Yes, I do realize that the power constraints on laptops, especially in regards to new Nvidia GPUS, is ridiculous. I'm just wondering if anyone has any personal experience or knows of a laptop with a 3060 that isn't completely gimped. Most of the ones I see are 80-85W but the mobile RTX 3060 can go up to 115W.
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good options.....however best? sorry doesnt exist as it would be a baseless opinion backed with the odd fact
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All of Lenovo's Legion laptops except for the 7 Slim have full-power 3060s.
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Just an FYI... They're are a good many of us who are giggling like schoolgirls when using our horrible, gimped, 30 series laptops. You'll also find many 20 series buyers that are extremely happy with their gimped laptops. There is a negative push here at this site about the delta between desktop and laptop performance that hit full stride as soon as pascal left the building and it has never relented.
Don't fall prey to that negativity. I can run cyberpunk in the 70s and most games are hovering around or at the refresh. Yeah it's only a 5.8 lb laptop but I haven't missed those extra pounds. At all. Yes, a desktop will do it better. Don't. Care. I have more power than has ever been in a laptop before and I like it. I like it a lot. I would absolutely buy again and the only regret I have is that I let the negativity here sway me into putting it off. Big mistake.
All that said it you can stand thinking for yourself and are able to ignore the people who want to tell you that being happy sucks the 3070 is the price/performance value play in the 30 series line. I'd start there.electrosoft and JRE84 like this. -
i think he would be happy with a legion or a msi ge66
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Biggest problem with a full power RTX card is cooling it.
Ya didn't even consider that did you ?
*Most* laptops have fecal drizzle for cooling.
It doesn't matter what brand laptop you get, consider the cooling first, then the GPU/CPU.
Look at reviews, 99% of them will say the laptop throttles badly and runs at 90C or so quickly, too quickly to game for extended periods.
I'm lucky, mine runs cool, some with the exact same laptop as I have run into cooling issues.
I can actually turn up the power on mine and it still runs reasonably cool (yes mines unlocked both cpu and gpu).
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It's research, not luck. I have a 3080 in my laptop and no cooling issues whatsoever over long gaming sessions. None. No throttling. That's with at all the power ngreedia will give you and it applies to all owners of the same configuration. You can of course buy a laptop that will quickly throttle on thermals; that aint right and I greatly dislike the fact that it exists and can happen. It doesn't have to happen though; a little research will quickly locate multiple laptops across the 30 series that have adequate cooling.
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@saturnotaku @JRE84 @krabman @N2ishun Thank you guys for all your responses. After all this research not one person had mentioned Lenovo and they didn't even pop up once in all my Google searches like MSI, Clevo, Alienware, etc come up. I can't actually find anywhere to purchase them at this point as I'd like the i Series with the Intel. I am interested though, looking at them I cannot possibly imagine how notebooks that slim could run anywhere near full TGP unless they have some groundbreaking cooling innovations, which perhaps is possible from a company as big as Lenovo?
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Wait they solder 8GB ram? Um, why and doesn't that mean 32GB dual channel is out of the picture?
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Dunno why you can't find Lenovo, CDW shows 1325 of them.
https://www.cdw.com/search/computers/laptops-2-in-1s/laptops/?w=CB2&ln=0&b=LVO
Lots of low performance companies solder ram.
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Backordered ???!!??
Look where the prices are shown.
See the little green "IN STOCK" ????
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Legion 5 Pro with RTX 3060 in stock for $1,499 with two games included:
Lenovo Legion 5 Pro 16" 165Hz QHD Gaming Laptop AMD Ryzen 7-5800H 16GB RAM 512GB SSD RTX 3060 6GB GDDR6 Storm Grey / Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition (Email Delivery) / Days Gone for PC (Email Delivery) - antonline.com -
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Lenovo Legion 5 17ACH6H 17.3" Gaming Laptop Computer Platinum Collection - Blue; AMD Ryzen 7 5800H 3.2GHz Processor; - Micro Center -
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Best RTX 3060 Laptop?
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