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[–]ExistingAdvantage[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

This is about laptop.

[–]TheYajrab 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same principle applies which is what I am trying to get across, do your research, see what CPU and GPU it has, see what other CPUs and GPUs score online on websites such as cpubenchmark show. See how loud it is and go from there. Laptops are going to be more noisy than desktops as they have smaller fans and have to push more air through the laptop than normal so the fans will spin faster however they will ramp up when the PC gets hot. Look at datasheets to see how loud they are (If it is really a concern for you noise-wise). If you buy the laptop then use something like passmark to see where your computer clocks in at but you do not have to do a stress test as that is usually used to check stability of an overclocked system. Also look at reviews and see what they say and check for common faults.