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-Very fast processor and download speeds -All the files from my old laptop (Windows 10) transferred automatically upon setup, and still sync together whenever I use either one -MUX switch -Graphics card has excellent performance in games like MSFS2020 and modded Minecraft -Customizability and control of the system is great -keyboard looks cool and feels very good to type on for a laptop of this size -16 gb of RAM is dual-channel 8 gb sticks (so a bit faster)

Light and easy to handle. Included software is great, no bloat like older times. Runs RTL-SDR and RF Explorer software and hardware without a hitch. Einstein, asteroids, and Milky Way @home screensaver mining programs make a little fan noise, but heat is not excessive. Ill be using this for mobile signal hunting and the battery looks promising.

No issue upgrading the ram to 96GB DDR5 5600 and two 4TB nvme drives.

Upgraded from a 3050 to the 5060 and oh my lord does it perform as intended. Same thing from and intel i5 to a Ryzen 7, the performance is out of this world. Released 3 days after my birthday, so thats just brownie points

Super fast, lightweight laptop with outstanding graphics. Large touch pad is easy to use. USB3 ports and a HDMI also. Latest wifi is blazing fast.

Strong mid-range gaming and multitasking performance. Robust build and excellent cooling. Fast 1TB SSD and 32GB RAM. Great port selection and upgradeability.

I got it on sale. It's really packed with RAM, SSD, screen rez and size, etc.

There is an issue with the Newegg listing: it says the screen is FHD+, but it actually is QHD+ with a 240 Hz refresh rate, which is good overall. However, you need to upgrade the RAM from 2×8 GB to 2×16 GB or higher, and add one more SSD (there is only one extra slot available for an additional SSD).

I've had no issues after using it daily for 3 months. Sometimes I shut it down, sometimes sleep, sometimes hybernate, and sometimes I'll forget and just leave it on overnight. The start up time from full power off is <15 seconds even with Fast Boot disabled in Windows which is simply amazing to me. I have two monitors plugged in to a DisplayLink dock which is then plugged into the Thunderbolt port, and then I have my gaming monitor plugged into the HDMI port. By doing this I can run the extra two monitors and Youtube/etc off the integrated Arc graphics on the CPU, and my gaming monitor runs off the dedicated RTX 4070. I also use the Copilot feature a lot for summarizing what would take me hours of reading forums and Reddit and comments and research, which I find extremely convenient and useful. I'm currently playing Doom (2016), CS2, Stalker 2, Jedi Survivor and Star Wars Outlaws on high settings 1440p, ray tracing if available, frame gen off, and DLSS quality and having a great time. 32gb of ram is plenty for gaming and leaving an app or two open on 2nd monitor, ram is not soldered so can be upgraded, and there are multiple NVME slots for storage upgrades as well.

Well made, good look, good speed, fast on start up, i do light gaming in my free time, internet access is smooth and has no problems.

Excellent speed and responsiveness. Easily achieves 60+ fps in New World. Works great with a surface pro stylus, and the 2025 keyboards are strong and sturdy.

- Able to run multiple programs and applications well gaming without issue. - Only had it for about a week and no issues. - Bought it on sale for around $1800 would highly recommend it at this price