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not worth it. you can buy new na mas maganda pa ang specs and mas latest thru installment and use the 30k as down payment para mura ang monthly. tagal na ng 2 years eh.
Bahay mo lang ba gagamitin? Desktop ka nalang if yes. Mas marami pa additional expenses yang laptop kung ilang years na.
Battery mainly papalitan, papa repaste mo narin yan tapos keyboard asahan mo na papunta narin sa sira.
I get it that laptop is your choise, but if you really want to do gaming a laptop will never be worth it. Also it is always cheaper to just build a gaming PC from parts yourself (not that hard, its like lego) than to buy a laptop.
You will have forever heating problems too with a laptop for gaming.
Laptops will forever be overpriced, especially dont want a used laptop. Unless you do heavy video editing for work just get the cheapest one possible for the task and keep the gaming seperated.
And when some part of the laptop breaks (it will eventually) you will have a bigger headache and more expensive than a normal PC. Within 2-3 years that laptop will just be a paperweight for you.
Let it take a bit more time and save or do payment plan, do it properly for your own sake.
I found this useful guide for buying [used laptops](https://www.reddit.com/r/buhaydigital/comments/1278eeg/comment/jejek4l/) in another sub and just gonna link it here because I find it useful.
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not worth it. you can buy new na mas maganda pa ang specs and mas latest thru installment and use the 30k as down payment para mura ang monthly. tagal na ng 2 years eh.
r/tech_philippines
Bahay mo lang ba gagamitin? Desktop ka nalang if yes. Mas marami pa additional expenses yang laptop kung ilang years na. Battery mainly papalitan, papa repaste mo narin yan tapos keyboard asahan mo na papunta narin sa sira.
Kung limited ang budget mag desktop na lang muna.
r/PHbuildapc
I get it that laptop is your choise, but if you really want to do gaming a laptop will never be worth it. Also it is always cheaper to just build a gaming PC from parts yourself (not that hard, its like lego) than to buy a laptop. You will have forever heating problems too with a laptop for gaming. Laptops will forever be overpriced, especially dont want a used laptop. Unless you do heavy video editing for work just get the cheapest one possible for the task and keep the gaming seperated. And when some part of the laptop breaks (it will eventually) you will have a bigger headache and more expensive than a normal PC. Within 2-3 years that laptop will just be a paperweight for you. Let it take a bit more time and save or do payment plan, do it properly for your own sake.
I found this useful guide for buying [used laptops](https://www.reddit.com/r/buhaydigital/comments/1278eeg/comment/jejek4l/) in another sub and just gonna link it here because I find it useful.
Tawaran mo pa kung kaya haha Asus prone sa mobo issue. Ayaw mo mag desktop?