I will be using it mainly for browsing the internet, facebook, browser games, movies and videos from cda and YT. Games quite sporadically, although I like to play europa universalis or fifa.
Both computers differ mainly in processors, so I would like to ask you if it is worth paying the additional PLN 300 or is there such a big difference between these processors? best regards
It is known that it is better I mean what is the difference in the power / performance of these processors, is it worth PLN 300 and does it matter with the same computer use as mine? ?
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Will anyone say about these processors? Intel Core i5-4288U (2 cores, 2.6 GHz to 3.1 GHz, 3 MB cache) Intel Pentium N4200 (4 cores, 1.10 GHz to 2.50 GHz, 2 MB cache)
Is there a big difference between them, how does the difference relate to my computer's purpose?
I will be using it mainly for browsing the internet, facebook, browser games, movies and videos from cda and YT. Games quite sporadically, although I like to play europa universalis or fifa.
You should choose a laptop from the first link in terms of performance, buddy, but you have to come to terms with seeing your face in the matrix of this laptop, because it has a glossy matrix ...
If it is to be a laptop without an operating system at a price of up to PLN 1,800, I would like to suggest a new Lenovo V310-15IKB laptop with a Full HD matte matrix (1920 x 1080) with new, efficient components. Lenovo V310-15IKB (80T300L3PB) laptop for PLN 1799.00 / matte matrix 15.6 "LED Full HD (1920 x 1080) / 2-core processor i3 7100U (2 x 2.4 GHz) / RAM 4 GB DDR4 ( 2133 MHz) / 1000 GB HDD / DVD optical drive / Intel HD 620 integrated graphics (GPU - 3DMark11 - 1500 points) / Wi-Fi ac standard ... https://www.morele.net/laptop-lenovo-v310-15ikb-80t300l3pb-1125222/
If the laptop is to be used, among others for games it should have a dedicated graphics card. An integrated graphics card, eg Intel HD 5100 (GPU - 3DMark11 - 1150 points), like in the laptop from the first link in the first post, is not enough to play. At a price of up to PLN 1,800, it is impossible to buy a new laptop with a powerful processor and a dedicated graphics card, so you cannot expect any interesting offers in this amount. Still, it's worth paying attention to the new Lenovo IdeaPad laptop with a dedicated GT920MX graphics card (GPU - 3DMark11 - 1790 points) as below. You can play games on this laptop "... into europa universalis or fifa ..." and some newer games at low settings and even medium settings ... Unfortunately, this model has a glossy matrix and no system installed, but at this price you can't have everything ...
Lenovo IdeaPad 100-15IBD (80QQ01AVPB) laptop for PLN 1,828 with a shiny 15.6 "LED HD matrix (1366 x 768), with a 2-core i3 6100U processor (2 x 2.3 GHz), with a dedicated GT920MX graphics card - 2 GB GDDR3, with RAM 4 GB DDR4 (2133 MHz), with 1000 GB HDD, etc. https://www.morele.net/laptop-lenovo-ideapad-310-15isk-80sm015mpb-1121528/
maillo93 wrote:
Will anyone say about these processors? Intel Core i5-4288U (2 cores, 2.6 GHz to 3.1 GHz, 3 MB cache) Intel Pentium N4200 (4 cores, 1.10 GHz to 2.50 GHz, 2 MB cache)
I will be using it mainly for browsing the internet, facebook, browser games, movies and videos from cda and YT. Games quite sporadically, although I like to play europa universalis or fifa.
Both computers differ mainly in processors, so I would like to ask you if it is worth paying the additional PLN 300 or is there such a big difference between these processors? best regards
Thank you to colleagues above. Please tell me what it is like with RAM. I would like to have 8GB, but I see colleagues recommend 4GB, won't it be enough?
You have a limited budget so you need to save on something. You can add RAM if you deem it necessary (as long as the laptop has a free memory slot). 4GB is enough for moderate applications (internet, multimedia). You can also run games that are not very demanding (although let's face it, such a laptop is not a gaming equipment).
The i3 + 4GB is much better, the processor is non-removable and the RAM can be added. Already the mobile I3 in the U version are not the peak of performance, let alone the N4200, which is half slower
If you run out of RAM in a year, you will spend 100 or 150 PLN and throw yourself a dice. If a slow processor starts to bother you in a year, you will sell or scrap your laptop and buy a new, faster model. Which variant do you think is better?
The V310 is a bit better made than the cheapest Lenovo 100 series. This laptop doesn't have a system, so you'll have to take care of it on your own. Due to the graphics integrated in the processor, games are unlikely to work well on this hardware, especially those from recent years. Besides, at this price, it is sufficient hardware for web browsing and multimedia applications. In apricots, you have this hardware with Windows at a slightly higher price (but with 4GB RAM).
I understand, it is known that it is better to buy a frame than scrap it
I have a system, it's not a problem.
As I say, I play games very rarely, I just want the laptop to work as well as possible and not be too expensive (up to PLN 1,800), so I'm wondering whether to take the cheaper one https://www.x-kom.pl/p/363977- notebook-laptop-156-lenovo-v110-15-n4200-8gb-1000-dvd-rw.html or add two hundred and take it https://www.x-kom.pl/p/363997-notebook-laptop- 156-Lenovo-v310-15-i3-6006u-8GB-1000 dVD-rw.html
If you have an operating system, such a purchase is OK, if you do not, the purchase from Apricot is more profitable. But you probably already know that.
The discussion revolves around a comparison between two Lenovo laptops: the Ideapad 100-15 with an Intel Core i5-4288U processor and the V110-15 featuring an Intel Pentium N4200. The user seeks advice on whether the additional cost of PLN 300 for the Ideapad is justified based on their intended use, which includes internet browsing, multimedia consumption, and occasional gaming. Responses indicate a consensus that the Ideapad offers superior performance due to its more powerful processor, making it a better choice for the user's needs. Alternatives such as the Lenovo V310-15 with an Intel Core i3-6006U are also suggested, emphasizing the importance of processor capability over RAM in this price range. The discussion highlights the limitations of the N4200 for everyday tasks and gaming, leading the user to ultimately decide on the V310-15 model. Summary generated by the language model.
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It is supposed to serve me for a few years. 
