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Checking back on these suggestions... The G14 mentioned earlier is nice but it can get pretty hot during long raids in FFXIV since its so small. If youre looking for something thats actually gonna last and wont throttle after three hours of play, I usually lean toward the Lenovo Legion line. They have way better cooling setups and better long-term reliability in my experience. The Lenovo Legion 5i Gen 9 Intel Core i7 RTX 4060 is basically the gold standard for a safe, reliable pick right now. It handles big crowds in WoW easily and the build quality is solid so the hinges wont give out on you in a year. Another good one if you want to stay within a reasonable budget but still have good thermals is the Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 Intel Core i7 RTX 4070. Just make sure you get a model with at least 16GB of RAM for those high player counts. Honestly, I'd skip the super thin laptops for MMORPGs because the heat eventually kills the components over time. Better to have a slightly chunkier machine that stays cool tho.

To add to the point above: I have to politely disagree that the legion is the only gold standard for mmos. I have used msi and razer systems for years and am very satisfied with how they handle high player counts without issues.

• msi: tends to focus on high refresh rates and cooling which is great for long raid nights.
• razer: usually offers superior build quality and display vibrance for those ffxiv landscapes. I have a couple of clarifying questions to help narrow this down tho. are you looking for a portable solution or a desktop replacement? also what is your budget range for this?

For immersive MMORPGs, consider the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14.

HP Victus 16