I am buying a laptop and I'll be using it for designing engineering models, running simulations and mathematical models. I know that H processor like i7-8550H is the best option but they are out of my range. Will the U processors work fine for me? I have no idea, what I mean is will the U processor be able to handle the pressure? Will it run properly? Will it overheat to easily?
Are G processors really that much better in battery life compared to H, also what is the best gauge of performance, should i look at turbo boost frequency or base frequency
Currently considering three laptops one with AMD 5800h, one with intel 1135g7 and one with 11300h
apart from the processors capability, i am not looking for anything
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What's the difference between Ryzen H Series and G Series? Is that only the power usage band?
I am thinking of buying a Laptop for the first time and I have not much information about the PC market and I felt that Ryzen's doing a better job then Intel so I am thinking of buying a laptop with Ryzen Processor
I've been trying to buy a laptop which is needed for my use: modern gaming with work use (revit/autocad/sketchup/solidworks) and also music production (ableton/fl studio)
My budget is merely around 2000sgd (1500usd) and im planning to buy during november/black friday sales.
So far for the specs, im set in using GTX 4050/4060 (whichever is the cheapest atm) and also a 32gb RAM/1tb storage.
However for the processor, I'm a bit curious whether an HX series or an H series is worth it depending on my needs.
From my understanding, the HX is definitely better than the H in terms of performance but the only problem is portability (it uses a lot of power so battery life is very bad) I don't really plan to use this outside without a charger.
However, is this something that I should be worried about if I want to use this laptop for 5+ years? Is there a way for me to "undervolt" an HX? What are the pros and cons if i own a laptop with an HX processor (since this is the one that I actually want) Forgive me for not knowing much since it's my first time owning a gaming laptop.. any advice would be helpful
I currently have a Aorus Gaming Box RTX 2070 hooked up to my laptop with a i7-6700HQ and GTX960M. I’m planning on getting a thin and light laptop for university, but majority of the processors are U series. Everyone says that U series chips are horrible for gaming but I don’t understand why the U series processors will have a worse gaming performance even though they both has 4 cores like the i7-8550U which has a turbo boost of 4.0Ghz, compared to my i7-6700HQ that has a turbo boost of 3.5Ghz.