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Acer A315-56-594W i5-1035G1-8GB-DDR4-256GB-NVMe-SSD $398.96

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This was $349 some time ago but it shot back up to $500, now back down to $399, still a decent deal for the specs imo

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    Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars)
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    Product Name: Acer
    Product Description: Powerful and portable, the Aspire 3 laptop delivers on every aspect of everyday computing. Featuring the new 10th Gen InteI® Core™ i5 processor, the Aspire 3 opens more possibilities than ever before—via performance, connectivity and entertainment. The Aspire 3 is the perfect laptop for every need. It packs a beautiful 15.6" Full HD screen, solid performance and the Dual-Band WiFi into an attractive design that's easy to place in a backpack and take to class. Offering good bang for your buck, this laptop has all the essentials you need so you can quickly browse the Web, manage a budget, or catch up on schoolwork.
    Manufacturer: Acer
    Model Number: A315-56-594W
    Product SKU: 768363421
    UPC: 193199906021
    Battery Life: 8.5 h
    Operating System: Windows 10
    RAM Memory: 8 GB
    Product Line: Acer Aspire 3
    Processor Brand: Intel
    Processor Type: Intel Core i5
    Screen Size: 15.60 in
    Maximum RAM Supported: 12 GB
    Processor Speed: 1.1 GHz
    Hard Drive Capacity: 256 GB
    manufacturer.part.number: a315-56-594w
    Wireless Technology: Ethernet
    Processor Core Type: Quad-Core
    Acer Aspire 3 A315-56-594W
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    10th Generation Intel® Core™ i5-1035G1 Processor (Up to 3.6GHz)
    15.6" Full HD (1920 x 1080) Acer ComfyViewTM LED-backlit Display
    8GB DDR4 Memory
    256GB NVMe SSD
    Windows 10 Home
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    Last Edited by nick79 October 19, 2020 at 07:17 PM
    Looks like the price goes up and down. just snagged it for $349 plus tax plus $5 merchandizing fee. Grrr!
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    10-09-2020 at 08:21 AM #3
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    10-09-2020 at 08:50 AM #4
    Anyone know how is performance of this processor compared to my current laptop having i7-7500u with 12gb ram +32gb virtual memory in m2 ssd.
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    10-09-2020 at 09:03 AM #5
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    Anyone know how is performance of this processor compared to my current laptop having i7-7500u with 12gb ram +32gb virtual memory in m2 ssd.
    This 4 core is going to be much faster.
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    10-09-2020 at 09:12 AM #6
    Ugh I wish this wasn't an Acer. I had one years ago and had a horrible experience. The laptop lasted me maybe a year before it just quit and I had to replace it. Makes me afraid/nervous to give them another chance.
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    10-09-2020 at 09:49 AM #7
    is this the same crummy screen one?
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    10-09-2020 at 03:29 PM #8
    At this price is it a TN or VA panel?
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    10-09-2020 at 03:30 PM #9
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    is this the same crummy screen one?
    the screen is about as good as it gets for this price range. i think this is 250 or 300nits, it's been fine using it indoors. the colors doesn't suck either. it's not a dell xps 15, but it's usable.

    this is a rather speedy laptop for the price though. very happy with it over all. I got this for my mom, and it feels like a gross overkill for what she uses it for.
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    10-09-2020 at 03:31 PM #10
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    Ugh I wish this wasn't an Acer. I had one years ago and had a horrible experience. The laptop lasted me maybe a year before it just quit and I had to replace it. Makes me afraid/nervous to give them another chance.
    I agree with you Acer is bottom of my list along with asus for laptops.
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    10-09-2020 at 03:46 PM #11
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    Anyone know how is performance of this processor compared to my current laptop having i7-7500u with 12gb ram +32gb virtual memory in m2 ssd.
    Significantly faster. It'll blow the doors off your 7th gen i5
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    10-09-2020 at 03:56 PM #12
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    Significantly faster. It'll blow the doors off your 7th gen i5
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    This 4 core is going to be much faster.
    It's i7 and not i5. But still debating to ditch thinkpad E series after 4 years or keep on using. It's all good but it slows down a little if I compile code of a page or open 10-20 tabs of chrome. But more than that, this ducking thinkpad is a heavy mofo. but then dropped it once from car boot and once slipped on sidewalk where laptop was sandwiched between concrete and a 200lb person. Just 1mm dead spots on 2-3 places on screen but still going strong.
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    10-09-2020 at 03:59 PM #13
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    It's i7 and not i5. But still debating to ditch thinkpad E series after 4 years or keep on using. It's all good but it slows down a little if I compile code of a page or open 10-20 tabs of chrome. But more than that, this ducking thinkpad is a heavy mofo. but then dropped it once from car boot and once slipped on sidewalk where laptop was sandwiched between concrete and a 200lb person. Just 1mm dead spots on 2-3 places on screen but still going strong.
    Oh sorry. But one thing I do know. Intel up until the 7th gen the difference between the i5 and i7 isn't much. Once 8th came along suddenly there was a big difference. The only advantage of i7 was laptop makers had the better parts with the i7 often times including touch screens etc. but 2-7th gen i5 to i7 isn't a big leap scale in performance. Often times you were better off with the i5
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    10-09-2020 at 04:05 PM #14
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    Oh sorry. But one thing I do know. Intel up until the 7th gen the difference between the i5 and i7 isn't much. Once 8th came along suddenly there was a big difference. The only advantage of i7 was laptop makers had the better parts with the i7 often times including touch screens etc. but 2-7th gen i5 to i7 isn't a big leap scale in performance. Often times you were better off with the i5
    yea, i read that i7-7th gen and i5-8th gen was at par. but then debating on lot of things, to move to mac or linux or windows. or to go with 13 inch light weight or 15 inch. or maybe wait to get a job and then company would provide some heavy shit for being a developer.
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    10-09-2020 at 04:32 PM #15
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    Ugh I wish this wasn't an Acer. I had one years ago and had a horrible experience. The laptop lasted me maybe a year before it just quit and I had to replace it. Makes me afraid/nervous to give them another chance.
    I've owned three, and all of them have been awesome. One is 10+ yrs and still decent with HD upgrade
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