Bilal

I was just wondering what everyone else uses in their office. We will probably be looking to upgrade a few of our monitors soon, and I would like to replace them without breaking the bank.

We currently have no monitor standard. Everything is just whatever was on sale at the time.Budget would be around $150-250

Need some advice if you can help that would be brilliant. I'm from the UK and am looking at buying a high-spec gaming laptop and I've narrowed down my options to the following but I'm unsure which I should go for:

Asus ROG Zephyrus S GX701MSI GS65 Stealth ThinDell G7 17All are roughly the same price and similar specs - as far as I can tell - so thought I'd check in with you guys as you know your stuff a lot more than I do!Thanks!Edit: https://fivetech.co.uk/gaming/gaming-laptops.html

In my Point of view These are good PC monitor brands. Please share you suggestions.  

Best picture quality: LENOVO. The best quality display, good for professional advertisement, photograph industry.

Best Business Display: Dell. They have a great portfolio displays include almost everything, best considered quality, craftmanship, price and shipping channels. Warranty service worldwide.

Long Time work, Server environment: Fujitsu. Their display were all designed for paperwork basically and super long lifespan of their monitor. Low energy consumption as well.

Rog of ASUS and legion best for gaming.

Here is the store link for refurbished monitors

https://fivetech.co.uk/refurbished/monitors.html

I have been asked a few times to make a list of most recommended laptops for gaming and school for UK and although I am not an expert of the UK market prices, I thought I should make it anyway at least as a purchasing guide and I will start it up with gaming laptops

Hope it helps :)

Gaming laptops

700~800 range Acer Aspire 5

Intel Core i5-7200U

15.6 Full HD IPS display (1920*1080)

8GB of DDR4

1 TB HDD Plus 128 GB SSD

NVIDIA GeForce MX150 2 GB

1x USB 3.0 2x USB 2.0 Network (RJ-45) HDMI Output 1x USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-C

2.2 kg

5 Hrs. of battery life

1250~1350 MSI GS43VR 7RE

Intel Core i7-7700HQ

14 Full HD IPS display (1920*1080)

16GB of DDR4

1 TB HDD Plus 256 GB SSD

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060

1x USB 3.0 2x USB 2.0 Network (RJ-45) HDMI Output 1x USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-C Thunderbolt 3

1.6 kg

2 Hrs. of battery life

2500~2600 range ASUS Zephyrus

Intel Core i7-7700HQ

15.6 Full HD 120Hz G-Sync (1920*1080)

16GB of DDR4

512GB PCIe SDD

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Max-Q

Thunderbolt 3

2.2 kg

1.5 Hrs. of battery life

For More Latest Collection: https://fivetech.co.uk/gaming/gaming-laptops.html

As I said this is just a start up list if you have any suggestion please tell

In my experiences

Lenovo Laptop

is good if you go for budget laptop. other wise

ASUS Gaming series

is best. what's your suggestion?

https://fivetech.co.uk/computing/laptops/lenovo-la...

Need Suggestions 

https://fivetech.co.uk/computing/laptops/asus-lapt...

In my point of view budget laptops I would be thinking seriously about a refurbished recent laptop, possibly a Thinkpad or an HP. A search engine search will throw up places like 

https://fivetech.co.uk/

https://www.laptopoutlet.co.uk/

In my point of view main Reasons for HP Notebooks/ HP Laptops Overheating:

If your HP laptop/ Notebook is old then there might be a problem of dust clogging the air vents. I suggest you clean air vents.  

If Air fan is not working of as required speed. The problem might be with the bios setting for fan speed or fan and you might need to be replaced with a new one.

Source: https://fivetech.co.uk/computing/laptops/hp-laptop...

Found Some Deals on google

https://fivetech.co.uk/deals-of-the-week.html

https://www.laptopoutlet.co.uk/clearance/laptops-n...

if anyone see best deals related to laptops kindly share 

"Many people would argue that gaming laptops are not good for gaming, this is not true."

Found some good specs gaming laptops guide me this is best or not 

https://fivetech.co.uk/gaming/gaming-laptops.html

In my point of view, MSI GS75 is one of the lightest at 2.25kg. Eluktronics Mech 17 weighs about 2.4kg, it uses a Tongfang chassis, so there are other laptops using the same chassis by different brands. Other options like Razer Blade Pro 17 & Asus GX701, weigh about 2.7kg.

https://fivetech.co.uk/msi-stealth-gs75-17-3-full-...