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Posted by ViRe
 - January 06, 2021, 13:06:17
Quote from: JEH on January 05, 2021, 11:19:19
This price seems entirely unrealistic. Take a look at their site and you'll see that they're still selling laptops with 9th gen + RTX 2060 for around 1500. How on earth could RTX 3060 + Zen 3 be cheaper? Seems suspect.

exactly! and I'm surprised you are the only one who is pointing this out so far.

If they really end up selling it for such a low price there has to be a significant downside somewhere. Maybe not for the consumer but you know you can't have a product that cheap without someone somewhere getting ripped off.
Posted by ChinaLiedPeopleDied
 - January 06, 2021, 11:49:44
Would love to see better keyboards in these fast AMD Ryzen gaming laptops. The Lenovo Legion 5 with annoying de-centered keyboard had a mushy typing experience unsuitable for productivity and long typing sessions.

The Asus G14's key coating comes off after a few months, and their gamer fonts are hard to read especially with the poor backlight contrast.

The ThinkPad T14/T14s and P14s use slow 15W processors without dedicated GPUs despite lots of empty space in their chassis...
Posted by sisqo
 - January 06, 2021, 02:52:16
Quote from: John Hogan on January 06, 2021, 00:23:55
Ok. Now, finally, I'm paying attention to laptops again. My floppy old Samsung i7 3630qm /gt650 has just run and run for 8 years. Was USD $650 on sale. 5th ssd, 3rd set of batteries. Finally massive change and real value appears inbound. Thanks for this report.

massive change inbound?  :-\ 
the 10 series would of been significantly better than what you have already long before the idea of a 3060.
I cant believe you actually said that. im humoured and slightly confused. because its you say it as though you have a 1060 gtx - and the 3060 is a significant upgrade. they can be had on the used market also for the same price that you bought the current model you speak of.
I remember that generation the 650 was quite a card for its class.
Posted by Sins of Man
 - January 06, 2021, 02:49:07
Does anyone know roughly what desktop card the 3060 mobile will be equivalent to in terms of performance?  I'm wondering if it would surpass or come close to a desktop 1080. (6gb of vram only, admittedly...)
Posted by John Hogan
 - January 06, 2021, 00:23:55
Ok. Now, finally, I'm paying attention to laptops again. My floppy old Samsung i7 3630qm /gt650 has just run and run for 8 years. Was USD $650 on sale. 5th ssd, 3rd set of batteries. Finally massive change and real value appears inbound. Thanks for this report.
Posted by ZODD
 - January 05, 2021, 22:57:08
This actually looks nice.
Posted by Owen
 - January 05, 2021, 13:02:14
don't worry, other vendor will have the same chassis as well, probably even cheaper, walmart?
Posted by JEH
 - January 05, 2021, 11:19:19
This price seems entirely unrealistic. Take a look at their site and you'll see that they're still selling laptops with 9th gen + RTX 2060 for around 1500. How on earth could RTX 3060 + Zen 3 be cheaper? Seems suspect.
Posted by Redaktion
 - January 05, 2021, 10:46:53
The upcoming TACHYS VORTEX 15 gaming laptop offers the best price/performance ratio we have seen thus far for an AMD laptop. For only $1,100 can get you a powerful Ryzen 7 5800H APU coupled with 16 GB of DDR4 RAM and an RTX 3060 Max-P GPU, plus 1 TB of NVMe SSD storage. Expect to see similar builds and prices from more trusted brands at CES 2021.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Affordable-TACHYS-VORTEX-15-laptop-with-AMD-Ryzen-7-5800H-and-RTX-3060-Max-P-GPU-to-debut-at-CES-2021.512973.0.html