I would say for that case any modern laptop(that has like a Ryzen 4000 or 5000 APU(but still Ryzen 5) or 10th-11th Intel CPU(i5 or i7) with Iris graphics) with iGPU should do fine, something like an ASUS Vivobook or an Ideapad. More on reddit.com

If you're going to switch, what games do you play, and what is your budget? This site has options from best buy. http://gaminglaptop.deals I would get the best GPU followed by the best CPU you can get within your budget. Personally I'd look at a laptop with a 4080 GPU.  It's significantly better than a 4070/4060/4050. Lenovo historically has good builds.  I have an MSI that's high end with a 4080 and it's been good to me so far. You can skimp on SSD and RAM as long as your RAM isn't soldered you can always upgrade those. Youtube a video of upgrading those on the model you are thinking about buying. Hope this helps. More on reddit.com

Have had this conversation when buying parts and the guy started talking to me about Ram requirements for coding and tried to sell me on 32GB as I picked up 64GB and said “future proofing a bit too much is better than too little”. He then put 2 and 2 together I realised I was making a gaming build. “You would really appreciate a high refresh rate monitor” 🤣 yes thanks for your help man… More on reddit.com

This Acer Nitro 5 is going to be much better than either of the ones you posted. It may be at the top of your budget, but it comes with a significantly better CPU and GPU along with 16 GB of RAM. Pay once, cry once. More on reddit.com