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Which company has a better reputation Lenovo or ASUS?
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Is a ThinkPad good for gaming? Iโm actually considering a high-end ThinkPad.
Thinkpads are enterprise machines, so they aren't really designed for gaming. But there's a lot of overlap with things like graphics rendering, so they do have some options.
The T series is the standard corporate line (usually T14) for the average office worker. These sometimes have a dGPU available. You'd probably want something in the P line, but those are much more expensive.
thanks!
Nah, its still a laptop, for gaming you need a desktop ๐
(j/k) idk i just generally don't bother trying to play games on laptops since I have a fast desktop for that ๐
thanks!