EXPERIENCE THE Surface Laptop Studio As A Console: GAMING REVIEW (2022) 

Does the screen flicker for u?

@@Gamers4511 I have a surface pro 8 i7 which has the 120hz screen and haven't had any flicker issues

@@josher14 I just updated drivers hopefully it doesn’t happen again laptops too good to return

Great tip, what kind of performance will you get with this setting on and the laptop plugged in?

@@marksapollo I don't actually own a surface laptop studio, so I'm not sure how much it will help, but if you look up gaming tests of RTX 3050 TI laptops, you should get a better picture of performance

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Glad you like!

Thanks! If it’s a laptop specifically you want, I’d go for one of the RazerBlades with a high end graphics card. To me, those are the skinniest proper gaming laptops and they’ll perform much better and more consistently than the Surface Laptop Studio. If not those, then I’ll say one of the thicc AlienWare type laptops, although I’m yet to test those myself

@@iAmPaulObelley would those games work with this laptop tho or even R6 seige

how well did it go? I'm looking to purchase this exact model at the moment. I was going to go with the Surface Pro 9 as a tablet but I decided to go with the Surface Laptop Studio as it also functions as a tablet while having a more traditional laptop feel with a GPU

@@timothyhill6879 oh well I still have it and love it I made a gaming setup around the laptop too, I brought the razer 27” 165hz monitor the surface doc 2 and then got the razer basilisk ultimate mouse, razer huntsman elite 2 keyboard the giant rgr razer mouse mate and had it all hooked up to my laptop through the dock and a dongle I got and whenever I want to game I put it in high performance mode plug my laptop in and I'm good to go. Sure deffo not the cheapest way to go around it but it's a set up I thought long and hard about and worked my ass off to get it all set up and it does work like a charm.

Oh it absolutely will get hot when you play graphically intensive games. Never had it overheat and shut down tho, but yes, it can and will throttle performance if things don’t stay cool enough

In my experience and with the games I tested, yes. Gotta be plugged in tho

Nope. Wasn't the case for me. Try setting things manually and see how that works

what's the budget

Download DS4Windows, connect your controller via Bluetooth, and viola

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MacBooks technically. But that’s a whole other story. Some Windows laptops are so powerful for specific games tho, that even when unplugged, their performance would still be top notch

dunno about Macs (not many games support these natively anyway), but as for Windows it's not about specific device rather than Windows power settings. See @mist1373 comment on that above.

You mean playing Fortnite and streaming it at the same time?

@@iAmPaulObelley yes, but i also want to know if I can do these tasks separately and not at the same time

You can definitely do those things separately without any problems as long as the laptop stays cool and you're not playing with the absolute highest settings. I'm not sure about doing both at the same time tho cause I never tried that exactly. My guess is that the RTX 3050Ti will be fine as as long as it doesn't get too warm and start throttling. Hope this helps!

@@iAmPaulObelley Thanks!

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​@Isaac Villanueva Linux so I don't even play half the games most people do anymore but you can still cloud game

I thought this too but then I said like it's a PC tower specs in a paper thin laptop