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Model: Asus Vivobook 15 15.6" Laptop, Intel i3, 4GB Memory, 256GB SSD, Windows 11 (F1502ZA-SB33)
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How about comparing to Lenovo 14" IdeaPad 1i Laptop from target ($270)?
That has a TN panel. Nuff said.
Major positive about this one though is the significantly better 10-core processor vs the 6-core in the former. The former would have a much better battery life though.
Edit: Damn, this has a TN panel too. 🤮
Last edited by Dr.Wajahat October 16, 2022 at 09:41 AM.
Major positive about this one though is the significantly better 10-core processor vs the 6-core in the former. The former would have a much better battery life though.
I wouldn't call it significantly better-- the core # boost is only for the e-cores. the p-cores are the same with roughly the same performance (higher base on this one but ultimately same at turbo). same single-thread performance. e-cores are very weak compared to their p-core counterpart. You may not notice much of a difference (if any) between the two in the daily tasks you do.
The graphics just has less cores. Its still "Xe" just less of them and not branded as such.
True - it could be the same, just without the branding. I know the Intel ARC page lists it as "UHD Graphics for 12th Gen Intel" as well as the HP product guide. As far as performance difference, the 64 EUs on this seem to be comparable to a GTX 1050 Mobile and AMD Vega 8...which isn't bad.
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That has a TN panel. Nuff said.Major positive about this one though is the significantly better 10-core processor vs the 6-core in the former. The former would have a much better battery life though.
Edit: Damn, this has a TN panel too. 🤮
https://www.asus.com/us/Laptops/F.../techspec/
Kingston backs them up:
https://www.kingston.co
That's not a dealbreaker, just a disappointment. 20 or 36 GB would be better.
https://www.asus.com/us/Laptops/F.../techspec/
Kingston backs them up:
https://www.kingston.co
That's not a dealbreaker, just a disappointment. 20 or 36 GB would be better.
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Major positive about this one though is the significantly better 10-core processor vs the 6-core in the former. The former would have a much better battery life though.
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This is the second time I almost jumped on the deal. I'm holding out for a 15.6, 12th gen i3/i5, IPS, & backlit keyboard for around this price.
Display is TN, not IPS. It's also not Iris XE like the Staples site indicates - that's only in i5/i7. For me, the TN screen is the deal breaker.
With that in mind, the Target Lenovo laptop is actually a better deal IMO. Double the RAM and $60 cheaper.
how do i get the sale?
how do i get the sale?
https://slickdeals.net/f/16043380-asus-vivobook-15-laptop-intel-core-i3-1220p-15-6-1080p-4gb-ddr4-25...
This is the second time I almost jumped on the deal. I'm holding out for a 15.6, 12th gen i3/i5, IPS, & backlit keyboard for around this price.
Display is TN, not IPS. It's also not Iris XE like the Staples site indicates - that's only in i5/i7. For me, the TN screen is the deal breaker.
With that in mind, the Target Lenovo laptop is actually a better deal IMO. Double the RAM and $60 cheaper.
https://www.asus.com/us/Laptops/F.../techspec/ [asus.com]
Kingston backs them up:
https://www.kingston.com/en/memor...-gen-intel [kingston.com]
That's not a dealbreaker, just a disappointment. 20 or 36 GB would be better.
https://www.asus.com/us/Laptops/F.../techspec/ [asus.com]
Kingston backs them up:
https://www.kingston.com/en/memor...-gen-intel [kingston.com]
That's not a dealbreaker, just a disappointment. 20 or 36 GB would be be better.
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