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This post was last edited by sean816 on 2015-10-10 at 14:52. I am looking to buy a budget-friendly laptop; please recommend one suitable for home use with ordinary specifications, featuring a simple and elegant design that is not too large or heavy. The price is within 4,000 yuan.
Why do people still need laptops for home use? . . Also, what is the main use of a laptop? Do you play games? If playing games, what are the general names of those games? . Be prepared for one more thing: with 4K, you won’t be able to get very high-end specifications~
Under 4000K, 4 million? What a rich guy. . . ;P
I'm going. . It wasn’t watched properly. . 4000K, huh. . . Then go with Alienware;P
Oh my god, the price is 22,999 RMB.
It costs hundreds of thousands on JD; I’m not sure if it’s real, but judging from its specifications, it’s definitely amazing
Give me a serious answer. I checked on JD last month as well; for a configuration around 4K, Lenovo, ASUS, and Dell all use I5 CPUs plus GT620M or similar-grade graphics cards. . . This configuration is fine for general use, but it can’t handle large games such as Battlefield 3 or Call of Duty and other big single-player games; it handles online games with no problems, except for Blade & Soul. . So it still depends on the use case. . .
I don’t play games; it’s mainly for simple office tasks, and better video quality is preferred. Since the desktop computer at home has stopped working, I thought it’s time to get a laptop, as it’s more convenient to use. So I hope to recommend some brands; similar specifications will do, and surely you get what you pay for!
Would a 15-inch screen size be sufficient for home use? I hardly play games; I use it more for listening to music and watching movies. The top choice: lower price and better performance within 4K!
15.6, huh? Sure, it even has a full keyboard~~~ It’s a branded device, and its specifications generally include an I5 CPU plus a GT620M graphics card. . This configuration can meet everyday needs, and it’s sufficient for watching high-definition movies (a 90-minute movie requires around 8GB of storage; a disk with around 40GB might be insufficient for such files). . Lenovo and Dell have prices that are slightly lower than ASUS’s. Both Lenovo and ASUS offer good after-sales service; I haven’t used Dell’s after-sales service yet. . . Since the configurations are similar, you can just choose the one whose appearance you like. . Finally, be careful not to let the sellers trick you if you go to a computer store. . .
The problem is that without extensive computing and simulation, it’s probably not necessary!