Nitro V Gaming Laptop | Intel Core i9-13900H Processor | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Laptop GPU | 15.6" FHD IPS 144Hz Display | 32GB DDR5 | 1TB Gen 4 SSD | WiFi 6 | Backlit KB | ANV15-51-92XK

This laptop is great! I have been doing alot on it so far. It's boots pretty fast like 15 seconds before you're at the win 11 sign in screen, and games load up pretty fast, so far, the games I have been playing have been Destiny 2, Clair Obscure: Expedition 33, Hogwarts Legacy, 7 days to die, Doom: The Dark Ages, Stellar Blade Demo. I bought the i9 version with 1TB HDD, and 32GB of ram. I added a 2 TB HDD and upgraded the 32GB 4800MHz ram to the max 64GB 5200MHz ram and I have to say the improvement in gaming went from kinda wonky to smoothness. Also, I stream using OBS and Stream Elements streaming on both Twitch and Kick while connected via HDMI to 52 Inch TV while in a Discord voice chat with friends. Everything works great, and I have no complaints.I would suggest you get a cooling pad for the laptop it helps alot. The fans do get alittle loud but its expected if you know how big a RTX 4060 graphics card and how big the heatsink along with fan is on a i9 intel CPU, so ugh yea those fans going to blow like crazy, now what you could do in this case and look for the best type of none conductive thermal paste that can keep the processor and GPU cooler than the generic stuff they use and you might help those fans out alittle bit just do the research and I'm sure you'll find it. I would take caution on using liquid metal though. Find a pro if that's what you want to use otherwise there are a few other great thermal pastes that are available and easy to apply.Be sure to clean your vents and fans every 9 months to a year if you use your laptop alot, and to conserve battery life turn on battery saving mode in the Nitro software. Also make sure you make weekly if not daily backups of your OS just in case something happens and get rid of that Norton or McAfee Bloated Antivirus mess off the laptop, they are memory hog and cause more harm than good to your laptop, not to mention their software is highway robbery. Keep your Windows updated by doing software update checks in the settings weekly.

Pretty decent gaming laptop for the price. Seems to crash often when trying to run older games or when opening Steam, but haven't had any issues when playing newer games. Little to no slowdown or overheating when playing on even the highest graphics settings and using a cheap cooling pad. I'm sure there's better gaming laptops out there if you've got thousands of dollars laying around to blow on a custom build, but for under $1500 it's a damn good pick.