Probably, the laptop would be good, but the cooling system spoils everything. First, the fans NEVER turn off, even under the lightest load. Secondly, the built-in video card is just for show, because. it was worth launching the third Witcher, for example - and the laptop just gets hot and the fans just start SHOUTING. In such conditions, you begin to worry about the safety of the filling, and it is impossible to use a laptop for more than 10 minutes. Thirdly, a shortcoming was discovered almost immediately - in a quiet mode, some kind of constant rattling of coolers and vibration in the case to such an extent that typing on a laptop and holding it on your knees became simply unpleasant. Moreover, this rattling was greatly amplified on the table, and disappeared if the laptop was tilted (but then some kind of low-frequency rumble was added). That is, there is a defect in the fan bearing and normal operation in such conditions was out of the question. In the end, I decided to return the laptop to the store. Two weeks later, the defect was confirmed and a refund was issued. So I recommend taking a laptop only with a guarantee and carefully checking it.
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