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No hate, but I've never understood gaming laptops. They are noisy, hot, almost always with severely nerfed performance compared to their equivalent non-mobile components.
They are heavy and bulky with poor battery life. They are often garish, which makes them less suitable for a professional environment if you're in a workplace where that matters.
It just seems like the vast majority of gaming laptops give you the worst of all worlds. Worse performance than a desktop rig, and none of the good things about a laptop, like portability, long battery life, etc.
To me, there are a few exceptions though:
Again, no hate, just my $0.02
One advantage is you get a lot of performance in a laptop form factor for much cheaper than an equivalent ultrabook
That's why I said one of the exceptions was gaming notebooks, something like the smaller Razer Blade laptops.