1tb SSD gaming laptops?

[alqadririfki]

Hi.

I am looking for a gaming laptop with 1TB of SSD (without any HDD) and these other specs:

-Windows 10 already included
-Intel Core i7, at least 7th gen and at least HQ (HK or H is better)
-dual-channel RAM required (at least 2x8GB), DDR4, at least 2400MHz of frequency
-GPU Nvidia GeForce, at least GTX1060 6GB or over
-15.6-inch display, full HD (1920x1080; I don't really need 4k display), IPS-panel, 120Hz refresh rate
-Ports: USB 3.0 or better at least two slots, USB-C at least one slot, Memory Card Reader, LAN Port, HDMI port, WIFI at least 802.11.ac, mDP port, Bluetooth at least v4.0, Kensington Lock (of course), adapter plug
-at most 2.5 kg of weight, including battery.
-at least 4 hours of battery life when not plugged in.

*suggest only Asus, Acer, MSI, and Lenovo brands. I don't really want other brands.

 

[hang-the-9]

Finding a system with a stock 1 TB SSD is not super easy, but you can take a look at www.xoticpc.com, they let you modify systems with parts you select, down to what thermal paste is used.

 

[alqadririfki]

Finding a system with a stock 1 TB SSD is not super easy, but you can take a look at www.xoticpc.com, they let you modify systems with parts you select, down to what thermal paste is used.

but customizing the parts removes the warranty. any customization method that does not remove the warranty?

 

[hang-the-9]

Finding a system with a stock 1 TB SSD is not super easy, but you can take a look at www.xoticpc.com, they let you modify systems with parts you select, down to what thermal paste is used.

but customizing the parts removes the warranty. any customization method that does not remove the warranty?

I doubt swapping the hard drive will void the warranty and in the case of the company I linked, they are doing the work. You can check with them about warranty on the work they do and if affects the OEM warranty.