There will always be a good deal to be had, like the Lenovo you just got. It may to me able to play @ 4K but it can play and it was very reasonable for what it packed!
This is true
That laptop is a zero regret purchase for me.
GPU shortage for q4 2021 and price rising for both nvidia and Amd
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This is true
That laptop is a zero regret purchase for me.
acroig
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This is true
Ditto.
It’ll be even better when I get the 2nd SSD for it, and the cooling pad < not sure which one yet, but it’ll help to keep fan noise at a minimum I hope.
acroig
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Look up a YouTube vis on how to open the Lenovo, not easy from what I saw. You may need a prying tool.
Oh? I’ll try to find the video I watched. It all looked easy and pretty straight forward.
Edit: Here it is, and yes there’s some prying.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoIQqTFFL-M
acroig
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The side vents are tough to pry open without breaking something from what I saw.
acroig
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I’ll let you know
TY
These are the sorta things that made me jump for an upgrade now. I work in IT, I'm seeing the insanely massive delays for Enterprise and Consumer grad hardware raise almost every week. It's hit everything and it's only going to get worse till about 2023 or longer.
It's the entire supply chain right now. Right down to the raw metals, to the mid point of manufacturing and big arse delays in being able to ship. 1 and 3 might ebb and flow, but the manufacturing is the real bottle neck. And it can't resolved for years still.
It's the entire supply chain right now. Right down to the raw metals, to the mid point of manufacturing and big arse delays in being able to ship. 1 and 3 might ebb and flow, but the manufacturing is the real bottle neck. And it can't resolved for years still.
acroig
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Makes me wonder how hard it'll be to get new GPU parts next gen.
Harder to get AND more costly when you can.