This isn't completely exact(It's an 8305G, not 10th gen), but this is about what I have:
https://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-IdeaPad-Gaming-Laptop-i5-10300H/dp/B08BS557MX/ref=sr_1_5?tag=teamfortresst-20?

Recording is mainly so I can look back and VOD review my games, because I feel like I play well and then when I look back I go "omg this is terrible"

The thing is that I'd really just only use the PC for gaming, because I already have an somewhat okay laptop that I use day-to-day, so I think it's worth it to go for a PC purely for the better specs. I also couldn't really find a laptop with a 240hz monitor that would fit my budget, unless you can link one.

Hi, so I'm currently looking to buy a new gaming PC, and I wanted to ask a few questions before I start researching.
Assume I have done everything I can to optimize valorant(lowest graphics, setting VAL priority to high, etc...), and I play on the second lowest resolution(needed to play on that to consistently get 120fps AND record)

• What specs what you need to get 240 fps on average? (no recording)
• Would $1500 be a reasonable amount to spend to get 240fps + 240hz monitor? What about $2000? (Pre-Built)
• Is it a big enough difference going from 120fps - 240 to buy a new gaming PC?
• Anything else I should know before buying a new PC?

Serious answers only please.

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PRX 3-2 NRG
PRX aim-diffs NRG, PRX's W-key ruins FNS's strats

PRX 2-1

I think PRX's aim diff ends up being the deciding factor. NRG is good in mechanics, but I don't think any team can match up player for player in mechs.

They both share the same good maps, both have at least solid IGLing, and both have highly explosive players that can win you a map. PRX running it down will ruin any kind of FNS strat for the most part.