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notworkin

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Processor: 10th Gen Intel Core i7-1065G7
processor (up to 3.9GHz, 6MB smart cache)
Memory: 16GB LPDDR4X RAM
Display: 14" Full HD IPS Narrow Border Display
Storage: 1TB PCle NVMe SSD
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce MX250, 2GB GDDR5
VRAM
Wht kind of laptop shld I get to do my coding stuff looking for asus lenovo or dell
budget shld be less than 2000 dollar
- preferably has long battery life and
- the fan is not loud
-dont need to game

Aso quick question where to buy my laptop in changeller or harway normay or online or in the school


Thx for ur help
 

NightRaven49

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Wht kind of laptop shld I get to do my coding stuff
i assume u will be compiling the code alongside actually coding, in which case u should go for a laptop with more cpu power (simply coding/scripting wont require much cpu horsepower). generally the more cores the better, but this also leads to higher power consumption and in turn louder fans and reduced battery life. amd is more power efficient for a similar level of performance to intel, though well priced laptops may be hard to come by. since u mentioned no need game, u dont need a discrete gpu.
Aso quick question where to buy my laptop in changeller or harway normay or online or in the school
best to compare from all, though some brands like lenovo do offer attractive sales on their own websites.
 

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If you have to type numbers, get a laptop with numpad.

For coding, you'll get more productivity with more squarish display aspect ratio so go with 3:2 (best) or 16:10 (good) and not 16:9 (avoid).

Windows laptops unfortunately usually do not have good battery life. If you can find one that can do 6 hours at minimum, it's pretty good already. 8 hours is consider really good.

If you don't get, no point getting discrete GPU.

If you have to bring the laptop around often, get lighter ones which are of course more expensive.

$2000 is a pretty good budget.

Just compare prices online since there are so many sellers.
 
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