Windows 11 Home
Would this be better value with 6GB RTX4050 in it? I am looking at a decent a bit future proof work laptop please. No gaming. TIA
The 3050 is generally regarded as not that great, with most opting to stay @ 2050 if cheaper or make the slight leap to a 4050.
https://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-RTX-4050-Laptop…
looks like the 4050 GPU is significantly faster….well worth the $200 premium over the 3050
not a good site to use to compare components
are the imgs wrong or something? that looks like an aspire not a nitro
NO, priced way too high
The Nitro16 with 4050 is a much better device on special … screen far superior, 6GB vram … Acer have a lot of laptops with horrible cheap screens in them
I need a work laptop with the brightest screen, 15.6" @ 1080p or higher. colour accuracy not important, any ideas?
id be happy with an acer aspire as I can upgrade the memory, but best screens on low-mid price range seem to be chinese lenovo it seems.
i bought from dell outlet "as new" (previous year stock mostly, some current year) for my niece latitude model and upgraded from 16gb single stick to 32gb (16x2) doing multimedia jobs at work.
check these 2 out as my niece latitude screen is the best i have experienced
https://www.dell.com/en-au/outlet/shop/laptops-tablets/latit…
the following precision top of dell line-ups with dedicated gpu worth $800 seems good
https://www.dell.com/en-au/outlet/refurbished-precision-15-3…
thanks I appreciate the help. seems those Dell models have 250 nits, same as the lenovo yoga 7i that claims 300 nits. Hard to choose when I cant trust the manufacturers figures!
if this would help: lenovo solders one ram slot on some models and even solder the ssd in some. so matching pair/dual channel upgrade is hard and the max recommended ram for dell is way higher for this reason
just suppose you work as a home builder representative, the dell precision is ideal
16gbx1, 2Tb ssd for those huge graphic files, dedicated graphic card for those virtual walk-thru videos
and 90w power adapter
the 20% discount = free gpu
the latitude i5 is the budget option as the small ssd does not matter as people using work laptop store files in usb or portable ssd to transfer files between desktop/laptop
https://www.lenovo.com/au/en/p/laptops/yoga/yoga-2-in-1-series/yoga-7i-gen-7-(16-inch-intel)/82uf006uau?orgRef=https%253A%252F%252Fwww.bing.com%252F
note the ssd size 2242 not capacity on this one is rare and expensive to replace if damaged after warranty
dell is the more common 2280
precision 3 vs yoga 1 year on site warranty
black friday early bird specials
https://store.acer.com/en-au/black-friday-2023