u/SuperDoggyCoolz

I recently picked up the newest Yoga a couple of weeks ago and have seriously loved this thing (besides the battery life). It could really do everything I wanted it to, until this morning when I placed the laptop on a flat surface and noticed one corner would lift up. I looked at it head-on and realized the laptop already seems uneven or slightly bent.

I've been very careful with this laptop, which is why I’m confused about what could have caused it. My only guess is that it could possibly be a thermal issue since I have been gaming on it quite a bit, although I’m not sure. Luckily I have a good warranty and can send it in for repair, but it’s still frustrating having to do that this early into its lifespan.

Has anyone else experienced this issue, and if so, is this still a laptop worth keeping? I’m planning on using it for college in a few months.

Hello,

I recently picked up the newest Yoga a couple of weeks ago and have seriously loved this thing (besides the battery life). It could really do everything I wanted it to, until this morning when I placed the laptop on a flat surface and noticed one corner would lift up. I looked at it head-on and realized the laptop already seems uneven or slightly bent.

I've been very careful with this laptop, which is why I’m confused about what could have caused it. My only guess is that it could possibly be a thermal issue since I have been gaming on it quite a bit, although I’m not sure. Luckily I have a good warranty and can send it in for repair, but it’s still frustrating having to do that this early into its lifespan.

Has anyone else experienced this issue, and if so, is this still a laptop worth keeping? I’m planning on using it for college in a few months.

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I would really rather not get a gaming branded laptop as I heard they get loud and hot fast but would like to casually play games in my free time as well. My grandpa also only trust brands like HP, Dell, and Lenovo (I could convince him of other brands if they are trustworthy). He recommends at least getting a nvidia gpu, 32+ gb ddr5 (or something equivalent), and a terabyte of storage.

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Has anyone else had a dilemma like this where they knew they could do better but don't know if its worth taking the risk?