Which laptop to buy, are overwhelmed?
I'm not sure which of the six laptops is right. We would rarely need it. I rarely play simulation games on the laptop, the woman in the house is just doing online banking about it, or just shopping online, and the boy in the house is just doing homework (Word, PowerPoint). It is important to me that he is fast… Would be nice if someone has more idea than I could recommend me
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If you want the laptop to be fast, I recommend you take the i3, because this CPU is a bit faster than the Pentium. The graphics unit of the i3 is also faster than the Pentium. In addition, this laptop has a 256 GB SSD hard drive, which will provide very short loading times.
On the screenshot only was not the resolution to see? So 1920x1080 are already more beautiful than 1366 pixels…
In no case should you buy a laptop with only 4GB of RAM, that's really too little nowadays.
Edit (but without): Actually Good suggestions:-)
I think this one is optimal, which also has 1920x1080: https://www.notebooksbilliger.de/...81hn00ngge
For one, thank you. Yes, Lenovo would be the best of the 3. Is not for nothing Bestseller at notebooksbilliger.
To play are all 3 💩.
For Office is only good with Intel i3.
Nothing else to say.
The Intel Celeron or Pentium Nxxx is absolute measures
@ TechnicGuru First of all thanks for the help. I had the Lenovo first on the list, but then I noticed that is only 2 core. Is not that too little. A friend told me min. 4 core.
Yes 2 cores are already scarce, but he has 4 threads. If I may go from budget of 500-600 euro, then here are some suggestions:
https://www.notebooksbilliger.de/...5+52g+53pu
4 cores and 8 threads 😁
8GB RAM
256GB SSD
15.6 '' with FHD
And an MX150 for games
2 years warranty.
https://www.notebooksbilliger.de/...81hn00ryge
The Lenovo from above with the i5 from the 8th generation like the Acer for 550 euro.
There you have a 128GB SSD for Windows and 1TB HDD for the rest.
@ TechnicGuru the two would be too expensive. Did not want to spend more than 500. I'm shaking between four laptops, the three that you first sent me, and the HP 250 G6 from my screenshots. Is there a big difference between 2 & 4 core?
OK. You can live with 2 cores if it has at least 4 threads.
He is usually intended for surfing and Office.
I think for your case, the i5 7th Gen and the Ryzen 2200U are enough.
Because they are with 2 cores and 4 threads despite allem suffice.
(Ds HP 250 G6 is 25 euro above your budget)
As you waver between these laptops, I compare them:
The biggest differences are in display and battery between the 4 laptops:
Display / Battery /
Lenovo: 1080p anti-reflective / 30Wh / 256GB SSD
HP17inch: 1600x900p anti-reflective / 41Wh / 256GB SDD
HP15inch: 1366x768p anti-reflective / 41Wh / 256GB SDD
HP250G6SP: 1080p / anti-reflective / 41Wh / 256GB SSD
The two HP's in the middle have only 720p, the other two 1080p.
The Lenovo has the smallest battery.
I would tend to the HP17 inch or the HP250G6SP.
These have a reasonable number of ports, 1080p / 720p, from the processor here is the 17 inches with the Ryzen slightly faster in the turbo cycle.
