Looking for a gaming laptop with an above 85% RGB color accuracy

[UnorthodoxThing]

I've just bought L.A. Noire and I can't run it on my current laptop. I'm also looking to the graphic design profession and I do need an ips screen that produce the correct color. In the later future I also want to try some video editing. It's going to be a desktop replacement, except that I don't want a desktop. I just want a super-like computer.

TL;DR: I am looking for a Graphic Design and gaming laptop. Budget wise, strictly under $2,100. And I'm from Australia.

Some specs I look for are:
-IPS panel
-Nvidia (GeForce) GTX 970/975/980/965, or Nvidia GTX 865/870/875 or the Radeon graphics card equally as good as the Nvidia card I mention.
-thunderbolt port
-SD card slot
-8 GB RAM
-a port that let's you connect to a monitor (idk what it's called. HDMI?)

(optional)
-a light laptop
-SSD

Thanks in advance! Much appreciated.

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recently I've been looking at the Metabox series (but I don't know where to start with that), Asus Rog G752, GE72 APACHE PRO-029, MSI GS60 Ghost Pro...

 

[Kent Lin]

I recommend checking out the Aorus gaming Notebook line up. Most of them have the Aorus fusion keyboard which is essentially an RGB Keyboard with individually lit keys. Meaning you can change the color of each key individually rather than a section or the whole keyboard.

http/www.aorus.com/product-list.php?t=35

 

[1shado1]

I recommend checking out the Aorus gaming Notebook line up. Most of them have the Aorus fusion keyboard which is essentially an RGB Keyboard with individually lit keys. Meaning you can change the color of each key individually rather than a section or the whole keyboard.

http/www.aorus.com/product-list.php?t=35

$2100 Australian = $1600US. Not gonna find many Aorus laptops for $1600. Unless I'm mistaken.

 

[UnorthodoxThing]

I recommend checking out the Aorus gaming Notebook line up. Most of them have the Aorus fusion keyboard which is essentially an RGB Keyboard with individually lit keys. Meaning you can change the color of each key individually rather than a section or the whole keyboard.

http/www.aorus.com/product-list.php?t=35

RGB colour accuracy for screen! not RGB for keyboard colouring... It is fancy to have but could care less about keyboard lighting.

 

[UnorthodoxThing]

I recommend checking out the Aorus gaming Notebook line up. Most of them have the Aorus fusion keyboard which is essentially an RGB Keyboard with individually lit keys. Meaning you can change the color of each key individually rather than a section or the whole keyboard.

http/www.aorus.com/product-list.php?t=35

$2100 Australian = $1600US. Not gonna find many Aorus laptops for $1600. Unless I'm mistaken.

Woah, Aorus starting at $2800 AUD. Nothing I can do there.

Mwave aorus: https/www.mwave.com.au/searchresult?w=aorus%20gaming