I'm looking to buy a new laptop in the next couple of weeks and was wondering if anyone had any good suggestions?
I won't use it for any high powered gaming, just for Football Manager, Browsing, Streaming, Uni work etc.
Basically I'm looking for a laptop thats as powerful/fast as possible for my budget, any help would be appreciated
I'd happily take a refurb btw
Discuss Best Laptops for under £450? in the Computers and Gaming area at TalkCeltic.net.
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http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/test-centre/laptop/14-best-budget-laptops-2015-uk-cheap-laptops-3214583/
seems to be a few there.
One thing I would suggest is a must is if you're going for an intel processor make sure at the very least it's an i5.
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Dont no about them too much but I have a Lenovo laptop thats worked great for the last 5-6 years, so if I was ever to get a new one id probably go with the same make again
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Asus are fine. They make very good quality PC components and brilliant monitors.
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Just bought one from Ebay there, Asus something or other, i7 processor, 8gb Ram, Windows 8. £350.
Only thing is it's been a display model so although it works like new, technically it goes down as refurbished, which works in my favour. Only flaw: Despite is having english version of windows, it has a Norwegian Keyboard, but they're very similar to UK ones so it's all good.
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Sounds like a bargain. You can always remove the keyboard and swap it for a UK English one.
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Someone give us a hand please.
Looking at getting a new laptop. Are these two any good for the price??
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/3308802.htm
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/3359909.htm -
First one has the same specs as mine, bought mine boxing day 2013 for £330.
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Only problem is I need to get a new one today or tomorrow as I need it for Wednesday. -
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What do you need them for? You won't be playing Witcher 3 on either of them :icon_mrgreen:
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I would go for the Lenovo. Do you need 8gb RAM?
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Just general browsing the Internet and steaming games etc. So probably don't need 8GB RAM. I use a laptop for work to blog and I've just cracked the screen of my old one. For what it'll cost for a new screen I may aswell buy a new laptop because the old one is on its last legs anyway.
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Yeah my laptop's good. Go for the old 8gb like me. I use mine for the same stuff as you.