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YMMV: Select Chase Debit card holders can save $50 on a purchase of $299 or more.
expiredSuryasis posted Nov 22, 2024 03:32 PM
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expiredSuryasis posted Nov 22, 2024 03:32 PM
HP laptop 15t-fd100: 15.6" FHD IPS, Core Ultra 5-125Ha, 16B DDR5, 256B PCIe SSD, Win11H @ $469.99 + F/S
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However, for another 8 GBs of RAM, the HP site offers it for $40. If I go to Crucial's site:
An additional 8 GBs of RAM only costs $23.
Did you mean to add some kind of coupon code or something
Also, trying to gauge battery life. @ 41 WHr, it does not seem it will last long w/o a cord..
However, for another 8 GBs of RAM, the HP site offers it for $40. If I go to Crucial's site:
Did you mean to add some kind of coupon code or something
Also, trying to gauge battery life. @ 41 WHr, it does not seem it will last long w/o a cord..
I'd like to remind everyone who has a Chase card there is a Chase Offer that expires in 8 days on 11/30/2024
Earn $50 cash back on your HP purchase when you spend $299 or more, including taxes and after any discounts.
Offer expires 11/30/2024. Offer only valid on purchases made directly with the merchant. Offer valid online only. Offer not valid on purchases made using third-party services, delivery services, or a third-party payment account (e.g., buy now pay later). Offer only valid on U.S. purchases. Payment must be made on or before 11/30/2024.
So the final amount should be
$430-50+23=403+taxes on 452 (37.29 in TX) = proobably around 440 depending on which state you live in.
Also I believe they dropped the price by $20 today as it was 450 yesterday. The $20 flash sale(discount) ends tonight. If you have any kind of EPP you may save a few bucks more on top of the discount above but you may lose the cashback from certain cashback sites. (up to 10% at this moment)
However, for another 8 GBs of RAM, the HP site offers it for $40. If I go to Crucial's site:
Did you mean to add some kind of coupon code or something
Also, trying to gauge battery life. @ 41 WHr, it does not seem it will last long w/o a cord..
But for this particular model the description is:
"8 GB DDR5-5600 MHz RAM (1 x 8 GB)
Included In Price"
So you just need to buy another 8GB module to make it dual channel and 16GB total.
Also for some models like 16z-ag000, the memory is soldered and not upgradable.
I was actually debating between 16z-ag000 and 15t-fd100(this model) but ultiimately bought this one because of the option to upgrade ram for less. (And the flexibilty to upgrade to as much as 64GB in the future.)
But for this particular model the description is:
"8 GB DDR5-5600 MHz RAM (1 x 8 GB)
Included In Price"
So you just need to buy another 8GB module to make it dual channel and 16GB total.
Also for some models like 16z-ag000, the memory is soldered and not upgradable.
I was actually debating between 16z-ag000 and 15t-fd100(this model) but ultiimately bought this one because of the option to upgrade ram for less. (And the flexibilty to upgrade to as much as 64GB in the future.)
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For people who don't want to tinker with laptops I recommend 16z-ag000 instead.
It has upgraded webcam (720p->1080p) that supports Windows Hello face recognition login
and 512GB instead of 256GB disk space. Both upgrades are included in the base price.
However 16z-ag000 is not upgradable so you have to pay the extra 50 to upgrade from 8GB to 16GB ram. Also 16z-ag000 is based on AMD Ryzen 5 8540U, which is very capable but does not have a NPU which the Intel Ultra 5 does.
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