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Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 7i Pro Laptop: i7-11370H, 14" 2880x1800 IPS Touchscreen, 16GB DDR4, 1TB SSD, Win 11 $849.97 + S/H / Store Pickup @ Costco
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Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 7i Pro Laptop: i7-11370H, 14" 2880x1800 IPS Touchscreen 400-Nits, 16GB DDR4, 1TB SSD, Thunderbolt 4 x2, Backlit Keyboard, 4-Cell, Win 11 $849.97
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Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 7i Pro Laptop: i7-11370H, 14" 2880x1800 IPS Touchscreen 400-Nits, 16GB DDR4, 1TB SSD, Thunderbolt 4 x2, Backlit Keyboard, 4-Cell, Win 11 $849.97
https://www.costco.com/lenovo-ide...94401.htm
Model: 82QT0008US
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Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 7i Pro Laptop: i7-11370H, 14" 2880x1800 IPS Touchscreen 400-Nits, 16GB DDR4, 1TB SSD, Thunderbolt 4 x2, Backlit Keyboard, 4-Cell, Win 11 $849.97
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14" 2.8K (2880x1800) IPS 400nits Glossy, Touch, 90Hz, 100% sRGB, Dolby Vision, Glass
From my understanding, based on reading, most of the mobile CPUs will see about a 12% difference on most products. The more significant gains are on high-wattage gaming computers. The problem is that Intel puts low-core count CPUs in the "EVO platform" packages. Anything similar to this laptop, or a Gram, will be using the "skinny" chips.
From my understanding, based on reading, most of the mobile CPUs will see about a 12% difference on most products. The more significant gains are on high-wattage gaming computers. The problem is that Intel puts low-core count CPUs in the "EVO platform" packages. Anything similar to this laptop, or a Gram, will be using the "skinny" chips.
Does anyone know if the 12th-gen chips have made advancements in terms of thermals? My understanding is that AMD is still ahead when it comes to that. I'm looking to buy a moderately powered desktop that is designed decently for its specs, so I'd appreciate any info that people can add.
Does anyone know if the 12th-gen chips have made advancements in terms of thermals? My understanding is that AMD is still ahead when it comes to that. I'm looking to buy a moderately powered desktop that is designed decently for its specs, so I'd appreciate any info that people can add.
The Core i7 10800H is also a good CPU to check out. It's an 8 core mobile Intel chip. It's on par with Ryzen 7 5700. But it's a little more power hungry.
You may want to check out the Dell 16 Plus. It has the Intel CPU above, 16 GB RAM, 512 or 1024 GB drive, and either a GTX 3050 or 3060. It's about 4.3 lbs It has a solid 16 inch screen, good build quality, and can be had for under $900.
I ideally want a lighter laptop, but if I don't find a good deal, I'll pick up the 16 Plus.
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From my understanding, based on reading, most of the mobile CPUs will see about a 12% difference on most products. The more significant gains are on high-wattage gaming computers. The problem is that Intel puts low-core count CPUs in the "EVO platform" packages. Anything similar to this laptop, or a Gram, will be using the "skinny" chips.
If anything, the big.small dual cores will be the cream of the crop as they'll mimc what ARM has been doing for the past 5 years.
IE higher sustained turbos for basic task/browsing will be the biggest benefit.
If anything, the big.small dual cores will be the cream of the crop as they'll mimc what ARM has been doing for the past 5 years.
IE higher sustained turbos for basic task/browsing will be the biggest benefit.
Only carbon or Thinkpad series worth at this price point.
(runs out to buy Apple products)
On paper, the specs look great, but in reality, it doesn't seem to match the specs. Here are things i've noticed from some light usage
-400 nits sounds good but the screen is glossy, so 400 nits actually is not bright enough for applications or media where there's dark screens/images involved. Trying to watch movies in a sunny room, I need to move it around to find a good angle, otherwise i'm staring at a mirror
-speakers are garbage. I don't remember the last time i've had speakers this bad on a laptop. My galaxy tab S7/S8 sound WORLDS better, and it's just a tablet
-there is no dedicated page up/down button. This is a disturbing trend for laptops recently imo. The fact that you need to press 2 buttons, on opposite sides of the keyboards, to do what a single button press supposed to do.. is extremely illogical and annoying. Since I use it to browse webpages, it's probably the most annoying thing about this laptop. it force me to use 2 hands to scroll a web pages or use a mouse
aside from that, the laptop comes with some lenovo software that I don't find particularly useful
overall, decent laptop, but i would not buy it again due to the issues above, especially now that 12th gen intels are out.. might as well wait for a 12th gen deal
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Bit of a typo there on my phone :-)
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