Throbbing Angel
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Indeed, however, I'm unhappy with the all day battery lifeBeastly!
Indeed, however, I'm unhappy with the all day battery lifeBeastly!
These are only £3kMaybe spend £3k instead of the measly month's salary (my salary that is) that I spent farmerbarleymow ?!?!
Bonkers. It's a gaming laptop, but unless your some obsessed mobile gamer, why would you spend that much and not want to play on a bigger screen. I'm pretty sure I could build a desktop with similar gaming performance for a bit over a grand.
Spotted this one at £4k - looks lovely but I really can't* justify spending that as my current laptops works fine.Maybe spend £3k instead of the measly month's salary (my salary that is) that I spent farmerbarleymow ?!?!
Spotted this one at £4k - looks lovely but I really can't* justify spending that as my current laptops works fine.
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* can totally justify spending money on a new toy
Second screens like that have their uses such as for a live render window if modelling on the main screen or any other software really where you want some of the windows you want quick access to out of the way.I’m not sure what the little second screen is for. Seems very fancy if it’s just for a tiny increase in screen real estate.
A new toy is always a sound justification. I won't buy it though - will wait until the current laptop is showing signs of age or it stops getting updates. The previous machine lasted me ten years so hopefully this one will.Just why?
A new toy is always a sound justification. I won't buy it though - will wait until the current laptop is showing signs of age or it stops getting updates. The previous machine lasted me ten years so hopefully this one will.
Your probably right. I've recently spent over a grand on a phone so won't buy any new IT stuff for a while.Without knowing what you use it for, it's hard to advise, but I think you'd be better served buying one much cheaper and replacing it in 5 years.
Don’t buy a cheap laptop that has an Intel Atom, Celeron or AMD Athlon from more than four years ago. At this point you’re buying a product that was hardly fast when it was launched, and will feel positively ancient in 2024.
It wasn't so bad. The mrs had a Kaby Lake Pentium that was exactly the same as the i3, minus 200MHz peak speed. It was fine, for the most part. Yes, the 6 core Zen2 that replaced it is better, but it's not massively different.They never should have been sold. God awful things.
It wasn't so bad. The mrs had a Kaby Lake Pentium that was exactly the same as the i3, minus 200MHz peak speed. It was fine, for the most part. Yes, the 6 core Zen2 that replaced it is better, but it's not massively different.
It depends on what they went with. It tended to be laptops with 768 pixel screens and 4GB of RAM. I made sure it was 1080 and 8GB and that's what made it okay. The previous one was even an old Sandy Bridge Pentium with 6GB and that... well, it wasn't bad.Oh. When ever I had the misfortune to be shown one of these things by someone who'd bought one, they were god awful.