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Should you buy a gaming laptop or a gaming desktop?

Should you buy a gaming laptop or a gaming desktop?

Posted on February 13, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Considering a GeForce 30-series laptop or desktop? Here’s what you need to think about first.

With Nvidia’s powerful GeForce 30-series now available in laptops, it’s time to revisit the eternal desktop-versus-laptop-PC question—focused on gaming, because most looking at GeForce 30-series computers would probably put gaming at the top of their task list.

The question is even more complicated these days. Dramatic leaps in CPU and GPU performance have led to unprecedented demand and volatile pricing. 
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