Laptop

[Hotshot]

I bought myself new AMD A10 7300 Laptop as being intel user for 15 years and I thought it is time for change for somethings different

[MurrayTaylor]

I congratulation on achievement a great milestone,and I would also like to know some tips how did you spend 15 year with that..

Secondly I will recommended quad core i7..

[Hotshot]

I already know i7 Quadcore is miles better than AMD Quadcore but they are so expensive. I bought it that does the job like what my dad car(as he doesnt need sport car) go from A to B.

P.S.  MurrayTaylor to the forum

[combatking0]

Welcome, Murray.

Even though a quad core i7 is probably faster than an AMD, the quad core AMD will still pack a punch.

Beats my Dual Core Centrino, any day.

[Dr.Death]

i7 for me too guys 

[nikin]

I am on an i3. But Mostly for the battery time. For me anything goes that has a bit of virtualization and can handle 4 Gigs of RAM. For the rest, give me battery life, all the way
I think a core2duo with about 1.2 Ghz would be enough computing power for my needs.  For graphics.. the HD4000 i have is nice. the X3150 before was a bit underpowered.
on your new maschine.

[Moroboshisan]

I'm on the same advice about pc power and would easily choose an i7 with dedicated GPU/RAM... I need power to run production suites for work (Corel and Adobe) so I wouldn't consider anything below i5 nowadays... the real point is that actual business laptops, at an affordable price range, are mostly not easily accessible for HDD and Ram... the actual machine I'm working on has access bays to easily swap HDD as I need it! (having to unassemble the whole machine just to replace HDD or upgrade ram in NOT an option!!!)...
Most specs from Lenovo/Acer/ASUS suit 98% of my needs but restricting the range to have Win7, AntiGlare Display (I can't work long hours in front of a gloss/shiny display anymore, my eyes hurts!!!... I know, I'm getting old! ) and access bays as stated before point me to a price range I can't actually afford (MACs are not an option too)...