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Why are you working on a gaming PC and expecting good battery life? It's like using an macbook m1 and expecting good gaming performance.
You can go get a lenovo yoga or carbon and get 10hrs easy. Its a ways off the 20hrs of an m1, but it's far from the 1 hour of ridiculousness you'll get with a giant legion while you use a text editor.
Because I need a graphics card for work. My expectations are that the laptop doesn't run out of battery while I'm on a zoom call with a client. Too much for my lenovo.
So an arm based laptop wouldn't even work for you, no matter who sells it?
A good one would. Maybe one with lots of shared ram. Maybe one with a few tricks that boost graphic work. Do you know any?