I would like to get a new laptop soon, which I mostly need to work (WebDesign, Adobe programs). However, also to play, surf, etc. The work, however, has priority (so it should be too!) I would set the ratio to 70/30 (work - games). Another priority is that it should be 17 inches, as everything else is too small (bigger fits of course). So leave your recommendations there, and I'll look at all of you!
PS: The resolution should be good too. Is needed for the work.
So 700 euro, 17 inches and gambling is really difficult to find something suitable.
If it really can only cost up to 700 euro, then it is recommendablehttps://geizhals.de/lenovo-ideapad-320-17ikbr-grau-81bj0007ge-a1742610.html?hloc=de
If it may cost a little over 700 euro, then here: https://geizhals.de/...ml?hloc=de
The Medion erazer laptop has an almost twice as fast graphics card.
The modern laptops are a maximum of 15 inches tall. These include intel core i5 to i7 and many Ryzen laptops.
At my work we have laptops with an intel core i3 8008 or something. And these parts are incredibly fast unlike the AMD laptops that I bought several times back then.
Many say Ryzen 2500U or 2700U are better, others say that intel is better.
AMD has Vega graphics unit… And intel still hangs from their age-old HD620 or son garbage. Sometimes UHD720 or something. What the UHD is looking for, although it does not even create UHD, is questionable xD
Notebookbilliger.de is not that true…
Geizhals.de, then on hardware, then on notebooks
He is looking for the best out of all major providers (Notebookbilliger, Media Markt, Alternate, etc.), so you're sure to find the cheapest price.
17 inches, 8GB RAM, SSD, i5. Think that should be the framework. And of course the 700. For the money you already get a lot!
Have you considered getting a laptop with touch screen? Call themselves digitizers, as you can z.T. Very good at writing and drawing. This may be the case with you. However, it must be clear that the screens cost a lot. As a result, less power is available at the same price (will still be enough!). Roughly one can say with 700 euro with Touchscreen you have then performance-wise a device of approximately 500 euro. Everyone has to know for themselves
Well, roughly speaking: Intel's 8th generation is a tick faster than the Ryzen processor performance concerns. But the Ryzen is graphically ahead of the UHD 620. You have to weigh that
Just say with or without touch, then I'll find something out for you
I do not really need the touch screen.
Then there are two options. Either old workstations bsw. From Dell… They are used and overhauled. Cost so 400-500 euro. Graphically, that's OK, processor performance is good, but most do not have a large graphics card. But you can really throw the pieces on the wall and they keep on running. I would not buy anything very expensive
https://www.ebay.de/...0&_sacat=0
Option two would be one from this list:
https://geizhals.de/...92~2379_17
An MX 130 is good, a MX 150 better. So if you can get a 150 € at 20 euro difference, then look better that it will be one. The rest of the hardware and specs are actually all the same…
For ~ 550 there would also be a Ryzen 5 2500u model (most of the others are discouraged, because they still have problems with the waste heat.) For 500-600 Euro, there's currently nothing better… Clear P / L winner). The graphics unit is a bit below the level of a MX 130 … As you can see you get the devices with MX 130 but earliest from 650 euro… So roughly you save 100 euro.
https://geizhals.de/...17~6751_21
should you go down to 15.6 it will be easier again… Then there's the Ryzen 5 2500u from 499 euro and the other devices see for yourself:
https://geizhals.de/...~7436_4096
Since my recommendation, I think especially with the here:
GTX 1050 and faster processor than the rest:
https://geizhals.de/...at&hloc=de
He has just for little extra charge then again over 20% more power than a system with MX 150 and i5 8250u
