ASUS OR MSI? Which?

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sakaruu

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Trying to pick a laptop thatll last long, I dont mind being connected for battery life .

which is best of these links please let me know as I need to buy this week

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16834154900


https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834234950&ignorebbr=1


ASUS ROG Strix Scar Edition vs msi leopard gp63


I need this for when im stuck in bed or in a hospital, I havent had much luck with anyone helping me but hoping this time someone will respond! Thanks!
 
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I think that is probably a good purchase. I've had a lot of clients bring me ASUS laptops and they were always pretty reliable. Usually, they were only brought for Windows issues, while a lot of the other brands of gaming machines I see are problems directly related to cooling.
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The MSI is a more powerful unit, but it might be more than you strictly need if you don't do a lot of gaming. If you primarily game on your laptop, then go with the MSI.

If gaming at a higher level isn't all that important to you, then go with the ASUS and save a few bucks. Both are probably equally well built. IMO I believe ASUS to have better customer support than MSI, but that's just me.
 
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I game a lot and need something powerful that will last long. If both are pretty good then I guess it doesn't matter much which I choose is what you are saying? Originally I was going to get the del g7 but I read it has dim issues and I want something that looks good.
 
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One of those units has a mobile GTX 1060 and the other has a 1070. Either are ok, but obviously the 1070 is more powerful. Thing about it is, often for laptops, when they have a higher powered GPU card they struggle to keep it cool and they tend to fail faster. I really wouldn't want one with a very high end GPU. Something in the middle seems a safer bet with all other things being equal. You might want to do a little investigation on some forums regarding the cooling capabilities or complaints of all three of those units. I would not expect the Dell unit to have as good of cooling as the other two.
 
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It seems like it has fine cooling from everything Im seeing, Im checking multiple reviews and youtube reviews. Someone correct me if I'm wrong? This is so much money to spend is is stressing me out haha. I just can;t decided which of the three to get.
 
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I think that is probably a good purchase. I've had a lot of clients bring me ASUS laptops and they were always pretty reliable. Usually, they were only brought for Windows issues, while a lot of the other brands of gaming machines I see are problems directly related to cooling.
 
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