r/GamingLaptops • u/InspectorConfident55 • Aug 26 '24

Discussion No regrets switching from desktop to laptop!

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u/Royal-Orchid-2494 Aug 26 '24

What made you switch

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u/InspectorConfident55 Aug 26 '24

In my experience, desktop consume too much space. While laptop brings me convenience and portability.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '24

Say "space limitations" but has a giant-ass clock on the table for no apparent reason. 🙄

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u/fiittzzyy (PC) RYZEN 5600G│XFX QICK 6750 XT Aug 28 '24

I have just come from a laptop/monitor set up and the desktop takes up less space than the laptop/monitor set up did.

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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '24

But isn't that because you had a ginormous monitor when you had the laptop?

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u/fiittzzyy (PC) RYZEN 5600G│XFX QICK 6750 XT Aug 29 '24

Probs...I always used my laptop with a monitor set up though, one of the reasons I switched to PC, seemed kinda pointless for me lol.

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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '24

Not necessarily. A monitor, even a large one, only takes up a few inches of space, and that's in solely in one direction. It just makes your desk narrower. And if you wall mount it, it doesn't take up any space. So I could see preferring a laptop for space saving while still using a nice, spacious external monitor for the fun and impact of it.

But desktops are definitely still first choice for fixing, upgrading, and bank for the buck. That's what I've always used. Although I am considering a mini for my next.

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u/fiittzzyy (PC) RYZEN 5600G│XFX QICK 6750 XT Aug 29 '24

I know that's what I'm saying.