light and heavy editing got difference? Im looking for one also but more to simple video editing, budget 3.5k possible?

Edited: oh sorry misunderstood between light weight editing or light weight laptop

This post has been edited by th3_UnFoRs33n: Nov 24 2018, 11:57 AM

4k budget max liao. Erm you mean light weight editing or as in the weight of the laptop? I prefer portability also

msi.gl

asus zenbook, inspiron 7373 those lo

Lenovo Ideapad 720s 13 Intel
HP Envy 13
Asus UX331UA/UN

Okay thanks guys!

This post has been edited by RuL3s: Nov 24 2018, 01:45 PM

1. Budget : ~2.5
2. Usage : daily usage, watching movie, document stuff, maybe light gaming
3. Requirements (display size, battery life, weight etc) : no preferences other than being light and 14inch

Anyone can help recommend a reasonable laptop I can get ?

Ideapad 320s/330s 14 with RAM+SSD upgrades (SSD included in 330s but no dGPU)

hi, looking for a laptop to replace my desktop.

1. budget: about 4k or less

2. usage: ms office, photoshop, autocad, watch movies, music, web surfing, no gaming.

3. requirements
- 15" ips display, 1920x1080
- full size keyboard
- dual storage drive, 1 ssd + 1 hdd
- 8gb ram
- durable and reliable, with good warranty/aftersale support
- good cooling because sometimes switched on for hours, plugged in
- intel cpu
- prefer no bundled software. only windows 10, preferably win10 pro

thanks

If you want more durability and reliability, premium business laptop is the best choice, however your budget is a bit low for that due to your requirements

May consider Thinkpad T580 with UHD panel, no dGPU. Keep in mind that 2.5 inch bay shares with M.2 2280, best option is to get HDD+M.2 2242 (WWAN slot)

eh? i looked at lenovo website, there's no option for dual storage. sorry not really tech savvy, so i don't understand when u say HDD+M.2 2242 WWAN slot. any links for me to read?

You can either get HDD or M.2 2280 from the configuration site, if you want HDD+SSD you need to add M.2 2242 which can be hard to find
https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/...d_on_wwan_slot/
https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/...ung_860_evo_m2/

u mean, send it elsewhere for custom upgrade?
If i don't carry the laptop around, just leave it at home, can home-grade laptops give me years of service too?

This post has been edited by miaopurr: Nov 25 2018, 01:59 PM

I suggest doing the upgrade by yourself

You need to have luck on consumer grade laptop...some can last very long (even lower end models) while some can die within 1 year (even for higher end models)

Sifu zm fong... How about asus zenbook 13 n acer spin 5... Both spec quite similar... Asus have mx150 graphic, spin5 have touch n convertible screen...

2242 i oso dunno where to find.. but now ssd getting cheap de la.. no worry bout going sata ssd de

must be ips ah... becoz T580 got ips option but still lousy IPS.. better get normal tn or va so dun need worry the screen bleed

Both shares similar pros and cons, you've listed the differences

Whick one would be ur choice?

Where can i purchase good thermal paste?