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For me it’s the only laptop that might entice me from leaving “the dark side” (Apple).
Would then install some Linux distro on it though.
If Linux supported all that proprietary software that I need (or am used to using), I’d have switched already… And in my gaming machine, I’ll be switching, if Linux finally supports HDR
Yeah, that’s mainly it indeed. For now my laptop works fine and I am not in need of a new one. But if it stops working, I might just switch. And the better than Mac gaming support would already be nice.
This is my case. I'd been apple only until framework and now I'm so glad I transitioned a couple years ago when it came out. Now I'm stoked cause instead of buying a whole new laptop I get to upgrade it with a new amd mainboard