

Able to play Dirt 4 only after setting it all to ultra-low.

Even in ultra-low, the graphics aren't that bad. You can slowly adjust up a bit here and there to improve the graphics. This laptop is definitely for the budget-conscious but also want the ability to play some of the latest AAA games. Albeit, with the lowest of settings.

*Update: After dabbling with the AMD Radeon software, updating my windows 10, and lowering the resolution, I can now play the game on custom low-medium. Now, it plays pretty smoothly and the graphics aren't that bad either. 

I guess, the Radeon X Vega 10 isn't that bad after all. That is after you play around with the graphics setting.

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