How can I tell how fast it works before buying a new laptop / notebook?

I would like to buy a new laptop in the near future. But I do not know how to recognize the speed of the computer, eg surfing, downloading, PC booting etc? Which unit? When is a laptop fast?

SSD unit: write and read speed, the rest does not matter…

In general, the easiest way to get the performance out of a laptop is through benchmark testing.

You can boot up faster if you have a fast memory.

Downloading depends on the server and your internet connection.

Yes, I think forget everything else Main thing ne fast hard drive

That… Is not that easy.

a big difference whether HDD or SSD hard disk. SSD is much faster. And actually almost standard if you do not get a super cheap laptop. Disadvantage less space.

the processor. But there are several factors. The Ghz tahl, levelcache and the generation and therefore architecture. Some things are not immediately recognizable. My tip here: prefer more cores and therefore lower Ghz number. And rather an i5 with less Ghz number than an i3.

even in doubt prefer to get the newer generation.

and last but not least, RAM. Although only secondary how fast he works but can have a good influence on it anyway. 8Gb should be better if you can afford 16gb.

and now the best tip. Just let yourself be advised in the store. Not all coworkers are idiots so far when I've always asked competent people.

Depending on what you do different requirements arise. An SSD hard drive and 8Gb RAM should be the minimum

For surfing / Office: core i3 CPU and above

For multimedia: core i3 and higher (better i5) and 16Gb Ram

For graphic design or similar: min core i5+ dedicated graphics card, 16gb ram

For gaming: min core i5+ min dedicated graphics card GTX 1050ti, 16Gb Ram

This is about the built-in hard drive.

In Windows 10 and a HDD can drive in between to the tank. (Exaggeratedly said)

The laptop should have an SSD and it can look at Notebookcheck after the benchmarks of the SSD, read / write rates.

Exactly, who needs a good processor or more than 4 GB RAM.

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