But then you went with the Lenovo which uses PWM and can flicker. The 1050 Ti is a fine entry level gamer but a hardcore gamer would skip that for the 1060 or better.
As to upgrades, laptops rarely offer any upgrade path on the GPU so you are stuck with that.
I can't guess which games but try the i5 and 1060 combo search next.
SOURCE: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-Legion-Y720-7700HQ-Full-HD-GTX-1060-Laptop-Review.218710.0.html and skip down to PWM.
The PWM rate is very high but if you get the occasional flicker, you know where it came from.
Hi! Recently I've benn lurking on internet searching for a new laptop that I need for my work.
I want to use this programs along with low to heavy gaming
3ds Max (modeling and rendering)
Unreal Engine (Video game design and programming)
Some Photoshop
Little Video Editing
After navigating stores and stores my Options are narrowed to 2 finalists.
I've tried to find one that has both I7 8750H and 1060Gtx but let's say is over my current budget.
Both have the same price in my country.
NOTE: I CANNOT AFFORD UPGRADING COMPONENTS IN NEAR FUTURE
Dell G3:
I7-8750H
1050TI GTX
8GB Ram
128GB SSD
1TB HDD
AND
Lenovo Legion Y720
I7-7700HQ
1060 GTX
16GB RAM
128GB SSD
1TB HDD
What do you think will come more useful for what I want to do?
Appreciate your help

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