First, it depends on what level of video editing you need and what your specific requirements are. The decision has to be made based on that. On a laptop, video editing brings several real issues: overheating during long sessions, battery draining fast under load, slow render times, and crashes when the system gets too stressed. These are not occasional problems, they happen regularly with sustained editing work. PC is technically the better choice for video editing because it handles heat better, renders faster, and gives more power for the same money. But in Pakistan, loadshedding makes PC use unreliable without a UPS, which adds extra cost. So the practical answer depends on your situation. If you have stable power or a UPS, go PC. If loadshedding is frequent and you have no UPS, laptop is more reliable for uninterrupted work. These are the options found, but prices vary by market. You will have to visit in person to confirm the actual rate. 1. Lenovo ThinkPad T480 – i7 8th Gen, 2 GB Nvidia MX150 2. Lenovo ThinkPad T480 – 16 GB / 512 GB + 2 GB Nvidia 3. HP ENVY 13 – i5 8th Gen, 2 GB Nvidia MX250 (open‑box) 4. Dell Latitude 5411 – i5 10th Gen, 2 GB Nvidia MX250 5. Dell Inspiron 15 / Inspiron 7586 – i7 8th Gen, 2 GB Nvidia MX150 6. HP Pavilion / HP Pavilion 15 (MX250‑type GPUs) 7. General gaming / MX150–MX250 laptops (used)

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