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HP ZBook Power G8 (Refurb: S&D): 15.6" FHD IPS, i7-11850H, NVIDIA T1200, 64GB DDR4, 256GB SSD, Win 11 Pro $489.99
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It;s a weird middle ground. If you've been looking for mini pc's I'd probably get this instead because the ram cost alone, but you also get a screen and battery to go along with it, and even some dedicated graphics, even though it's a workcenter gpu. The thunderbolt 4 is also a really nice option to have.
In short, you mean, to say removing the RAM, leaving an 8-core powerful processor, a dGPU (despite being old), sturdy build quality, good port selection, win 11 Pro, backlit keyboard, good speaker, is worth $150? Anyone with laptop and parts knowledge would agree how non-sensical that sounds.
In short, you mean, to say removing the RAM, leaving an 8-core powerful processor, a dGPU (despite being old), sturdy build quality, good port selection, win 11 Pro, backlit keyboard, good speaker, is worth $150? Anyone with laptop and parts knowledge would agree how non-sensical that sounds.
I'm not trying to crap on your post or anything, but since most people would consider this machine mostly for the RAM, this calculation is worth pointing out.
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The real value here would be flipping the ram if you have sodimms lying around, or swapping the 64gb into a more powerful micro pc like the Dell 7010 or tiny lenovos, if you had or got one with 16gb (easiest to find/cheapest spec). The popular 13500t+ models are high core beasts, and take ddr4 sodimms.
Random scenario I know, but I'm in the market for the latter and any easy way to get 64gb of sodimms (plus a decent laptop!) Is worth considering. And I also have tons of 8x2 sodimm sets lying around
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