Victus 15 Gaming Laptop, 15.6" FHD 144Hz Display, AMD Ryzen 5 7535HS, 16GB DDR5 RAM, 512GB PCIe M.2 SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2050, HDMI, Webcam, Backlit Keyboard, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 11 Home, Silver

This is my 1st review and a month has past since the laptop was purchased. Prior, it has been over two years since I last owned a gaming laptop and even then, I was in need of an upgrade. While searching for a new laptop, I came across this interesting device. At first, I was a bit skeptical after reading the reviews and comparing the specs of other gaming laptops. But since I was purchasing other items as well, I decided to go with this one. It was purchased on the 18th and it arrived on the 24th, which was sooner than expected.Once I booted the laptop, I was blown away on the speed of this device. It loads applications at the snap of a finger, very quick boot time to where I can shut down and turn on within 1 minute, and the display is gorgeous.Now to check and see how the games will behave. All of my games, whether they're emulators or from Steam, looks stunning graphic-wise and runs near-perfectly. The Bluetooth feature was a blessing as my older laptop did not have that and I have old PS4 controllers laying around since I now have a PS5.The only cons I will point out is the battery life and the fans. The battery life is short when unplugged and it drains faster if running high-demanding games, only allowing roughly an hour and a half of game time unplugged. Also, the fans get loud when running certain games from Steam. I only know two of the games I play (Dead by Daylight & Civilization 5) that kicks the fans into high gear. The fan con, however, does not apply to my other games. I will throw in of the fact that there are only two USB ports, which is not a big deal considering the price of the laptop.Overall, this laptop does exactly what it needs to do and then some. If you are in the market for a gaming laptop while on a budget, this is a excellent choice. Although I've heard stories of this laptop not being as advertised, it is best to do your homework before making that decision.

Let me start off with the screen. It’s a 144hz full hd screen and it doesn’t look and feel too bad. The weight of the laptop is more on the heavy side but it is a gaming laptop so. The speakers are also very nice and the performance is very good for the price. The heat does get very high but it is a gaming laptop. If you want to cool it down, the omen gaming hub app that you get preinstalled has the option to set the fans on max speed for the best cooling. There’s also a quiet mode for those late night video game sessions or if you just want to play games quietly. The battery life is pretty good, however like most gaming laptops, the performance is heavily reduced when unplugged, which is why you should consider plugging this in when playing games. The keyboard is also really nice with a backlit mode. The material on the laptop is also really nice.FPS TESTS (all are with optimized computer settings, no gpu overclocking):Fortnite:All low performance: 180 FPS AVG in gameCall of Duty:All low (not the lowest possible) performance: 120 FPS AVG in gameForza Horizon 4:All maxed out settings (highest possible): 43 FPS AVG in gameRocket League:All maxed out (highest possible settings): 160 FPS AVG in gameMinecraft:Lowest settings possible: 1k FPS AVG in gameMedium settings: 250 FPS (stable 170 FPS AVG when capped at 170)Overall best gaming laptop on the markets for people on a budget. I highly recommend you spend $100-200 more on a gaming pc for future proofing.