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It’s engineered to be a budget gaming laptop. The display isn’t targeted for color accuracy and it’s only 1080P. Adding more RAM and a larger SSD internally would be of potential benefit, as this machine is also not optimized for external I/O performance other than displays, of which you’d also want a higher resolution color-accurate display if you care about visual fidelity. This machine is designed to use higher resolution external displays, and you’d need that especially for 4K or higher video editing to see how things really are. But, by the time you get all that done, you may find it was cheaper and easier to buy a machine designed for video editing from the start. This machine (like all machines) isn’t going to be the best at everything, and budget is one of those things that is a design consideration: envisions the budgeting of reality, and something needs to be sacrificed. This isn’t even a top-of-the-line gaming laptop for performance for video, of which a more powerful GPU if it has the right hardware would improve video processing speed via hardware acceleration, but the NVIDIA GPU is going to work fairly well for most games for most users.
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