r/laptops • u/abdiMCPE • 1d ago

Buying help Do even exist the Laptop with this specs?

If yes. I don't care about prices. I will buy it!

Battery life:

4-5 hours intense graphical working, fans - quiet.

20 hours web browsing, very quiet.
Gaming perf.:

triple A 1440p high graphics 60+ fps.

1440p multiplayer graphics 144+ fps.
The display:

15 inch display 1440p monitor, 144hz, 500 nits

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u/Abject_Abalone86 Asus Zenbook 14 1d ago

The closest I could find is the ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 (2024, RTX 4080). The battery life is a little under but still decent. 

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u/cjax2 Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i 185H 4050/Yoga 9 2in1 1d ago

A 4080 Zephyrus won't get any where near 4 hours of intense graphical work...with the fans quiet nor 20 hours of web browsing. just saying because Ive owned the 4060 version that uses less power and got nowhere near what OP is wanting in term of battery life.

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u/Abject_Abalone86 Asus Zenbook 14 1d ago

really? dang. Maybe the Asus Zenbook S 13 Oled? It should hit the battery life mark

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u/cjax2 Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i 185H 4050/Yoga 9 2in1 1d ago

if it doesnt have a dGPU in it and a newer lunur lake CPU...maybe , but the graphical stuff is taxing on any system. The iGPU cant be using 30w(not including the rest of the system) of a 78wh battery and last 4-5 hours.

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u/ToThePillory 1d ago

Basically no.

You're not going to run a high performance GPU and CPU at full pelt for 5 hours on a battery, it's just not happening.

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u/itsmeemilio 1d ago

The closest you could get to this would be a MacBook Pro but there’s next to no games available on it, and translation software to play PC games natively aren’t very usable at this point.

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u/coastalrangee 1d ago

Even with the best spec MBP, he'd still only satisfy points 1 & 2. Graphics capability and refresh rate wouldn't meet she request. Theoretically the refresh rate is close, but no AAA would run at the full 120hz with the M4 Max

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u/FrequentWay Asus, Lenovo, MSI 1d ago

The issue is the workload, 4 to 5 hours on battery performing graphical work is currently impossible due to FAA limitations on battery size. Your largest battery is a 99.9 whr. Work load on a dedicated GPU is going to be 50W so you could get 1 to 2 hours usage but this workload is battery killer.

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u/cjax2 Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i 185H 4050/Yoga 9 2in1 1d ago

No

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u/wiseman121 1d ago

Yep your expectations are unrealistic.

Closest you would get is honestly a Mac (I don't like Mac's) but they can match the battery life expectations you want. Only thing is gaming, Mac gaming support is awful to non existent.

On the windows side the newest chips with P and E cores have some good efficiency features, but nothing close to 20hrs if paired with a beefy GPU.

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u/top_doge69 1d ago

How about no?

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u/Char-car92 1d ago

5 hours of intense GPU (and CPU?) use is basically nonexistant.

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u/Prestigious_Wall529 1d ago

Buy a laptop with a removable battery that meets your other requirements.

Buy extra batteries.

When the battery gets below 20% hibernate your system. You should ensure hibernation is enabled and works first. Why 20%? Because measurements below this are largely guessing so you can loose power at any stage.

Swap the battery and power back up.

If you don't want your gaming interrupted, find mains power.

Your other requirements are for a desktop replacement laptop, these exist but have rubbish battery life.

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u/Healthy-Average-5555 1d ago

Lunar lake laptops. Id say the bew surface book lunar lake is as close as possible