51-70k Which laptop is overall best in gaming under 75000

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Considering all the specifications as well as other features and built quality, which laptop would you recommend under ₹75000?

I have pre ordered Victus by hp Ryzen 5 5600H (with 3050) but looking at it's reviews, it seems a little bad in its built quality and screen refresh rate.

So it there any overall winner over the Victus by HP under ₹75000?
 
Nothing really better in specs than Victus. If you want better build quality then you can go for Omen but its more expensive with 1660ti. No matter which laptop u choose, it will have some or the other drawback especially in under 1L budget.
 
mohit9206 said:
Nothing really better in specs than Victus. If you want better build quality then you can go for Omen but its more expensive with 1660ti. No matter which laptop u choose, it will have some or the other drawback especially in under 1L budget.
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What about MSI GF65 1660TI? It's for 75k
 
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Under 75k i recommend you to buy acer nitro, HP victus or omen. I personally use hp and i am happy with it. You can also go for dell laptops which is good in quality, specs and price.
 
I recently purchase NB FX516PC-HN077T i5 and I use it it’s give good picture quality, good performance.
i5-11300H/ RTX3050- 4GB/ 8G+8G/ 512G SSD/ 15.6 FHD-144hz/ Backlit/ 76Wh/ Win 10/ / / 1C-MOONLIGHT WHITE
 
Im using a GF65 1660ti with an i7 10750, and I must say baring the horrendous red keyboard its a pretty solid laptop.
Extremely good ventilation, good screen also good keycap distance. Although I have disabled the turbo boost/cpu boost of the laptop for longevity purposes. This is also an on the go production laptop (we connect this normally to a secondary color accurate display) but a pretty decent laptop overall.
 
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Im using a GF65 1660ti with an i7 10750, and I must say baring the horrendous red keyboard its a pretty solid laptop.
Extremely good ventilation, good screen also good keycap distance. Although I have disabled the turbo boost/cpu boost of the laptop for longevity purposes. This is also an on the go production laptop (we connect this normally to a secondary color accurate display) but a pretty decent laptop overall.
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What's the issue red backlight keyboard? My laptop has white backlight and I don't like it. White is so jarring. I would prefer red, blue or rgb
 
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What's the issue red backlight keyboard? My laptop has white backlight and I don't like it. White is so jarring. I would prefer red, blue or rgb
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Its something of a personal preference, in an office environment its a bit too distracting, if I had the option to change it, that would be better.
 
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