I'm a game developer who decided to go from a 15" CUK laptop from a year ago to a $3,000 computer with a good reputation, but I couldn't be more disappointed. 2 days HP Omen headache when I paid $1,000 more than comparable specs for HP only to find out it was a waste of time I had a blue screen of death. The only reason I decided to spend $3,000 was fear that one day the laptop would fail due to overheating (it gets really hot you can fry an egg on it), but it never let me in Stitch even if I did the worst by leaving it on and stuffing it up my sleeve where it overheated and turned off many times.
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