This. If can, swap with ssd.

1. Preferred Brand - Any
2. Budget - +/- RM2.8k
3. Usage - Office, photoshop, multimedia, can play Dota 2 is bonus
4. Preferred
a) less heat
b) good battery life
c) light and slim
d) FHD
e) no need for 360flip/touchscreen

Hi there, I am looking for a laptop that is:

1. Budget: Around 5000
2. Preferred brand: not acer
3. RAM: 8Gb or more
4. Usage: Photoshop , Premier Pro SSD needed, speedy video rendering
5. 15.6 inch screen size minimum
6. Prefer long battery life and lightweight if possible without sacrifice much performance. Need very good screen . NO gaming

1. Preferred Brand: Asus or Lenovo, others if better price at same performance
2. Budget: RM3000 max
3. Usage: Casual digital art, studying programming and coding, casual games (minimum - max settings on dota)
[B]4. Preferred:[B]
a) good battery life
b) no keypad on the right side pls
c) 8GB+ Ram and 1TB HDD

wahh, macam nice. is there a version without touchscreen panel, but still got similar specs + the fingerprint scanner?

salam.

nak minta sikit recommendation laptop untuk new student. non engineering base

bajet around 1.5k boleh la
hopefully can last until graduate.

thanks all

wtf you recommend 920m
people should stop recommend this last last *last* gen gpu or else regret

gt 920m is last gen gpu ? whats the latest gen on market newer then this, dont tell me those gtx 1080, gtx 1070 desktop gpu , or those future card that not even available

sifus gurus of LYN
need help, tqtqtq

1. Preferred Brand: dell only i5 is a must
2. Budget: 3k max
3. Usage: totally work
4. Preferred laptop/screen size: 14"

There are GT 920M that are based on Fermi architecture
https://devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/91...ermi-support-/5

1. Preferred Brand: None
2. Budget: Prefer below 3k
3. Usage: microsoft office, internet(optional: movie, music)
4. Preferred laptop/screen size: 14" - 16"

Thanks

I'm kinda in dilemma right now. Looking some sifu-sifu advises and my criterias as below:

1. Main purpose: Office usage (no gaming at all)
2. Preferred Brand - HP only(because company is a HP house)
3. Budget - RM3K
4. Usage - Outlook(10GB email), Chrome(max 10 tabs), Words and Paint. These programs will be running concurrently.
5. Preferred: 13-14 inches + lightweight

Basically, I have shortlisted to two HP models but not sure if there is any better options:

1) HP Envy 13-D066TU
i3-6100U, 4GB RAM, 128GB SSD and 13.3 FHD IPS display

2) HP ProBook 440 G3
i5-6200U, 4GB RAM(able to upgrade), 500GB SATA and 14' HD display

The main different above is the i3/i5 and SATA/SSD. I'm not sure to choose SSD > CPU or CPU > SSD. My personal opinion is that SSD would be better option however the CPU only i3 would could be a huge bottleneck too. Based on my usage, what's the recommended model?

Thank you sekalian!

Hello, wanna ask for recommendation for light and good quality notebooks. Budget 3k-5k. Its for my mom work/office use.  Screen size 13-14" . If possible ultrabook with ssd with sufficient ram for smooth usage and fast boot

Please give me a few choices. Thank you

dell xps 13 with windows 10 pro / windows 7 pro , 3 year warranty

rileks bro....
actually.... not all forumer want gaming and they compulsory need gpu XD but i dont say u r wrong. some yeah.. seller jz think of profit and sell those stock so dat it finish fast.

+ previous post, the forumer not much provide any detail (gaming, photoshop, etc)... some notebook only within his range.  and there are still notebook equip with maxwell and haswell just fit in his budget...

now me myself dilemma.. wanna get laptop or build desktop.

T_T i could not afford carry cpu around. back pain. haha

For me for sure it's 8GB DDR3 over 4GB DDR4.

The speed improvement from DDR3 to DDR4 is just too minor to notice. Capacity ftw.

DEL-XPS13-I7508G256SSD-W10

commercial unit, default with 3 years pro support

what kind of comparison is here, ram andla ssd has different role in a system la

noticeable because the pcie vs sata has different interface, another factor will be the controller, albeit outlook same, need to do dissection to see whether MLC or TLC inside