gotta do halo infinite its so cpu intensive i wanna see how it does on a laptop.

Warhammer 3 would be a great addition to testing on laptops if possible, cheers.

I think this is all very understood. No different in saying a RTX 4090 is more powerful than a 4070 or 4080 and of course uses more power....

HELP MEEEEE!!! i have legion y530 after reinstall windows when i plugged monitor in to hdmi intel graphics still work (1-2% 3D) it wasn't like that before, when i plugged in to hdmi cpu 3d shows 0% and gtx1050ti took over all the work, whats the matter (all drivers are fresh)

@@typerightseesight That game is in the video.

In conclusion. 4060 20% better than 4050, 4070 20% better than 4060 , 4080 50-60% better than 4070 and 4090 is 10% better than 4080, so we have 2 leagues 506070 and 8090 , in my opinion 4080 is the best value

It's important to have a good cooling, else performance stay only on the paper.

​@@paolodangelo2981 nah i would say opt for the i9 processor next to the gpu makes 40 to 60fps run like butter. Yes low frames and still smooth image

@@tonygreen42 I don't know man i got a cooling pad for my G5 13620h and 4060-75w with 64gb DDR5-5600 I stay boosted to 2445mhz and it stays about 65-70c on demanding games even though it's 1080p i find it pretty decent and not that far behind a 4070 tbh

better buy a 3070ti and save money if you don't care about frame generation

@@lmaoded4854 same price as the 4070. I'm not saving a cent.

the smart thing to do is not buy now but wait for the next generation, so that the previous gen becomes cheaper

@@antalpoti you sure about that? cuz in my country 3070ti is way cheaper than 4070

I mean, I demonstrated some cases in the video where it's only $200 more, you can't say it's not worth it then :) of course this will not apply everywhere around the world, and will vary based on pricing in your region, but you get the point.

Yeah 4070s on sale are dropping big where 4080s are not probably because of the big difference.

Definitely wasn't the case when I got the screenshots 1-2 weeks ago for the pricing part of the video, so it definitely changes, check our deals site for sales (link in description)

In Canada, the cheapest 4070 is $1700. The cheapest 4080 is $2900. Not exactly chump change.

Yeah it’s so drastically different it makes the 4070 performance look like a bargain.

@@granthancock1944 If the 3070/ti hadn't "vanished" it would be a better deal also

Click bate

4070 to 4080 leap seems to be the biggest one. I am not an expert, but based on research I've done lately, 4060 and 4080 absolutely seem to be the best value right now depending on your budget.

I got the rtx 4080 laptop gpu (lenova legion 9 pro) and the 4070 laptop chip (in a asus zephyrus m16). But, I only have 16g of ram in the asus, and 64g in the legion, so it's hard to compare no matter what, but the fps drops are so much less on the legion. lol.

@@FleepwnGoofy comparison, you’re going from $1500 range to over $2000 if not $2500

Fr 😭

Yeah g14 at 125w would be great comparison. His graph did show the gap at 125w as a reference

​@@denshaSaiI have 4070 140w

Yes, and it clearly holds back the 4070 immensely. It's fine to restrict voltage on battery power, but not when it's plugged in. Anyhow, I won't be suckered into buying a more expensive 4080 or any other 4000 series GPU for that matter.

@@MegaMan01yeah just get last gen at this point, 40 series is massively overpriced and is coming out left and right with false advertising and anti-consumer designs. The least controversal one so far is probably the 4060

is it possible for them to remove this limiter in a future update for nvidia driver ?

@@MegaMan01 yep yep. it's been difficult to recommend any gaming laptops this generation because of how confusing the names have gotten in relation to the performance you'll ACTUALLY see. I've been recommending last-gen laptops because I know more accurately what sort of performance to expect.

​@@RyouConcordcan you give me some laptop or laptop card recommendations?

Agreed

Being played because you get what you pay for? Mkay

In conclusion. 4060 20% better than 4050, 4070 20% better than 4060 , 4080 50-60% better than 4070 and 4090 is 10% better than 4080, so we have 2 leagues 506070 and 8090 , in my opinion 4080 is the best value

all my fellas hate jason huang

I just paid 2300 EUR for an I7 13700H and RTX 4080 Laptop and it is amazing. A year ago I paid 1400 Eur for an I7 11800H plus RTX 3060 (95W) laptop which has about one-third the performance but more than half the price. This is in germany. So I do not know what you mean with expensive. Ppl pay way more for their rims here which is just stupid

​@@Dampfheinihi

Rims are sexy. You must not be a car guy.@@Dampfheini

@@Dampfheinilass leute doch schöne felgen kaufen 😂 btw welchen laptop hast du?

I agree

The 4070 is SO cold. i usualy get 70c in performance mode (Lenovo Legion 5i Pro)

@@diegobravaIntel or AMD cpu? I'm also thinking to buy 5i Pro with i9 and 4070 so is the laptop a good package overall?

@@diegobrava weird, on 3070ti legion 5 pro with AMD, I get 90C 💀

That's where I'm at rn, I have no idea what the hell to do, it all seems so fucking bad

​@nonpondo_ What you did? I'm exact same situation right now haha

@sanizor What did you do? I am also in the same situation 😅

@yogicentralyt Well I missed the Black Friday offer but if I would had bought 4080 because it's more future proof. 8GB of VRAM will not be enough in few years. I will personally just wait till 5000 series will arrive and buy new laptop then because current one is running semi-fine.

@@sanizor should I do the same even though my current one is low end? Cant play any modern aaa games (2017 onwards basically with exception of few). I don't really have a job so relying on parents money. But i am planning on getting a job over summer (idk if i can handle Job and uni...). Guess I should wait one more year and save up for 5000 series, because my dad def aint getting me a 4080 one lol.

No difference between 3070 and 4070? Then that means I can keep my 3070 laptop for a little longer!

there is 10-15% performance gain, but it's still tiny considering that Lovelace is overall much more energy efficient, even without Frame Generation. They cut the 4070m artificially because it's a popular GPU class, so they can get maximum profit with minimal expenses on manufacturing. In short - a scam.

The 4070 is more akin to the 3070ti. But it’s still not great by any metric. The main use I’ve seen of it is power efficiency in thinner laptops but even then it’s not amazing. The only main benefit over the 3070ti is frame gen, but that’s only for the 15 games that support it

@@sarthak-ti and for the ones that are to be released in near future as well

I think you mean the 3070 ti, there’s actually a fair bit of performance improvement from the 3070

I'd save 40$ and get a 2TB SSD

@@GewelReal huh just spend 40$ more its not much when you already spend that much for a 4060

That's the only reason to go for the 4070 lol. 100 or less difference in value. 10% increase in perf if not less.

@@aryanreddy7346 then get 4TB SSD

You can't upgrade to 4070 after purchase.. 40 bucks for 4070 from 4060 is just worth it regardless

Got one for 18!

Looking for a upgrade too my g14 2021 but with a price of between £2,600-3k for a 4080 I think ill sit this gen out

you upgraded from the 3060ti to this 4070? oh brother....

@@manuelmunguia616 no, from a laptop 3060 80w to 4070 laptop. The gain is large for me, since it has better speaker , wifi and screen. 3060ti doesnt exist on laptop.

Wait, so why not buy 3070ti laptop? Even the budget models like the nitro 5 pack top tier displays (1440p 165hz 100% srgb panel with at least 300 to 330nit brightness), USB-C charging, pretty decent speakers, good keyboard, great upgradability (more than the legions even), etc. Infact, my 3070ti laptop costed me half as much as a 4070 one in my place. And I was coming from a 1650 + 4600h ideapad 3 gaming laptop. Also, as you move up the tiers the scamminess of gaming laptops start to increase. For example, compare lovelace's gains to pascal's 1070. The gtx 1070 outright doubled the 970m's performance if even more than doubled it. It almost trippled vram and all that for 15% more power draw and kept largely the same price. THAT is a generational leap, not this pathetic rtx 4080's improvement over the rtx 3070ti (yes, the 4080 is really the 4070ti of laptops and the 3070ti is the real rtx 3070m as its the same desktop 3070 chip). Infact, it really should've packed 16gb of vram for its asking price. And the current rtx 4090 simply has too low of a power draw. It should be around 230w and thats entirely possible considering 3 years ago we had 200w laptop GPU's.

@@siyzerix hahahahhaah brother i have the same one. i got it for 1340 usd what about you

It would just as hot if not cooler due to the same power limit and larger die

thats kinda overpriced. 4070 laptop in china be selling like 880 USD. so they litterally marked up 700 dollars on you lol

You made a bad choice, stop trying to convince yourself otherwise.

​@@alanliang9538China man, not everyone willing to buy it from there and ship it. Too much hustle. Local shops are the easiest to buy from.

​@@alanliang9538it's a thin laptop with a GPU in it, no shit it costs more, rnd moment

Yeah probably not worth it then.

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crazy ass price

In Norway also. Why so expensive? You could buy a car for that price 🤣🤣

Thanks for sharing, in my case the money difference is not that much as the 900usd that you mentioned between RTX4070 and 4080. I would greatly appreciate your opinion please, I don't know which option to choose for work. I am debating between: Alienware M18 (18" 480hz screen + i9 13900HX + 32GB Ram + RTX 4080 + 1TB NVMe SSD) Vs. Lenovo Legion PRO 7 (16" 240hz screen + i9 13900HX + 64GB Ram + RTX 4070 + 1TB NVMe SSD + 2TB NVMe SSD + ). For the same price for both (about USD$2,000), which one would you select for content creation and especially video editing, rendering, etc.? Starting from the fact that I currently work on content creation and video editing from an HP (15" screen + i7-7500U + 16gb ram + 1gb AMD Radeon + 1TB M.2 SSD) and it lags when I'm editing videos, when It starts to export, it gets quite hot and I practically have to leave it alone in that activity so as not to force it... Thanks in advance!

@@GatoCurioso-01 Legion Pro 7 has better specs and I don't know about Alienware software but Lenovo software is absolutely amazing and you can personalize almost every aspect of the laptop, it's important cause if you have temperature problems you can undervolt it. Since you create content more ram is better but you should investigate about display quality ( coverage of SRGB %, DCIP3 %, Adobe %, etc) also 18" is more visible to work but less portability, so if you use to move with the laptop frequently 16" is better. PD: English isn't my first language, so sorry if something is wrong. If you have something else to ask I have no problem answering.

I honestly think you should go with Alienware, I can now say that with confidence and I will tell you why. No matter what specs you are looking into any "gaming" rig released in the last few years is almost guaranteed to run any AAA game properly and will most likely remain that way for 3-5 years depending on selection. However you could have parts or technical issues in that time frame that most companies make you jump through hoops to deal with. Except apparently Alienware, they are such a massive company they can offer remote and on site tech support, parts and accidental damage replacements, etc. I forgot the channel but a reviewer on gaming laptops talks about this subject in depth. If you go through Dell you can get the premium support sub for like 20-25$ a month which offers it all upon purchase of a gaming rig. Any other company you will probably be mailing away your laptop and waiting possibly weeks before you see it again. When spending thousands on a gaming laptop you want the best, fastest, and most affordable and convenient solution to any problems that may occur. For me half the reason for not wanting to spend big bucks on a new gaming laptop was a lack of options when it came to possible technical issues and fast affordable solutions. It would seem only Alienware offers that, I'm about to get the M18 4070 right now as we speak with the premium sub. Games will run great and they will look good doing it, some people are hard core performance snobs when it comes to small percentages of an increase here or there, personally I am more concerned with quality assurance.

How much where you willing to spend then? My limit atm its 3000$ what about yours?

@@gsst6389bro get a 4090 for $2600, lenovo legion pro 7i

​@@gsst6389lol

@@gsst6389 if you look around you can even snag a 4090 laptop at 3k, maaaaaybe a few hundred more but its like, if you are already dropping 3 grand whats a few hundred more for max performance for years to come.

yea for entry GPU better choice 4060 and for mid go 4080

@@ayusoraua570 4080 should NOT be considered “mid tier" due to the high price.

@@d1kgaws12 nah if you want high end 4000 series just buy 4090 because the gap between 4090 and 3090 is fcking huge. dont bother buying below 90 series lol

​@@ayusoraua570Rtx 3090 laptop GPU doesn't exist 💀

@@ayusoraua570 Assuming you misunderstood my reply, I was trying to say that because of the 4080's price, we shouldn't be calling that "mid tier". It's priced as a high end card. Also there's no 3090 laptop gpu.

Different laptop chassis? Pretty much every 4070 laptop, that I know of, can also be found with a 4080 variant. The price is retarded though. An upgrade cost of more than a full desktop 4070ti, which uses the same chip as the laptop 4080, is just scalping. Feels like the oems all signed contracts at the height of the mining boom and now just pass those prices on to their customers.

@@Lukashoffmann94 Yes! This! You could ALMOST build a whole gaming PC with a 4070 desktop GPU, roughly equivalent to the 4080 laptop GPU, just for the price difference between a 4070 and 4080 laptop. Its insane. There's no middle ground.

@@Keevsnick i agree. Better have a 4070 laptop + 4070ti Desktop than a 4080 laptop.

I bought a Lenovo Legion Slim also with a RTX4070 card. the 4080 was €600 more and since I am not a hardcore gamer I don't think it was worth paying that amount.

I just got an 4070 laptop (not recieved yet) becuase I got a 600 dollar sale discount which put the 4080 at over 1000 difference. I currently have an old 970m with 3 gb vram and and a 4 core processor. The 970m is now a 1080 low graphics laptop. Gpu difference is like a 350% increase and cpu is 10% better than my desktop 5800x. This laptop will last me like 4 generations hopefully (maybe more with dlss3)

@@ryans3795 good for you. I think rtx 4070 laptops will serve good for at least 4 years. May be sometimes you will have to twitch the graphic settings or just go down to 1080p to play on ultra, but anyways you will get great gaming experience overall. Happy gaming!

@@ryans3795 * me looking at my GT 740M * * cries in pepe *

Got myself Legion Pro 7i with RTX 4080, coming from same GTX 1060 and it's great

Wait till you compare lovelace's gains to pascal's gains. Pascal outright doubled performance over maxwell at every tier except the xx50 class tier. And even that was a 45 to 55% boost to performance. The gtx 1070 nearly trippled the 970m's 3gb vram and doubled its performance all for slightly more energy use. The 150w rtx 2070 super was a nice 40% improvement over the 1070 for mostly similar prices.

​@@siyzerixAda increased margins why whopping 100% this gen! Imlressive!

@@siyzerix Got you, good to know, thanks for the info :D I wasn’t interested in graphic cards back then. I meant difference between 70 and 80 series tho, should have written in better :D

@@GewelReal Now Jensen can finally buy his dream leather jacket. Yay!

@@thomassleziak1222 Well, the 4080 is barely 60% faster than a pathetic 4070 (which lets be real is really a 4060). The gtx 1070 was also 60% faster than the gtx 980m when it came out AND used the same amount of power at that. So either way lovelace is a fail on the low to midrange in terms of performance improvement. And even at the high end, its performance improvements pale in comparison to pascal. Just for reference, during pascal we had SLI 1070 and 1080 laptops. So you can imagine the mockery they made out of maxwell's mobile GPU's.

He said he would _only_ if Framework sends one over for review. And it seems like they will.

@@cameronbosch1213 did I miss the video where he said that, or the info was release to only some people?

Yeah I agree! I have Legion 5 slim with RTX 4070 / Ryzen 7840HS. I get also around 70-90 fps on most games on 1440p 165 hz

What do you play

Even the 3070ti Or a 4060 would run almost. Similarly.

@@railgun1935 yes probably. I was intending to get the 4060 TBH but then best buy did a discount on the 4070, I got it for I think $100 more than the 4060, at that price I figured why not get the extra little bump.

@@shirokuro73 would have done the same..

​@@railgun1935still 100 its not a big deal bruh

The only advantage in 4070 is AV1 enconder, which is irrelevant if you don´t work with videos or stream.

Have you actually tested them against one another? In all of my testing, the 4070 beat the 3070ti by ~10%+ *before* frame-gen. The gap has seemingly only gotten wider with driver updates too. With DLSS3, of course, the results are incomparable altogether. Regardless, the generational gap *should* have been larger, but I suppose a premium is to be paid for innovation. Dev’s very well may eventually begin to rely on technologies such as frame-gen for more and more graphically demanding titles in the future (perhaps a few series’ down the line), when games become near-impossible to run through traditional means. By that time, such technology will no doubt be heavily developed and matured into a state that it wouldn’t make much sense *not* to use it. However, for the time being, I suppose said premium is to be paid for the possibility of future innovation, which kinda sucks. Again, the generational leap should have been larger, regardless.

that's surely not true because all independ benchmarks show that the 4070 is much better...Sorry

Unfortunately, no. The 4070 is still 5-15% faster on average than a 3070ti in pure rasterized-performance. However, to be fair, that *is* quite close considering the generational gap, relatively speaking (before frame-gen, at least).

A Lenovo legion 5 doesn’t even have the option of a 4080 in Spain neither does the legion 7

I already

Have you not seen AMD's rx7600S being an utter failure and disappointment? Its $1100 for a GPU that's no faster than a 3060, while rtx 3070ti laptops cost $970 and beat it by a solid 40-45%. Even a rx7600mxt (which I am sure will be the same price as full power 4060 laptops) will be no faster than a 4060. So whats the point? Whats AMD doing on the laptop space? The same thing as nvidia. Mark my words, they're gonna force you to buy their rx7800m and up laptops given only the rx6800m was worth even looking at last gen.

@@siyzerixamd gpu laptops always cost less than nvidia ones, what are you talking about? Plus the amd gpu’s are always better value.

@@ea1766 Name 1 rx6600m laptop right now thats cheaper than a rtx 3060 laptop. Or name 1 rx6700m laptop thats cheaper than the 3070ti laptop. Infact, right now on newegg the nitro 5 150w 3070ti with 6800h costs $970. Thats lower than the strix amd advantage with the slower rx6800m.

@@siyzerix I would rather have the extra 4gb of vram for an extra 100 dollars even if it is slightly slower. I've seen the g15 aa go on sale for 1100 dollars multiple times and I would say having 12gb of vram is alot better for modern gaming than 8gb of vram.

@@jeffertztech I did want the g15, but it was like $200 to $250 more expensive than my 3070ti nitro 5. And the 6800m seems to be a good 10 to 15% slower than the 3070ti. I also don't play that many modern games so the vram isn't as big of a limitation for me.

That what I was thinking too, the 4080 is in the same form factor/cooling setup as a 4070, but pushes 40-75 more watts.. it's probably less likely to thermal throttle on the 4070 so would it make better sense to get the 70 for long term?

I bought the slim, I'm not disappointed. I got mine on sale for $1700. Better battery life, better portability, and you can even game using the USB-C charger.

What quality of life features do you mean?

@@DavidPruitt Do you mean a phone's USB C charger?

@@sodiumsalt missing windows hello + fingerprint sensor; missing lightup I/O on the back; plastic chassis instead of metal; jarrod has covered these extensively in his lenovo legion 7i pro review

@@DavidPruitt doing normal light task, how long does your battery last?

Yes totally

Ah well, can't help everyone who doesn't have enough sense to realize I'm specifically focusing on US pricing examples (where most of the audience is from).

@@JarrodsTech Yes Yes we love the American's, but maybe you could include cost perspectives from other regions to? don't forget your home country lol.

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Yeah, take best buy out of the question as it isonly available in a few countries and US is the one that gets these prices, all the other regions get $1000-1500USD pricier version on the 4080 laptops

@@manuelmunguia616 Whom did you tell bro ???? Is that suggestion for me,...??

Please refer to pinned comment update.

@@JarrodsTechwhoops, I just saw it, thanks for clarifying!

​@@JarrodsTech​​@JarrodsTech@ JarrodsTech Acer Predator Helios 16 Gaming Laptop 13th Gen Intel Core i9 (Windows 11 Home/16 GB RAM/1 TB SSD/NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 4070) PH16-71 Please Review This Laptop ASAP Most of them wanted to buy it coz it's rivalry is with Lenovo Legion Laptops

We don't care.

I'm working on it at the moment, should be up in a few weeks

I have this same question. I went for a 4060 over a 4070 laptop as I didn't see value in spending 200$ more for a legion with 4070 + i9 cpu over 4060 + i7

I'm not sure as I haven't tested it yet to confirm, but I've suspected that 13th gen HX in particular has too many cores to power which results in poor 1% lows in many titles. Not sure if it's RTX 40 series specifically, but can't really say as we haven't had 13th gen + RTX 30

It'll get better sweet flower. The 5000 series in 2025 will be half the cost of the 4000 series and up to 4x more powerful due to a new patented 3D chip design that basically packs 4 GPUs on one chip.

It's also worth noting that the CPU in the Zephyrus (13900H) is a massive downgrade compared to the top-of-the-line (13900HX) that is available on non-mini LED laptops. You are trading perfomance for brightness, which is simply ludicrous.

great that it has a good screen, but it sacrifices on everything else. Lenovo's cooling solution is just a lot better for instance

@@Rapunzel879 Ah, I didn't realize the processor difference! That's a good point.

Ended up buying the Legion today. It's on sale for $2249 with a 4080, 32gb, 1tb nvme if you use Coupert. Thanks!

@@bogotstogoskiing Congrats! I''ve gone with the Gygabyte Aorus 17x with a 4090, 32GB, and 2TB nvme. After a couple of months of wait, I'm getting it tomrrow!

Yeah 4070 makes sense there. I am testing the Blade 14 at the moment and it's basically the same as a way thicker laptop - doesn't make sense there, but it does have good efficiency and make sense in much smaller devices.

@@JarrodsTech hope we see more of these thin and light with top of the line specs even if just 4070. Though better if companies treat such low wattage GPUs with more thin and light offerings and just the right cooling capacities.

Still sucks ngl

I haven't tested it yet so I'm not sure how it performs.

yes! im playing on 2k with my 4080 laptop, and its a beast for the next years

He has done

10 percent performance difference

@@anjaliamitaghera9589 oh okay, that's good to know. So the rtx 4070 is apprently the worst in this year's series.

We're not getting 5000 series next year.

Yeah, but 4060 laptops also cost more than 3070ti laptops, and generally the 3070ti laptops pack a similar tier of CPU to the 4060 ones (remember the 13th gen H series is just 12th gen rebranded). And if the 4060 is barely 12% faster than the 3060 at 1440p, well the 3070ti will be a very solid 15-20% faster than the 4060 at 1440p. Best bet is to just grab a 3070ti laptop which already gives you performance very close to a 3080ti mobile and just wait it out till rtx 5000 for what is hopefully an actual upgrade. And don't put your hopes on AMD. They're going to disappoint once again. Their rx7600S already costs more than 3060 laptops yet performs the same.

@@siyzerix I'm moreso comparing a 7840 hs + 4060 combo to a 6800H + 3070Ti combo. I want battery life and portability as well. If it was pure compute power then there's no comparison that the 3070Ti is faster. But unfortunately there's no 7840HS + 3070Ti combo and the HX series from AMD or any Intel processor are battery hogs. For the HS processors I've seen 4060 laptops around 1100$ whereas most 3070Ti laptops are above that in the 1300$ range. The Acer Nitro 5 is cheap for 1000$ but it's also a lower tier laptop than say the Helios 300 3070Ti I'm not keeping any hope from amd gpus unfortunately, but their phoenix range CPUs are really good

@@RyomaE28 Yeah, but the nitro 5's not that much worse than most options either. For starters it packs the full power 3070ti 150w. And for the lack in battery life you do get a 2.5' bay. Its also a fair bit cheaper than most other full power 3070ti laptops and even 4060 and 4050 laptops. Obviously if your top priority is battery life, then go for a 4060 laptop. But the 6800h nitro 5 should get half decent battery life at around 5 to 6 hr if tuned. Cause my intel version gets like 4hr. Most of the full power 4060 laptops aren't that much more portable than the nitro 5 and the more portable options are a fair bit expensive.

@@siyzerix Yep it's pretty good value for money in the current market. Looking at the Lenovo Legion Slim 5 and if and when the Slim 7 AMD arrives I guess I'll pay a bit more for the portability

@@RyomaE28 How much more portable is it though? 2.2kg vs 2 to 2.4kg for most other laptops? Maybe its a bit smaller in other dimensions but man, that soldered ram really is a slap in the face. If you're going portable why not get a g14? Has the same soldered ram too.

Here in Europe is more like 4060 1500€ at least but most are way more expensive and 4080 is like 3000€ at cheapest currently.

in Vietnam, the cheapest laptop with rtx 4060 is only 1065$ (converted) while the 4080 one is 3237$ (converted), literally 3x times more expensive

I’m having long game sessions on Legion Pro 7 with 4080 and there’s no problems with the throttling. All works fine and gameplay is really smooth.

If your priority is maximum performance then yes

Overkill? :D 8GB vram is bare minimum nowdays.

​@MaDDeX93 true but you can still play fine with it.

And the 3070ti nitro 5 is half the cost of a 4070 laptop

@@siyzerix Maybe in the US. I live literally only 2.5 hours from the border (in Canada), and here, 4070 notebook's are basically the same price as 3070ti's, making the choice a no-brainer. Most places outside the US, whether you live in India like OP, or a short-drive of the border like me, follow very similar price trends. 4080/4090's often go for ~$1000+ more than a 4070, while the 4070 is only slightly more $ than previous generation 3070ti's as store's typically cannot afford the same sales as in the US due to currency conversion and shipping costs. It sucks. Seeing some of the deals consistently showing up in the US is something I don't think I'll ever get used to lol (i.e., 3070ti notebooks for

​@@stefdezy1562nah, shipping costs and convertions are just stupid greed excuse. If shipping costs and duty are lower than price diffrence diffrence, then there is no point of buying local. Like this cheaper shop need to profit anyway and shipping multiple part always lower costs.

@@micha8701 that’s the point. Shipping costs and conversion fees are nearly never cheaper than buying local. Remember, despite being “foreign,” these shops still get much better prices than consumers because they buy in bulk or have partnership deals. Neither of which are available to the regular consumer. However, they also control when older products go on sale (or don’t, in this case). Edit: spelling

@@stefdezy1562 In india the 3070ti is literally cheaper than a 4050 140w laptop and half the price of a 4070. Of course once stock dries up it'll jack up in price

Are you happy with it ? I bought it today and I wasn’t sure either I’d go with one that have better resolution 1440p and larger screen but with a 4070 or the MSI

​@@weeqs1636 I'm very happy with the purchase as I got it for $2499 discounted from $3000 in my local currency. That actually made it comparable to some of the more higher-end 4070 laptops which can retail for around $2500 or a little less although less premium 4070 laptops can be found for a lot less. Been using the GP68HX Vector for 1.5 months now. I would totally take the GP68HX Vector over another laptop with a 1440p screen and a mobile 4070. The issue with the mobile 4070 is that it only has 8Gb VRAM which is going to age poorly especially at 1440P. The most VRAM-intensive games are already eating up ~9Gb VRAM at a time at 1080P ultra settings such as Hogwarts Legacy or The Last of Us Part 1. That is going to cause stuttering on a mobile RTX 4070. I would not be surprised if in about 2 years the RTX 4070 can barely handle 1440P and even has trouble at 1080P on higher settings. It is only going to be worse at 1440P. The mobile RTX 4080 in the GP68HX Vector has 12Gb of VRAM and is quite powerful which will allow it to age well with a 1080P screen. I plan to keep new computers for at least 4-5 years. I might have to turn down settings at the tail-end of that timeline but we do have DLSS now to help improve framerates. I don't think you will regret buying the GP68HX Vector. The configuration for your GP68HX Vector might be a bit different depending on region. Mine has a 12th-gen Intel Core i9 12900HX and 32Gb of DDR5 RAM in addition to the 4080 which made the cost worth it for me. I can see that the last-gen i9 could have been a cost-saving measure but it keeps up with the 13th-gen i7 13700HX which makes it a non-issue for me. The 1080P also seems to be a reasonable cost-saving measure - it doesn't have G-Sync or Advanced Optimus although those are not deal-breakers for me. All the other RTX 4080 laptops available started at ~$3500 in my currency which made the GP68HX vector a great deal! It would be cool to see @JarrodsTech review it and give his thoughts on some of the cost-saving measures and apply his in-depth testing to it. @GizmoSlipTech and @TechGuyBeau do have reviews and benchmarks on it in case you want to see them

We don't have any 3080 laptops here to test with :(

The one with 9 7940H CPU? I'm thinking about buying that too

Is fast ? Bro the Tuf A15?

@@Lungsucker R9 7940HS, that one

@@Xcpoh it's honestly great. I play mainly Destiny 2 and maxxed out at 1440p I'm getting above 100-145fps. I've yet to really look at the framerates in other games but so far it's been a great machine. More powerful than anything I've ever had.

@@asahi7407 thx !

No one ever cares what you have to say

Nobody is using a gaming laptop without being plugged in.

Don't get me wrong, the 4070 still performs good, just depends on the price difference at the end of the day.

You made a big mistake, just give me your 4070 laptop and buy a 4090 laptop for your self 😂😂😂