I need a laptop badly, do you have any good ones?
Price up to 2000 euro is okay… But can also be cheaper.
Is the "Dominator" series from MSI still available?
If so, they are great.
Can you expand even after 2-4 years, since everything is plugged in and not soldered, in my case recently.
It's still fun today, even though it's already 5 years old.
Back then bought for studies, 2015.
What purpose? With the budget you even get CAD-capable.
For work, home office and learning
The work consists of what?
I then get access and log on to a drive, I have to be sure I work with DATEV and I don't want to have a cheap laptop
Then I would forget the whole home user gaming ruffle and check out the Lenovo T series. From around 1000 euro you get good, durable quality.
Datev runs m.W. Not even on the Mac.
Why at all?
https://hardwarerat.de/...-pro?c=119 brute performance, easy to repair, good battery life. Much extremely fast NVME SSD storage. The ssd is as fast as a samsung 970 evo. And if you are planning something bigger, you will run out of ram with 32GB, definitely never run out of ram. Besides, there's nothing in it that he doesn't need. You should always have an illuminated keyboard.
Many Thanks!
Yes, it's all about home office, my boss said I can order one through the company because we're slowly moving towards lockdown here in the district and we want to prepare. But I keep the price below 1000 euro.
If this is really just a pure desk laptop for word processing, diagrams, calculations or similar office stuff, maybe something bigger? https://hardwarerat.de/...-pro?c=120 the world of laptops is extremely varied. In contrast, there's extremely little choice for cars ^^
Oh yes, we only work with DATEV and there's a separate drive on it which is installed, so it should be somehow safe.
I just really know nothing.
Ok, DATEV is really not demanding, it's child's play for the laptop. https://hardwarerat.de/...-pro?c=120 the ssd is pretty safe too. Nevertheless, you should of course still have a backup when doing such work. The best thing to do is to get an external ssd.
Okay thank you thank you thank you.
Then I'll take a closer look at it with my boss.
Really helped me. We're actually all in the office all the time and that's why not many have a laptop for the home office
First of all, my greatest respect. It is well known in Germany that anyone who can't manage their tax advisor becomes a surgeon.
What do you mean?
Nothing, it was just because of the software. Of course, I don't know exactly what job you're doing.
I'm not a tax advisor, but my boss is a tax advisor. DATEV is also used by lawyers, but it was a good idea. Sorry there was something on the tube.
Have already chosen a laptop for a tax clerk. So far she is very satisfied. It's been 5 years.
Simply because Datev didn't make it for Mac.
Most of the potential users are using Windows. There are various applications, especially in the business area, where it is not worth developing and maintaining / supporting both systems.
Do you work in that field?
I have a normal job in a completely different area, which I only do part-time. Accordingly, I have MUCH MORE TIME than would be good for me to deal with PC stuff. No, I don't get paid for anything that has to do with hardware
Oh, could have been.
