I currently have three laptops in mind and would really like some suggestions as to which cpu would be a better decision down the road as I mostly use it for work/school dealing mostly with spreadsheets of data and light gaming like League of Legends. So I am looking for reliablitiy and value for performance.
I am torn between the 3 laptops below, and from what I've read the Carizzo A10 has quite good performance and has improved in single-core. I do like single-core performance to be stronger since quite a lot of apps and games prefer single core performance.
The first one is an HP Pavillion 15-AB188CA with a A10-8700P, 1TB HDD, 8gb ram, FHD 1366x768 ($549 sale)
Second is a either an Asus UX303UA with a i5-6200U, 256gb SSD, 8gb ram, IPS 1920x1080 ($1199)
Last one is Asus UX305CA with a M3-6y30, 256gb SSD, 8gb ram, IPS 1920x1080 ($899)
*Prices are in Canadian
Disclaimer:
I had a HP pavillion dv6000 laptop before with a AMD Turion & Nvidia gpu to which my experience was very subpar as it overheated twice and died within relatively short time frame of 3 years. So HP pavilion series are taken with a grain of salt unless it has improved over the years.
I am torn between the 3 laptops below, and from what I've read the Carizzo A10 has quite good performance and has improved in single-core. I do like single-core performance to be stronger since quite a lot of apps and games prefer single core performance.
The first one is an HP Pavillion 15-AB188CA with a A10-8700P, 1TB HDD, 8gb ram, FHD 1366x768 ($549 sale)
Second is a either an Asus UX303UA with a i5-6200U, 256gb SSD, 8gb ram, IPS 1920x1080 ($1199)
Last one is Asus UX305CA with a M3-6y30, 256gb SSD, 8gb ram, IPS 1920x1080 ($899)
*Prices are in Canadian
Disclaimer:
I had a HP pavillion dv6000 laptop before with a AMD Turion & Nvidia gpu to which my experience was very subpar as it overheated twice and died within relatively short time frame of 3 years. So HP pavilion series are taken with a grain of salt unless it has improved over the years.