PC vs Laptop.

[Rattamouser]

Laptop for more convience if I played online games more id go tower but I need to be able to tske mine with me

[FlyingNeko]

Gaming laptop, easy choice. I love the portability and I've never really had issues with fps or lag in games. Though I might not be able to play the super-mega-ultra-high resolution that my poor eyesight can't tell the difference with anyways, it works regardless.

[mar_cac]

pc gives you more options for upgrading and higher performance at a lower cost. laptops are only good for travelling but otherwise pc

[Evertonhero]

theres no clear winner it all depend what you want to get out of it,

I had a nice msi gaming laptop over a year with no desktop and it was a beast at everything i threw at it, heavy as fuck tho but still portable enough to take to work etc

but since having a desktop back the last month its a whole new feeling / experience but usueless if im not in the house!

get both then you cant lose

[abilloo]

Definitely laptops... preferably 2in1

[IntactAbid]

one word: portability.

[NSVS]

PC for POWERRRR

[lace0]

Light thin laptop; I don't do anything intensive

[KryptoKing]

For gaming PC
For profession Laptop

[Ohsaewon]

I mean laptops can do something PC's can't. PC's are definitely better for performance but I'd rather have a laptop

[emil56775]

For me, it's always been an easy debate. Laptops when travelling and PC at home or atleast somewhere I will stay for a while.

[Liftingua]

It's really more about what you gonna do, for work I would definetly want a laptop but for gaming or something else I'd like it to be a PC.

[ERGeRGWRGAERGWREGH]

PC is so much easier to work on, but laptop offers that mobility which can be really good.

[Vaxoz]

Pc over laptop any day and this is coming from someone who only has a laptop. If I had the space I'd have a killer setup.

[Afroist1234]

pc for gaming and laptop to study