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Hello,
I'm looking to buy a laptop, and i'm not sure which of these 3 are better, or which one is better in what area and it would be great if you could give me opinions and clarify which is a better choice.
1) Samsung S350V5c
I73630QM 2.4ghz up to 3.4ghz, 6mb cache 8gb ddr3 ram, 1TB hdd 7200rpm. Radeon 7670M 2gb dedicated.
2) Samsung 550B-5C
i73630QOM, 2.4ghz up to 3.4ghz 6mb cache. 8gb ram ddr3, 1tb hdd 7200rpm. Nvidia gt 640M.
3) HP pavilion 15-e068
i72632Qm 2.2ghz, 8gb ram, 1tb sata hdd, radeon HD8670M 2gb dedicated.
So basically between 1 and 2 t's the same specifications of these besides the graphics card and also the model is s350V5C and the other is 550B-5c. I cannot find the exact ones on the internet
Is the s350V5C older and not as advanced and the other a newer series 5? I don't see any difference, what is the difference between these 2? Again, which graphics card is the best of the 3 and in which area? Both 1 and 2 have an LED 15.6 screen and 3 has a Brightview 15.6 and I’m wondering which is the best screen too. I'm aware that the processor isn't as good as in 1 and 2 but it consumes less power, is it worth it or the battery life change would be small? In terms of quality, which is better to choose samsung or HP? I don't mind samsung even if HP is a little better, as long as samsung is not terrible. Has anyone tried the battery life extender that comes with samsung, is it any good? I have read something saying that if there are 2 graphics cards ( one intel and the other the dedicated graphics card ) then you have to use a program ( i think AMD catalyst ) and select an .exe application and tell it to use the dedicated graphics card if you want to play a demanding game. Is that only with samsung and how does it work?
I've already asked a lot, I apologise, but would it be possible if someone broke it down for me on what will be better in which areas, and overall what you find is the best of these 3. Don't take price into consideration because it's not an issue between these 3. Thanks so much!
I'm looking to buy a laptop, and i'm not sure which of these 3 are better, or which one is better in what area and it would be great if you could give me opinions and clarify which is a better choice.
1) Samsung S350V5c
I73630QM 2.4ghz up to 3.4ghz, 6mb cache 8gb ddr3 ram, 1TB hdd 7200rpm. Radeon 7670M 2gb dedicated.
2) Samsung 550B-5C
i73630QOM, 2.4ghz up to 3.4ghz 6mb cache. 8gb ram ddr3, 1tb hdd 7200rpm. Nvidia gt 640M.
3) HP pavilion 15-e068
i72632Qm 2.2ghz, 8gb ram, 1tb sata hdd, radeon HD8670M 2gb dedicated.
So basically between 1 and 2 t's the same specifications of these besides the graphics card and also the model is s350V5C and the other is 550B-5c. I cannot find the exact ones on the internet
Is the s350V5C older and not as advanced and the other a newer series 5? I don't see any difference, what is the difference between these 2? Again, which graphics card is the best of the 3 and in which area? Both 1 and 2 have an LED 15.6 screen and 3 has a Brightview 15.6 and I’m wondering which is the best screen too. I'm aware that the processor isn't as good as in 1 and 2 but it consumes less power, is it worth it or the battery life change would be small? In terms of quality, which is better to choose samsung or HP? I don't mind samsung even if HP is a little better, as long as samsung is not terrible. Has anyone tried the battery life extender that comes with samsung, is it any good? I have read something saying that if there are 2 graphics cards ( one intel and the other the dedicated graphics card ) then you have to use a program ( i think AMD catalyst ) and select an .exe application and tell it to use the dedicated graphics card if you want to play a demanding game. Is that only with samsung and how does it work?
I've already asked a lot, I apologise, but would it be possible if someone broke it down for me on what will be better in which areas, and overall what you find is the best of these 3. Don't take price into consideration because it's not an issue between these 3. Thanks so much!
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