Asus gl552 vs msi gl62 vs Lenovo Y700

[Valdievil]

Hi everyone, I had a Dell inspiron 15 and I suddenly found myself forced to buy a new laptop because the motherboard has failed and the warranty isn't valid.

I've been looking for a new laptop and I want to choose between 3 laptops

https/m.newegg.com/Product/index?itemnumber=N82E16834232769

https/m.newegg.com/Product/index?itemnumber=N82E16834331598

https/m.newegg.com/Product/index?itemnumber=N82E16834154111

I am looking for a gaming laptop and my budget is around the price of Lenovo mentioned. However my greatest concern is build quality and reliability. I've read on other websites about users facing issues with the Lenovo for example. Some reviews say that the Asus and Lenovo have overheating problems.

I want to know which of the 3 laptops has less technical issues and problems.

I am open to other suggestions, but I am not in the US, I just used the site abovd as a reference for the laptops. So other laptops may not have same price in the country where I live.

 

[Purpletalon55]

Lenovo laptops can have heating issues but usually with the higher end gpus the laptop you listed should be fine, asus does for sure have heating issues, and motherboard failure issues.

The msi has a shit warranty where you cant upgrade anything till the warranty runs out. So makes it a headache.

 

[Valdievil]

What other options should I consider?

 

[velo3100]

Asus has the advantage in gaming due to the more ram but lenovo has an ssd which should make windows load faster. In my opinion, asus and msi are more better for gaming as their cooling tends to be better. I know that the asus has a good forum on their rog website. I don't know about lenovo and msi. I do know that the msis are hot and loud, well the thin ones.

 

[Purpletalon55]

Yeah, asus laptops run hot and have lots of motherboard failures, msi laptops run hot in general and if you upgrade them you void your warranty.

Lenovo has the probably the best feeling laptop and the best weight out of all of them, and a good screen too. If you get 16gb ram in the lenovo then its not a big deal. Velo is a bit incorrect saying that asus is better cause of the ram.

 

[velo3100]

Yeah, asus laptops run hot and have lots of motherboard failures, msi laptops run hot in general and if you upgrade them you void your warranty.

Lenovo has the probably the best feeling laptop and the best weight out of all of them, and a good screen too. If you get 16gb ram in the lenovo then its not a big deal. Velo is a bit incorrect saying that asus is better cause of the ram.

As games are becoming more ram intensive, this does make a difference.

 

[Purpletalon55]

Yeah, asus laptops run hot and have lots of motherboard failures, msi laptops run hot in general and if you upgrade them you void your warranty.

Lenovo has the probably the best feeling laptop and the best weight out of all of them, and a good screen too. If you get 16gb ram in the lenovo then its not a big deal. Velo is a bit incorrect saying that asus is better cause of the ram.

As games are becoming more ram intensive, this does make a difference.

no game uses a full 8gb of ram. ive played games in 4k on my desktop and seen 6 as the highest ever used.