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Feel you man, I really think the demand for 5-6" is actuallly very low. Most budget buyers go for as massive screen as possible as often they do not have a laptop. Brands are just responding to it. Maybe there is a massive economies of scale of using >6.5" inch screens for budget brands.

Yes that is my refresh rate. On 1440p, I have seen the CPU util is slightly lower and GPU is always at 100%. Is something faulty with the quad core ? or its just the GPU is weaker compared to it ?

Can you help me out with the numbers I have captured in the attached snaps in various games to see if the CPU or GPU is getting bottle necked. Would you say can I get a decent setup in 20-25k for new CPU, Mobo, CPU cooler and Ram in that ? It seems I would have to build a new system altogether...

Ya, they look really compact. If only I could get them in discount for 30k ... nvm not gonna happen ever :tearsofjoy:

I would suggest you try to visit the laptop repair shops in your city. they repair a lot of laptops and generally will have spares lying with them if your aim is to go for cheaper option. Ordering from US, you may have to pay customs and long shipping times.

The thread seems to talk about the best 27" 1440p options out there. I am looking for 24" 1440p monitor with decent gaming specs and it seems no option is available out there.

I have a 24" 1080p monitor at home and 27" 1440p at work. 27" is just too big for me but at the same time love the higher ppi of 1440p. Are there good 24" 1440p with refresh rates around 120Hz monitors in India - for gaming and productivity ? Something like AOC Q24G2A...

Under the desk Node 202 SFF gaming desktop setup. Had to add the small shelf under the table and it was able to support the 6kg total weight. Unaffected temps and reduced noice.

Yes so it will be a CPU + mobo + cooler + Ram upgrade. I feel I may have to build an entirely new different system haha.

Specs: CPU: i5 6600K (OC to 4.4 GHz) (4C/4T) GPU: Inno 3d 1080Ti Asus MB and 16 GB DDR4 ram Right now no issues in the GPU or CPU temps wise and can play all AAA in 1080p or even 1440p with medium details. But in some titles such as Alan wake 2 and Senua's Saga Hellblade 2, 1080ti has started...

My views on ROM : I have been part of TG group of various F1 rom groups. and the "best" vary by version. For example - for A11 I used arrow os, for A12 PE rom, for A13 Pixel OS was one of the best etc. Also, clean flashing the last build of each version will give you max stability (for ex, last...

Yes Poco F6 has great custom rom support. If only it had a "compact" version.

Yes, a little bit of embedded programming like using micro controllers like arduino, pico or esp32 and creating small projects using them.

Running my Poco F1 as main daily driver for the last 5 years : Compact at 6.1" Legendary custom rom support - I have each year flashed the new android version of custom rom and each was better than the default Mi OS. Easily replaceable battery - have replaced 4 times (from amazon and...

Hi everyone, Joined a couple weeks back and great to interact with so many knowledgable tech enthusiasts here. I am into web and mobile development and also hardware and gaming. Hit me up with anything I could help with :)

Awesome, PHP seems to be making a comeback :) Sure, Phoenix is also a MVC web dev framework and written in Elixir, a functional programming language. Hit me up whenever !

Oh yeah, atleast the G304 is plagued with double clicking issues. It has omron low quality switches.

Wow didnt know about this. When my Logitech G304 developed double clicking, I ordered 2 TTC Gold switches for Rs 200, disassembled the mouse to get the daughter board with the original omron switches and went to a mobile shop that soldered the switches for Rs 100. New switches so much better -...

Hey thats awesome man. Guessing Django and Laravel ? Me here - Formerly Ruby on Rails, now learning Pheonix(Elixir)

Welcome, which tech stack buddy ?