ASUS Gaming Notebook FX705DU-AU019T, black (90NR0282-M00640)
RAM size: 16 GB ddr4
Processor: AMD Ryzen ™ 7 3750H
Graphics card: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1660 Ti 6 GB
Hard disk: SSD, 512 GB, M.2 via PCIe
Price: 1099 euro
Use: work, games like cod or minecraft.
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MSI Gaming Notebook GL63 8SD-475DE black / red (0016P7-475)
RAM size: 16 GB ddr4
Processor: Intel® Core ™ i7-8750H
Graphics card: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1660 Ti 6 GB
Hard disk: SSD, 512 GB, M.2 via PCIe
Price: 1111 euro
Use: work, games like cod or minecraft.
Neither of the two would rather get that because there's a much better graphics card in it: https://hardwarerat.de/...512gb-nvme
Without ray tracing (which nobody needs yet) and tensor cores, the 2060 isn't really much better than the 1660Ti, and the CPU is also worse. I wouldn't buy that.
Personally, I would recommend the Asus as it has the AMD Reyzen which is very popular with many gamers. I would normally recommend Intel. The AMD costs a bit more for gaming.
What I can also recommend is the Dell Alienware one of the best gaming PCs for top games and good performance. I got myself to Black Friday but it costs about 600 euro more.
However, I would recommend the Asus because of the AMD Ryzen.
Hopefully it helped you a little.
Do you already know that AMD still sucks in gaming applications?
This applies to CPUs that are basically equally good, but the Ryzen simply fails in this matchup all along the line.
MSI has more experience with gaming laptops than Asus.
Since the price difference is only 10 euro, I would definitely invest this in the MSI laptop.
Intel CPUs are definitely more durable than AMD CPUs (in laptops)
Intel generally manages better with various programs than AMD CPUs. In laptops I would not rely on AMD CPUs like this. Intel is still the market leader in laptop CPU's. No AMD CPU in laptops.
