Which notebook is the best of those for a computer science student?
I always thought that what you program on it later makes the difference.
Since the brand does not matter if you later determine the content.
You have the best conditions and quality for your studies.
And I do not think that you are in the lecture GTA 5 zockst.
Not me.
Well not necessarily if there's a laptop that can handle my content better than another
Do not get smudged xD
My personal favorite from the series is definitely the 530er Yoga - but with a reasonable processor and sufficient RAM.
I think the purpose as a convertible just for lectures interesting, because you can also make sketches, etc. With nementsprechenden pen goes even better…
Yes… Also goes with the Surface, but what about the Surface u.a. Disruptive are the loud fan noise, the high price and the non-existent possibility even to expand or replace any component (RAM, HDD / SSD)
The V130 personally would be too slow for me from the technical components.
From HP, I'm generally not a friend, so the device for me exits from the outset.
Trekstor? Well… Can you be divided… Not my thing!
Acer Swift 1 → I think nothing of passively cooled notebooks, as experience has shown that they are usually lame cucumbers, since the parts are more busy throttling the CPU, so they do not get too warm, than that theirs Doing work.
Ergo: LENOVO YOGA 530
So… That should be enough as a small statement: -D
Could also be difficult with the crutch… ^^
Which crutch
I think a hint on the GPU of the computer
The Acer Swift 1 …
at 1.1 GHz base clock and 4GB RAM it still has to share with the GPU then helps synonymous not a quad core
Among others… Yes…
But also on the 4GB shared RAM and the ultra-lame CPU…
CPU is not the topic for that.
In addition, you can 4 gig so cheap (DDR3 ggf DDR4) retrofit
Well… You can argue about that. CPU is very much a topic in terms of the overall performance of a system. But everyone has to decide for sixh himself. My comparison winner is certain. And there's no room for a measly 1.1 GHz QC CPU 😉
Only as a supplement to the topic of CPU: a passively cooled CPU simply can't do anything great, because intensive computing power now generates a lot of heat, which may not occur in a passive cooling at a particularly high rate. Unless you want to use the device as a mobile stove top. So, in order to counteract this, the performance is always pretty well throttled. And that definitely affects system performance.
So please: if so argue, then make right before, or speak from experience. 😉
Style is not everything…
