I compare the two notebooks:
https://www.saturn.de/...74603.html
https://www.saturn.de/...70425.html
Intel® Core ™ i5-1135G7 processor vs AMD Ryzen 54500U
Would like to know which one has the better processor, would like to buy a laptop on Sunday with the 19% promotion.
That's hard to say… But the better overall performance is ultimately provided by AMD:-)
The i5 will be a little faster. This is mainly due to the fact that it can allow itself 28 watts, the Ryzen only 15. In addition, the Ryzen is slowed down a bit by the RAM
Both laptops are too expensive. As far as the APUs are concerned, they are both very similarly efficient, the core i has a slightly higher single-thread performance, but only four cores (with HTT), the 4500u is a hexacore (without SMT), and the Ryzen should have the lead when it comes to multi-thread performance.
The IGPs are both excellent, in fact the Iris Xe is now even a tad better than the Vega, especially since the Ryzen computer has built in terribly lame RAM, an absolute no-go for an IGP.
I wouldn't buy either computer at that price, but I would probably find the core i a bit more attractive.
If I get the 19% cheaper with the i5, it is still too expensive or is it okay for the price?
I need an office laptop up to 700 euro, I'm open to alternative suggestions.
As far as I know, waiver of VAT on all articles is still just a rumor. If it is indeed true, the deal is good but not exceptional. You can get calculators with the 4500 for ~ 580 euro without any discount:
https://www.dell.com/...003b96o4t0
you would need an 8GB 3.2GHz DIMM for ~ 35 euro
Or here for a few euro more:
https://www.alternate.de/Lenovo/IdeaPad-5-15ARE05-(81YQ007YGE)-Notebook/html/product/1646508?zanpid=11731_1612552143_faff1415904cdaecb678ffc90047ad13&awc=11731_1612552143_faff1415904cdaecb678ffc90047ad13&partner=dezanoxtextlink&campaign=AF/DeZanox/Textlinks/Alternate
