Hello I will be majoring computer science , please check if this computer is good considering its price and specs. Asus ZenBook 14" UX430UA-77DHDSB1 1 069,90 € 7gen Intel® Core™ i7-7500U Dual-Core, 2.7 GHz base - w/ turbo 3.5 GHz 16GB DDR4 2133MHz onboard Intel® HD Graphics 620 SSD 512GB M.2 SATA3 1.25 kg 14.0" LED Back-lit, Ultra Slim 300nits, FHD 1920x1080 16:9, Anti-Glare, NTSC:72% WV
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It's pretty decent.
Here's something I'd recommend as it's cheaper but has better specs.
In college, I use an ASUS ROG laptop as it was recommended by the college. It's something like this: https
/www.amazon.ca/Republic-Gamers-Laptop-1000GB-Windows/dp/B01578ZK9A
It has 16 GB of RAM, an I7, and a GTX 960m. Though it's directed towards gamers, I never used this for gaming as I have my own custom built PC at home for that. This is around 1017.72 € (based on the conversion I did on Google). Reason for the 16G was because I needed a lot of RAM for VMware.
Here's something I'd recommend as it's cheaper but has better specs.
In college, I use an ASUS ROG laptop as it was recommended by the college. It's something like this: https
/www.amazon.ca/Republic-Gamers-Laptop-1000GB-Windows/dp/B01578ZK9AIt has 16 GB of RAM, an I7, and a GTX 960m. Though it's directed towards gamers, I never used this for gaming as I have my own custom built PC at home for that. This is around 1017.72 € (based on the conversion I did on Google). Reason for the 16G was because I needed a lot of RAM for VMware.
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It's pretty decent.
Here's something I'd recommend as it's cheaper but has better specs.
In college, I use an ASUS ROG laptop as it was recommended by the college. It's something like this: https/www.amazon.ca/Republic-Gamers-Laptop-1000GB-Windows/dp/B01578ZK9A
It has 16 GB of RAM, an I7, and a GTX 960m. Though it's directed towards gamers, I never used this for gaming as I have my own custom built PC at home for that. This is around 1017.72 € (based on the conversion I did on Google). Reason for the 16G was because I needed a lot of RAM for VMware.
Here's something I'd recommend as it's cheaper but has better specs.
In college, I use an ASUS ROG laptop as it was recommended by the college. It's something like this: https
/www.amazon.ca/Republic-Gamers-Laptop-1000GB-Windows/dp/B01578ZK9AIt has 16 GB of RAM, an I7, and a GTX 960m. Though it's directed towards gamers, I never used this for gaming as I have my own custom built PC at home for that. This is around 1017.72 € (based on the conversion I did on Google). Reason for the 16G was because I needed a lot of RAM for VMware.
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