Non gaming laptops that run valorant well pls help

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macbook

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unironically yes lol
the older macbook (16 inch) not the current one if u get the AMD radeon pro graphics card u can get like 200fps consistently no problem and ive actually played some games on it
the newer one (also 16 inch) I havent tried valorant on it yet but im confident the m3 pro chip could run val just as smoothly with no problem

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Does macos even have support for valorant? You probably have to run it under some layers of emulation which will reduce the performance substantially.

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you can boot into windows without emulating on the intel macbooks

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grisx23

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Not on Apple silicon chips (m1, 2, 3). Only on intel chips you can boot into windows. However, it's kind of stupid to buy intel macbook in 2024.

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replied to the wrong person

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u can use this feature called bootcamp

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pc

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anything

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unironically yes, even better with a cooling pad, I got one for like 30 euros

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if he's getting a non gaming laptop then he won't even need a cooling pad, they don't get hot at all

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I have a mid-range acer laptop from 2018
I partially solved the heating issue by cleaning the fans but I still notice a slight increase in performance with the cooling pad on
if OP is just a casual player he's probably not gonna need it anyways

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iPad pro with magic keyboard

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Why tho

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anything with a ryzen processor tbh

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Lenovo IdeaPad 3i Slim. Doesn't cost all that much but it should cover all of your needs