Have you noticed that GPUs from top brands like Nvidia or AMD can be just as expensive as laptops that claim to have that same video card? The reason is because, despite sharing the same name, the laptop GPU simply isn’t as capable as the standalone card of the same name. A laptop and desktop computer might both have Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 cards, but the one in the laptop will pump out less graphical performance than its counterpart in the tower….
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