Why is it so hard to find a high spec, reasonably priced lappy,

>>59723958
only gaymen ricers are willing to give up thinness and weight to gain more performance these days

>>59723958
Razer Blade Pro isn't that bad looking, obviously has short comings

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>>59723958
Clevo

>>59724198
shit keyboard

like everything else these days

>>59724198
Rather not be stuck with an hour long battery mate

U S E D T H I N K P A D
>sacrificing nice keyboard for gaymen

>>59723958
XPS 15?

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>>59724639
rly maeks u thnk...

>>59723958
Holy cuck.

>>59723958
They don't exist

>>59724082
>Has razer logo on the top
That is actually worse than something like an asus or acer that looks like a transformer.

>>59723983
This. If you can't do something on a relatively small and light laptop, like a P50 at the most, You should be doing it on a desktop anyway, stop cheating yourself out of efficiency. Your time is valuable.

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>I want a powerful thin laptop that's also reasonably priced

Two of those things can't even be in one product, never mind all 3. This sounds like a fucking 8 year old's Christmas letter to Santa, asking for some imaginary shit. The sad thing is that you're probably an adult.

Dell inspiron laptops, take your pick, they're all super reasonably priced for their hardware, probably the best price:performance ratios on the market. More or less just comes down whether or not you want a 4k screen or are fine with 1080p, I think there's also i5 and i7 options available, and the newer ones have 1050ti's iirc, my 7559 only has a 760m, which honestly isn't bad and can play everything on the market today, but some games only at medium or high settings (like the witcher for example)

pros:
>great performance for a laptop, to get better you need to be willing to drop twice as much
>great battery life
>easy to upgrade/add m2, ssd, or ram, everything is super accessible
>pretty good cooling, at least in my 7559, I've had no overheating issues

cons:
>kind of heavy and thick, not really a problem for me, and I'd rather have that than cooling issues
>the bezel is pretty fucking big

Overall I'd recommend checking them out, I'm extremely happy with mine still and its like 2 years old now. Id even still recommend the 7559, you can probably get them for $700 or less if you look around

>>59725636
>le desktop performance meme
Do you realize that the laptop chips use exactly the same dies as the desktop ones? If you don't care about GPU and are not going to overclock, the difference is less than 20% (e.g. 7700HQ vs 7700 non-K Cinebench R15, +8% ST +17% MT).

It's difficult to make a case for the LGA 1151 pieces of shit, since they are designed as mobile processors first and foremost. Now, LGA 20xx is where things get interesting.