Is the laptop suitable for everyday tasks like Word, Excel, surfing? Br Brantleyrotate
I'm starting to study soon and want to get a laptop for the purpose. It should therefore be used primarily for this purpose, but he should also be able to perform games like League of Legends in reasonably good quality, without overheating. Does not have to be on the highest settings. It would be best if someone each of me could show the best for under 700/600/500 euro. I would not like to spend more than 600, but 700 would be OK too. Ne SSD would of course be beneficial, but the laptop does not need a touch screen or so.
I can't give you an example right now, but make sure that the laptop has an SSD, a GTX 150mx or higher, and a 7 or 8 generation Intel processor!
So I would have for you now 3 Chosen for each about 500, 600 and 700 euro
First of all for 500 euro
https://geizhals.de/...at&hloc=de
Then the one for 600 euro
https://geizhals.de/...at&hloc=de
And that for 700 euro
Thanks, the i5 is better in both laptops than e.g. The new ryzen 3700U that someone else has already recommended for me? https://geizhals.de/...ml?hloc=de
I strongly advise you not to install Steam or LoL on your Uni Laptop. That will distract you extremely. Had the case itself. If it's just a click away, the temptation is too big and the link always in sight
From the cpu performance, the Ryzen 3700U is better than the i5.
But the two laptops I've recommended have each had a dedicated graphics card, which is better than the built-in 3700u.
Not that the 3700u would be bad.
It depends on what you want to play. If it's just games like LOL, then the cheapest laptop I recommend is easy enough.
A laptop for 350 euro is enough to work purely for studying
So it depends on how important you are to gaming.
Since I already have a desktop PC for other games, it is enough if the laptop league can play. Would like to be able to play the game with friends, that's all, I also do not play other things. If there's the cheapest PC, then that's perfect, thank you!
Do not you think the 250GB is too little?
I remember ^^
It would be easy enough for a laptop for my studies.
Or maybe you would have a similar recommendation with a Ryzen, so no separate graphics card, but with a slightly longer battery life? The Lenovo is said to have only one of up to 6.5 hours, I do not know if that's really much or not. If he had more memory, that would not be bad either, but I do not think so.
Yes, this would be an alternative with a longer term.
