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- PSA: Razer refuses to sell replacement Parts For Their laptops. even batteries.
- Any news on a Thinkpad X1 Carbon Gen6?
- What cause this screen damage? (Lenovo Y520)
- Gigabyte Aero 15/15X – anyone happy with their purchase?
- Used laptop for around 600-700
- Trouble with laptop , please help !!
- Help Buying - $1k-1.6k, Australia
- Asus laptop-q325ua-BI7T21
- Dual-Booting Acer Helios 300 / Eluktronics N850HP6 / Inspiron 7567
- ASUS X550VX or Lenovo Legion?
- 900€ laptop frustration
- Is this ips glow or backlight bleeding
- Wich buy between t420 or 2570p?
- Do i need a new laptop?
- Acer Aspire VN7-592G 15.6 inch Laptop Notebook
- best cheapest laptops 2018
- Do I Need a Cooling Pad/Fan for a Gaming Laptop?
- Used Dell XPS worth it?
- Best laptop for Sims 4?
- Cut losses on macbook and switch to windows?
- throttlestop settings for new dell xps 13 9370?
- Could someone Explain the Difference between a chromebook with a different oS installed and a regular notebook?
- Having Some Regrets.
- 2016 MacBook Pro w/ touchbar advice
| PSA: Razer refuses to sell replacement Parts For Their laptops. even batteries. Posted: 08 Jan 2018 11:31 AM PST
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| Any news on a Thinkpad X1 Carbon Gen6? Posted: 08 Jan 2018 10:48 AM PST | ||
| What cause this screen damage? (Lenovo Y520) Posted: 08 Jan 2018 08:48 AM PST
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| Gigabyte Aero 15/15X – anyone happy with their purchase? Posted: 08 Jan 2018 06:48 AM PST I'm in the market for a 15" PC laptop that'll allow me to do relatively demanding audio production work on the go, and ideally it should be usable for game development as well (meaning beefy graphics card and a non-horrible keyboard). Build quality, support for 32GB of RAM and TB3 are deciding factors, too. Unfortunately I'll need it before mid-February, so I probably cannot afford to wait for this week's CES offerings to make it to the shelves. :( Like many others I was wooed by the specs and looks of Gigabyte's Aero 15/15X, but looking around for real-world opinions seems to yield more negative than positive reports – the Aero 15's infamous key combination issue, fans that give out early, key chatter in the 15X, weak support and a byzantine RMA process on Gigabyte's end – which put quite a damper on my enthusiasm. Since the list of devices that seem to do everything I want on paper is laughably short, I'm not quite ready to let go of the Aeros yet, so I'd be grateful to anyone who has one of these to let me know how it's been working out for them. If you've got an Aero 15 within the last 6 months, does it still have the LShift/LCtrl issue (reports vary between "they totally fixed that" and "they said they won't fix it")? Anything else I should be wary about? Anyone who's happy with their purchase and confident in the build quality? My conservative fallback is an XPS 15, but that GTX1050 starts to be a bit long in the teeth for my purposes. If you have any other ideas, shoot! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Used laptop for around 600-700 Posted: 08 Jan 2018 06:28 AM PST Hello, I'm in the market for a used windows laptop as I am selling my 3ds, a tablet and my current laptop. I have looked a lot and have found a hard time looking through brands, as there are so many options. I'm looking for something between 12 and 14 inches, with a decent keyboard and trackpad that looks reasonably appealing (not macbook appealing, but kinda razer attractive). Im looking to write word documents and play just cause 3 at low 20-30 fps. Thanks. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Trouble with laptop , please help !! Posted: 08 Jan 2018 01:45 PM PST Well , just bought a laptop , lenovo legion , and i gave it to someone good to install the hardwares , windows and stuff. After he finished i started testing it. On opera on youtube theres a strange buzzing when i watch videos , on google chrome not. I started downloanding WoW Legion and it was downloanding very slow , even with the internet wire from my pc , sometimes it goes to 12MB/, very rarely but mostly it goes for like 800KBS/sec ... On my pc it downloaded very easily , 12MB/sec constantly. So please help me ! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Help Buying - $1k-1.6k, Australia Posted: 08 Jan 2018 01:21 PM PST Hi Everyone and thank you in advance.
Mainly web browsing, downloading and streaming movies and music but just normal general day to day use- i would like something decently fast with some storage but not something that will slow down considerably after a year or two of just basic use. I have found this laptop which i am considering but wanted some feedback before buying, it is available in store close to me which is a bonus as i would like to see it in person before buying. https://www.harveynorman.com.au/hp-pavilion-15-ck020tx-15-6-laptop.html Mainly looking for feedback on this laptop itself but any suggestions advice would be appreciated! Thank you [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 08 Jan 2018 12:08 PM PST This looks like a BB exclusive. It's the zenbook flip s with an 8th gen i7, 16gb Ram and a 512 ssd I can't find any reviews on it, the only ones are of the older 7th gen one. It's on sale at Best Buy for 1150 from 1299 with their student coupon. Anyone have some experience with it? I know the 7th gen didn't have great battery life. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Dual-Booting Acer Helios 300 / Eluktronics N850HP6 / Inspiron 7567 Posted: 08 Jan 2018 07:57 AM PST Does anyone have any experience dual-booting any of these recommended laptops with both Windows and Linux (probably Ubuntu?). I am looking to get a new home laptop which will handle some light-to-moderate gaming (Skyrim-level at reasonable settings) in the $900 - 1200 range, but I'd also like to be able to partition the drive and do some Linux work on it. Anybody tried that with one of these? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 08 Jan 2018 10:25 AM PST I'm on the verge of replacing my Lenovo Z570 i7-2670qm/intel HD GFX/8gb ram/samsung SSD. It's pretty fast for my uses (CPU hungry tasks) but after 6 years the plastics are falling apart, the screen resolution is too small and now I have more free time so I want to play (not a heavy gamer though). I can't decide between the Asus X550VX-DM629 (7300hq/950gt/4gb/FHD screen one) which goes for 800$ and the Lenovo Legion Y520-15IKBN (7300hq/1050GTX/8gb/FHD) which goes for 933$. I can't really find any detailed reviews on the ASUS while I found that the Lenovo suffers from overheating and build quality issues. I will replace the HDD with an SSD and buy an extra 4gb if I'll go for the asus one.
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| Posted: 08 Jan 2018 10:09 AM PST I have two friends who are looking for replacements for their 5+ year old laptops and apparently it's up to me to find some models suitable for them. Their use cases and price limits are very similar. They don't want to spend more than 1000€ (or around 900€) and want a light, portable 13'' laptop with long battery life, a good keyboard and trackpad, a decent screen without too much bezel and overall decent design and built quality. Their use cases are that of med school students - office stuff, browsing, Netflix, neither of them is interested in gaming, so intel HD is definitely sufficient. The most demanding thing they do with their laptops is organizing and color correcting their photos with Lightroom. Oh, and one of them has an irrational aversion to the name "Yoga", so Lenovo's Yoga lineup really is only suitable for one of them. It's not difficult finding decently equipped notebooks in that price range. An 8th gen core i5 U with 8GB Ram and a 256GB SSD seems standard, but those internals mean jack shit if everything else is not up to par. And it seems to me like you cannot find a laptop in that price range without making significant compromises. Here are some I have selected based on what I could find online and, in some cases, hands on experience HP Envy 13 - 950€
DELL Inspiron 13 7370 - 886€
DELL XPS 13 9360 - 1100€
Surface Laptop - 900€
Lenovo IdeaPad 720 - 889€ There are several version of this laptop around. I can only find tests for the 14'' version, though it's the 13.3'' version that interests me.
I currently favor the Surface Laptop. It may have the longest list of negatives, but the longest of positives as wekk, with the screen being a game changer in this price category. I also don't think certain negative aspects are that important. Ports really won't be much on an issue I guess. It's 2017 and most of their file transfer will be over DropBox/OneDrive. For the the use of external harddrives or the occasional USB drive one USB A port really is enough and what else kind of external device will the average medschool student use? The lack of USB C is unfortunate, but let's face it. USB C is 95% a charing port, and with the surface charger being magnetic, I don't mind them going proprietary over USB C charging. I also think the 7th gen i5 is mostly fine. For their use case the 2 additional cores don't add that much, and given that they are probably used 2nd gen i3s or worse, in combination with HDDs, they'll probably be more than happy with that. I also asked them about the 128GB storage, and they are fine with it. Apart from the bitter aftertaste, that the 0 ifixit score leaves, I only have a real problem with the 4GB ram. I did some tests today and at 14 tabs with 3 of them being youtube videos, Edge, Chrome and Firefox all hover at about 1.9GB. Netflix takes up half a GB. Before my current laptop with 8GB ram I only had 4 as well, and I cannot really remember me having much problems with it - but it still feels wrong buying 4GB ram in 2018. Is there going to be any significant problem with the 4GB limit? Currently both are using 2GB, and their complaints are a) start up of the system and browser takes ages- which is probably more HDD related and b) everything get's less and less reliable, with the keyboard randomly stopping working, system shutdowns, screen issues etc. Unless I'm really mistaken about the Ram, I think they'll get more from the Surface Laptop's strength and unique features than than from the other notebooks' higher performance. However, If you have a different opinion or ideas about alternatives, I'd love to hear your input, because I'm really just unsure about everything right now. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Is this ips glow or backlight bleeding Posted: 08 Jan 2018 09:54 AM PST https://imgur.com/gallery/ZDf5g This is what happens when I turn the brightness up [link] [comments]  | ||
| Wich buy between t420 or 2570p? Posted: 08 Jan 2018 05:36 AM PST Please guys i need help. I can buy a: 1)T420 middle condition 8gb ram 320gbhhd i5 hd+ screen 110 euro win7 2) hp 2570p great condition, 8gb , 500hhd, i5, win10 160 euro Wich one is best for simple office work? Thank you all [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 08 Jan 2018 09:05 AM PST Hi guys, this is literally my first reddit post, I'm kind of confused if a laptop upgrade would make a big difference or it's too small that it isn't worth it. I have a sony viao with an i5-2430m processor, geforce 310m graphics with 500 mb dedicated memory and 6 gb of ram. I'm looking into a dell with an i3-6006u processor with 4 gb of ram and integrated memory. I only need it to watch movies, youtube videos, and going online. I've been looking online on the differences between the processors and they seem very minimal, like it's almost not worth upgrading. So my question basically is, is it worth 500 dollars with tax for the upgrade, and i live in Canada so it's not overpriced :P. Thank you guys in advance. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Acer Aspire VN7-592G 15.6 inch Laptop Notebook Posted: 08 Jan 2018 04:52 AM PST Acer Aspire VN7-592G 15.6 inch Laptop Notebook, Intel Core i5-6300HQ, 8 GB RAM, 1000 GB HDD, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960M, Windows 10 - Black [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Do I Need a Cooling Pad/Fan for a Gaming Laptop? Posted: 08 Jan 2018 12:53 AM PST I have a RoG Asus Strix GL502. I've browsed many articles that say cooling pads have little to no effect for the temperature of the laptop, and many that say I helps it immensely because of the powerful specs it has. My sister (IT) also tells me to get one. Should I or is it just a waste of money? Thanks in advance. [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Cut losses on macbook and switch to windows? Posted: 07 Jan 2018 07:29 PM PST Have a 2014 MBP, that was great for when I had it until last spring. Around then, starting experiencing freezing issues that would persist for days and then disappear for a few months. Since then, the issue has happened 3 more times and gets worse every time. Visited the apple store today and was told it would cost $475 flat rate to fix, although the employees could not diagnose anything and admitted that sending it in did not guarantee anything and that I could be out the $475 if the issue is not identified after the new 3 month warranty. After further questioning the laptops symptoms the technician's explanation did not make sense and the story kept changing. I do not mean to bash the employee, I simply do not think they can accurately diagnose the issue at hand. As such, I invested in this MBP in order to get a long term laptop, not a 3 year machine that costs $475 to fix. Does shit happen? Yes, but when Mac is advertised as something that "just works", I have a hard time sticking around when it has been just the opposite. I am considering switching to windows, the Lenovo Yoga 920 with a 4K display, 16GB Ram, 512GB SSD. At those specs, a mac would run well over $2k, but I can get this Lenovo for $1300. I know this is a mac forum, and I am a lover when it works myself, but at this price point I am considering switching. Tl;dr: 3 year old mac is crapping out, considering switching to a fully spec'd Lenovo 920 Yoga for the same price as essentially a baseline Macbook. Thoughts? [link] [comments]  | ||
| throttlestop settings for new dell xps 13 9370? Posted: 07 Jan 2018 11:13 PM PST | ||
| Posted: 07 Jan 2018 10:53 PM PST As I understand it, Chromebooks have the upper hand on similarly-priced notebooks in terms of battery life and build quality, because the OS is free and stuff like memory and storage is typically lower. Does this mean it's possible to have a cheap, well-built laptop by getting a Chromebook and installing a lightweight distribution of Linux on it? What, if anything, is sacrificed? In certain cases, can the user upgrade RAM and the drive on their own? I feel like I'm not seeing the whole picture here. Could someone help me compensate for my lack of knowledge/blind spots by going over what is gained and lost? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 07 Jan 2018 02:42 PM PST Hi Everyone, I recently purchased a Dell Inspiron 7577 (i5 7300hq, GTX 1060 6GB, 256 GB SSD) for $650 after tax (Normally its 1000 before tax). The laptop is coming in tommorow and they are offering me a full refund if I return it. However, I'm wondering if I should return it after hearing about the new intel cpu leaks and Nvidia's Volta being right around the corner. Anyway, I was wondering what you guys would think of my predicament. Should I return my laptop and wait for the new generation or should I keep it? Thanks in advance. Edit: Thanks everyone, I'll be keeping the laptop. No buyers remorse thanks to you guys. [link] [comments]  | ||
| 2016 MacBook Pro w/ touchbar advice Posted: 07 Jan 2018 05:48 PM PST I've had a MacBook Pro 13 inch with touch bar for 7 months and the specs are Intel core i5 3.1ghz (i think you might need to check the apple website) 8 gb of ram Intel iris Pro 650 512 gb ssd Is this good for light gaming like csgo and does anyone have any tips on how to prevent the computer from overheating because I also do digital art video editing and animation and the fans are moderately loud but then they go crazy. I want to use this computer to its fullest for a long time.i do plan to switch to windows in the future. [link] [comments]  |
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