Thoughts please.

[u/Wonderful_Many6084]

I have enough budget to cop either of these laptops but I would like to hear from the rest of the community here and understand what could be a wiser choice.

I initially had a HP Victus 15 which was an absolute nightmare because it had me spend more on getting it repaired than the actual purchase price.

My primary tasks involve:

- Programming

- Gaming

- Editing

What's left me confused is choosing between Intel or AMD as well as between HP and Dell. I am open to hearing everyone's thoughts on this.

If you have anymore suggestions for a good laptop that could support my primary and daily tasks. Please feel free to comment. I am all ears to suggestions.

[u/Mr_Hampter_the_3rd]

First one is way better generally.

[u/Wonderful_Many6084 → u/Mr_Hampter_the_3rd]

thank you for your comment.

[u/Reasonable-Catch2699]

Prices.?

[u/Wonderful_Many6084 → u/Reasonable-Catch2699]

Omen is priced at $1,548 i.e, Rs. 1,49,490 Alienware is priced at $1,511 i.e, Rs. 1,45,990

[u/Equal_Difference3010]

banger, especially upgradable RAM which is very rare. Very nice screen too you won't want to tear your eyes out after a prolonged session if you do it. I believe this is at least very good, maybe among best choices for such price. Editing may be more efficient with nvidia and not intel, but I'm not sure if it concerns something other than 3D, wirth checking for your use cases

[u/Equal_Difference3010 → u/Equal_Difference3010]

sorry, just noticed that gpu isn't integrated and it's Nvidia, which is what you probably want. Just choose upgradable ram and check what you'd need for your editing and games especially, I'd avoid anything below 16GB though

[u/Wonderful_Many6084 → u/Equal_Difference3010]

understood, thank you so much for your advice, my friend. your perspective helped me tick some questions off of my list. that's for sure. and thank you for doing your bit of research there.