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Gaming laptop with good Linux support?
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Indeed. The laptop is great exception for QA issues. I have some of those issues but not some others.
An extremely annoying thing that happens to me you didn't mention is when I'm using the integrated GPU sometimes the screen flickers.
And if it matters my unit at least doesn't overheat at all. It's actually quite impressive.