Laptop procurement?

I'm looking for a new laptop. It should be about 15 inches. In addition, it should not be too heavy and not too fat. Ram, GHz and the like doesn't really matter at first. It should be max. 650 euro cost. And I don't need the laptop for anything out of the ordinary.

Is a bit older, but here:

just take a newer model from this series and it's good. If you don't care about ram, cpu, you can do it this easy way too

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There are notebook finders and notebook consultants on the Internet that can simplify the search:

https://www.notebooksbilliger.de/...ok+berater

https://www.cyberport.de/notebook-und-tablet/notebook-berater.html

I had a good experience with Lenovo and Asus, you can compare the notebooks with each other again and see where they are cheapest at Idealo, price comparison, Amazon, media market etc.

If you don't need the laptop for anything unusual, I would choose a device with a processor from Intel Core i3 or Ryzen 3. Plus 8 GB of RAM and an SSD. An SSD provides a decent speed boost compared to an HDD. In terms of processor and RAM, you won't need more power. You don't need a dedicated graphics card either. You can easily get something under 650 euro.

For example, there would be the following device for 320 euro: https://www.otto.de/...-940918140

It is a 15.6-inch device with a full HD display. An AMD Ryzen 3 3200U, 8 GB RAM and a 256 GB SSD are installed. The device seems to be available in 8 to 10 days.

Here the device would be available faster, but also costs 30 euro more: https://www.alternate.de/HP/15-db1224ng-Notebook/html/product/1556331

You would have to get an operating system. For example, you can get an OEM license for Windows 10 on MMOGA for little money.

What do you think of the Asus VivoBook 15

Seems not to be bad, but there are several versions of it and it has no optical drive but something like that is hardly needed or not at all necessary. There are also external drives for little money if you absolutely need one but mostly they end up as dust catchers.

If I had to decide on the processors, I would take an Intel i5, at least 8GB Ram and with an SSD hard drive and make sure that Windows is preinstalled otherwise also order.

Thank you. How can you best learn about processors?

You can see under Specifications which processor is installed, for example. An i5 is not the same in all devices, there are already several generations and where it is used whether PC, mini PC or notebook. You can also compare and test out on the Internet. An Intel Core i5 8265U can be installed in the VivoBook, an Intel Core i5 6200U is installed in my Asus R556U.

https://www.cpu-monkey.com/de/compare_cpu-intel_core_i5_6200u-590-vs-intel_core_i5_8265u-892

You can compare all i3, i5, i7 with each other or with AMD, there are also individual reports.