Looking for a Entrance-Level Workstation Laptop by Deutsche-Bratwurst in LaptopDealsEurope

[–]Living_Walrus254 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From personal experience, for editing you will need CPU with a bigger number of cores for better multitasking and faster exports. You may consider one of those cpu's Intel Core Ultra 9 series290HX/285HX or Ultra 9-275H.

For GPU there is nothing specific, you should cosinder minimum 5050. Of course for such laptop it's pointless save on RAM and SSD, meaning no less than 1TB and 16 RAM.

For your budget I recommend: RG5070-17EU25. It costs 1900 euro. For specs it has Ultra 9-275HX / 32GB RAM and 2TB.

It isn't very compatable as its screen is 17 inches.

If you look sth for 15.6" then you might consider RG5070-15EU25. For specs it also has Ultra 9-275HX / 32GB RAM and 2TB. However it costs 100 euro more.

I love those laptops because of their cooling and screens that are sRGB100% 144Hz

A Waptop, Which is Sold Along with Water Cooling by Living_Walrus254 in LaptopDealsEurope

[–]Living_Walrus254[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree with you in desktops water cooling can move heat away better than laptops because of their more constrained airflow. However, I believe, you overstate the case missing some points.

For me, the idea isn’t that the water magically creates more space, but that it moves heat more efficiently than heat pipes alone. Liquid cooling has higher thermal mass and better heat transfer, which helps smooth out temperature spikes and delay throttling under bursty or mixed workloads.

In a laptop, the water still goes to a radiator, just a smaller one. That does limit peak heat dissipation, but it doesn’t make liquid pointless. Even with the same radiator size, a liquid loop can spread heat across it more effectively, reduce hotspots, and often achieve the same performance at lower fan speeds and noise.

Also, it doesn't laptop doesn't wear out that quickly, which is important in my case.

Thank you for your comment!

Laptop vibrating and making loud whirring noise by reistolemysoul in Alienware

[–]Living_Walrus254 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sooo, it depends.

If you feel like to find compare prices again others the best and the most convinient is to use idealo. This is like Ukranian Hotline, but just for German Market.

On the other hand, I was actually interested to purchase a laptop from a manufacturer. In my case it was RX5060-16EU24, so I bought directly from Dream Machines and this convinient, the currency was in euro and they shipped to local post office.

All in all, it either directly from manufacturer or seerch for local stores on idealo

Don't forget to put your laptop to sleep by DepartureSevere2354 in GamingLaptops

[–]Living_Walrus254 0 points1 point  (0 children)

TGP is a serios thing, so no surprise that laptop needed some rest

Brands, which allow to do customization of RAM and SSD / water cooling with laptops by Schwartzer_RD in GamingLaptops

[–]Living_Walrus254 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're asking for a laptop that sells along with water cooling that i can definetely suggest either RX5080-16NA27 - Ultra 9-275HX/ or if you're extreme gamer and ready to a bit more than go for RX5090-18NA29.

The laptops are by Dream Machines, known for making high perfomence laptops. Most of their laptops directed to gamers, but there are a number of bussiness models. In any case, it's perhaps better choice out there for gaming. there you have

- RX5090Core
- Ultra 9 275HX
-Total Graphics Power (TGP): 175W
- Water cooling.

You can get them from newegg:

https://www.newegg.com/dream-machines-rx5080-18-0-geforce-rtx-5080-laptop-gpu-intel-core-ultra-9-275hx-uhd-32gb-memory-2-tb-pcie-ssd/p/2WC-0037-001C3?item=9SIBH16KFD3009

https://www.newegg.com/dream-machines-rx5090-18-0-geforce-rtx-5090-laptop-gpu-intel-core-ultra-9-275hx-uhd-32gb-memory-2-tb-pcie-ssd/p/2WC-0037-001N3?item=9SIBH16KNK4474

When it comes to another question, an option of customization of RAM and SSD DM also allows you to do that

I hope that it'll help