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SPECS:- AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS 8-core / 16 thread 3.2 GHz base (up to 4.75 GHz Boost) Zen 3+ Processor (28W TDP)
- 24GB 5500MHz LPDDR5 RAM
- 512GB PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive
- Note: 2x M.2 2280 slots total (max 4TB PCIe 3.0 / 4.0 supported)
- AMD Radeon 680M Integrated Graphics
- 802.11ax Wi-Fi 6 + Bluetooth 5.2
- Triple display support up to 4K 60Hz each (via USB-C + HDMI 2.0 + DisplayPort 2.0)
- Windows 11 Pro operating system
- Ports:
- 2x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A (10Gbps)
- 1x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C
- 4x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A (5Gbps)
- 1x HDMI 2.0
- 1x DisplayPort 2.0
- 1x 2.5Gbps LAN
- 1x 3.5mm audio jack
- 1x DC-in (power)
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1 Ryzen 7 7735HS
2. The GPU (680M)
3. The price
4. M.2 hard drive
The main problem is you are so damn close to the next CPU in the AMD line up and the next CPU has a HUGE JUMP in GPU power with the 780M which can play the newest AAA titles on lower setting... but playable. The CPU which I feel is at this price point is the 7840HS and the 8745HS.
Do you notice how the OP leaves out the GPU info?
THE PRICE... I find I can find a 8745HS which has that 780M GPU for about the same price... EVEN CHEAPER on Ebay.
And the RAM.... 24GB 5500MHz LPDDR5 RAM... I would much rather prefer 16GB of exchangeable RAM and DDR5 5600 is faster the LPDDR5 5500. I have upgraded my memory for two laptops in the past and I updated them at year 5 of ownership... who knows what RAM prices will be in five years.
The last thing I will add is the add never tells us what hard drive generation they are using. It can use m.2 gen 3 and gen 4. Lets all presume it is a gen 3 had drive.
If you were a gamer, you would buy a better CPU combo.
1 Ryzen 7 7735HS
2. The GPU (680M)
3. The price
4. M.2 hard drive
The main problem is you are so damn close to the next CPU in the AMD line up and the next CPU has a HUGE JUMP in GPU power with the 780M which can play the newest AAA titles on lower setting... but playable. The CPU which I feel is at this price point is the 7840HS and the 8745HS.
Do you notice how the OP leaves out the GPU info?
THE PRICE... I find I can find a 8745HS which has that 780M GPU for about the same price... EVEN CHEAPER on Ebay.
And the RAM.... 24GB 5500MHz LPDDR5 RAM... I would much rather prefer 16GB of exchangeable RAM and DDR5 5600 is faster the LPDDR5 5500. I have upgraded my memory for two laptops in the past and I updated them at year 5 of ownership... who knows what RAM prices will be in five years.
The last thing I will add is the add never tells us what hard drive generation they are using. It can use m.2 gen 3 and gen 4. Lets all presume it is a gen 3 had drive.
If you were a gamer, you would buy a better CPU combo.
Also, I have clearly mentioned the 680M graphics and the type of SSD in the specs already, so what other GPU information did you even need me to mention? Your comment lost the little credibility it had after that.
The other person just asked a simple question about Oculink to which you rambled every unnecessary thing than to answer the actual question. Do better and be actually helpful. Thanks.
Also, I have clearly mentioned the 680M graphics and the type of SSD in the specs already, so what other GPU information did you even need me to mention? Your comment lost the little credibility it had after that.
The other person just asked a simple question about Oculink to which you rambled every unnecessary thing than to answer the actual question. Do better and be actually helpful. Thanks.
Just calling it how it is.... and please explain me this.... why kind of buyer wants to get less for their money? Who would want to spend more money on something that not as good as less expensive items.
Just because this has 24GB of RAM to me that it is soldered is a negative, not a positive.
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1 Ryzen 7 7735HS
2. The GPU (680M)
3. The price
4. M.2 hard drive
The main problem is you are so damn close to the next CPU in the AMD line up and the next CPU has a HUGE JUMP in GPU power with the 780M which can play the newest AAA titles on lower setting... but playable. The CPU which I feel is at this price point is the 7840HS and the 8745HS.
Do you notice how the OP leaves out the GPU info?
THE PRICE... I find I can find a 8745HS which has that 780M GPU for about the same price... EVEN CHEAPER on Ebay.
And the RAM.... 24GB 5500MHz LPDDR5 RAM... I would much rather prefer 16GB of exchangeable RAM and DDR5 5600 is faster the LPDDR5 5500. I have upgraded my memory for two laptops in the past and I updated them at year 5 of ownership... who knows what RAM prices will be in five years.
The last thing I will add is the add never tells us what hard drive generation they are using. It can use m.2 gen 3 and gen 4. Lets all presume it is a gen 3 had drive.
Obviously the 780M is faster than the previous-generation 680M, but the 680M is what I would consider the big generational leap over its predecessor (or the inexplicably awful 660M) and the minimum AMD iGPU I'd recommend anyone consider. I've used it to play reasonably demanding games like Satisfactory and Mechwarrior 5: Mercenaries as long as you're realistic about detail settings and resolution, and if you just want to play casual games like Slay the Spire, it's more than enough. If you're prioritizing playing AAA games, yeah, I'd look at something faster.
And why blame the OP for leaving out the iGPU info when it's not separately listed on the product page? Anyone who really cares about the fact that it has a 680M would probably know that that's what comes with a 7735HS anyway.
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