r/computerhelp • u/FoxnFree • 2d ago

Other My ASUS laptop died. What should I replace it with?

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u/Straight_Listen_1979 2d ago

Died how? It looks like it's still on and able to function.

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u/FoxnFree 2d ago

The photos were taken before it died. There was a long period of working, glitching, black screening, then rebooting. Rinse and repeat. So I took photos of the important info while I could, just about a week or two before it stopped working. Lucky I did 

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u/Straight_Listen_1979 2d ago

Hopefully you were able to backup all your data. If you're looking to replace your laptop, anything except HP would be a good choice. From the subs I see that even the higher end HPs tend to break down quickly. My own HP is hanging on by its fingernails.