issues with high end gaming laptops is that they always push the limits and some time they may fail miserable.
you should keep track of what people are saying about a particular model.
I’ve had an Asus gaming laptop a few years ago, which failed a few months out of warranty with no way for me to fix it. The budget to repair it was like 40% of the price of a new, way better specs, gaming laptop. So I’ve bought that instead. not Asus off course, I will not touch them again.
If possible, if you don’t need the power on the go, best to get a normal PC build, if something breaks, you can replace it without too much trouble, you can even upgrade it down the line.
Yes oviously this is a very good choice. You can get this laptop. My cousin already playing games on this laptops. He purchased the Core i5 variant 11th Generation. Its very cool and looks like very premium.
performance wise it seems pretty good for running UE4/5.
My asus tuf f15 gaming laptop hasn’t had issues. Mine has ran UE5, Unity, Blender, and Clip Studio at the same time with no issues. I would recommend their Rog Strix Scar series. Someone I know had one and it was amazing.
I dunno about the F15 but the A15 is amazing! Bought it about a couple months ago. I had to push my budget to actually buy this laptop but it was worth it! My specs are:
AMD Ryzen 9 5900HX OC
Nvidia RTX 3060 6gb GDDR6 Laptop GPU
16GB RAM (I’m really looking forward to upgrading it because 16 is NOT enough for me)
512gb + 1TB NVMe SSDs
I’m mostly a person that works on visually realistic worlds and stuff and even though the 6gb VRAM kinda sometimes isn’t enough (I pushed my budget to get 6gb, 8gb 3070 was out of question), it still works pretty darn great! The laptop that WAS in my budget had a 2060… but I knew it wouldnt be enough so I pushed for a 3060. but I’d say it was well worth it!
