Also, if you want to game, $1000 towards a desktop setup would probably be money better spent than to dump more of it into a laptop of equal capability.
Also, if you want to game, $1000 towards a desktop setup would probably be money better spent than to dump more of it into a laptop of equal capability.The correct way to do this is to put $150 a month into your bank account. Wait until you have $1800, THEN buy it with that money. Any other method of buying a $1800 laptop will keep you poor.
Or, alternatively, don't buy a $1800 laptop.
If you have read his other posts, this particular poster seems to fantasize about gaming laptops, so I don't think he wants a desktop.Also, if you want to game, $1000 towards a desktop setup would probably be money better spent than to dump more of it into a laptop of equal capability.
That is completely true. Much better performance for almost half the price (especially since that laptop is now $2179, not $1800). But, as pete6032 said, the OP only wants a laptop. That said, a laptop with a 4080 probably has just over an hour of game time on the battery, so it is essentially a desktop anyways.Also, if you want to game, $1000 towards a desktop setup would probably be money better spent than to dump more of it into a laptop of equal capability.
I don't want to be a buzz kill but that rule is to stop you getting into a ton of debt that you can't get out of. I'd strongly suggest that you don't go into debt for a laptop.I just finished my appointment at the chase bank, the guy walked me through the application but I was denied due to not being employed, but the dude said I just need to fax over my benefits letter from social security and he said I should be approved then.
Im not sure if the library near me has a fax, but if they don't the guy said I can return to the bank and he'll fax it for me.
Aren't you working in construction?I just finished my appointment at the chase bank, the guy walked me through the application but I was denied due to not being employed, but the dude said I just need to fax over my benefits letter from social security and he said I should be approved then.
Im not sure if the library near me has a fax, but if they don't the guy said I can return to the bank and he'll fax it for me.
Aren't you working in construction?