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Is delivery to your doorstep not an option?
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Nope , My city is in Red Zone that why no delivery here.

But they are only giving 8 GB ram available . i don't want to open laptop hardware all that after buying ... under 900 usd i make a strong pc as comapre to laptop but in my house kids are here they will spoil everything that why i donot setup it...

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First and foremost, what tasks will you be performing now and In the foreseeable future?

that doesn't matter if i go for gaming laptop it doesnt mean i cannot do programming on it..as age gone who will play game now ...    only work left now ... but i am thinking to buy gaming only  because they have cool features like rgb lights  very nice graphic card 1650 gtx.

i need some combination with that price.

amd cores are better or intel core ?

Don't buy a laptop for the RGBs lmao. They don't affect performance. I'd suggest not buying laptops that have nvidia max-q design graphic cards which have worse performance than the actual card if you bought it for a PC -- however you'll only get this on thin gaming laptops.

Also, to answer the AMD/Intel question; it really depends. You can benchmark your CPUs by this site and comparing your CPUs: http://userbenchmark.com/

If you're looking for a workstation laptop with a touch of gaming you could go for MSI. I have a MSI GF63-8RD and it works great. I use it to work a lot with some gaming.

intel always win in term of overclocking and performance . but amd is also good .we can rate intel like 9/10 and and AMD like 8/10.