WigglyPenguin
WigglyPenguin

Suggest a laptop under 90k

requirements: nope not a mac mostly for daily use, coding good enough for standard softwares, nothing high- end medium gaming/processing

preferences: high build quality good customer support service

=8GB ram =500GB hdd =14inch screen

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GroovyBoba
GroovyBoba

For work -
Look for the one with the latest Intel chip. Then see if you can get a i7 in that range and then make sure it's not a trash U series underpowered one. Then compare with equivalent from AMD. Prioritise processor>screen>battery.

For gaming- prioritise the graphic card over processor. See if you can get a 4060 or settle with a 3060. Make sure the processor is H or HX and not trash U again.

Don't buy a Dell. Fuck dell

GroovyBoba
GroovyBoba

Don't fixate in Ram. Just make sure it isn't soldered. You can very cheaply upgrade it to 16 or 32. Same with SSD.

WigglyPenguin
WigglyPenguin

what happened with Dell ?

DerpySushi
DerpySushi

If you are from Blr, go Visit Shiva Laptop in Banaswadi or Softbazaar in Marathalli. These guys sell used laptops, and I have seen the conditions and specs. Those were amazing. in this budget you can get laptops from Macbook 2020 to Lenovo X series laptop as well. I found them on OLX and visited their shops to buy used items, those items were as new as I can buy from Amazon.

WigglyPenguin
WigglyPenguin

would like to buy a new one

GoofyCupcake
GoofyCupcake

If you could elaborate, What are the prices like?

BubblyNugget
BubblyNugget

Get a laptop with ryzen 5 >= 5600h 4gb gfx, nvidia
500-1Tb ssd 16 gb ram 720p webcam Good keyboard and track pad.

Do not buy any notebook.

WigglyPenguin
WigglyPenguin

any specific reason to not buy notebook?

BubblyNugget
BubblyNugget

Repair and upgrades

ZoomyNugget
ZoomyNugget
Tesla15mo

That's a 50K budget specs.

WigglyPenguin
WigglyPenguin

= for a reason

WigglyPenguin
WigglyPenguin

from your own experience, which company would you guys suggest?
Lenovo/Dell/Acer/Asus/HP

SleepyPickle
SleepyPickle

Lenovo

SillyJellybean
SillyJellybean

Latest HP pavilion series is pretty good, get the gaming variants around 50-60k with an SSD and install extra RAM

I've been using my HP for the last 3 years with no problem. Just the hinge design is a bit weird, go for a stable one.

BubblyTaco
BubblyTaco

THINKPAD E14 ryzen variant, ignore all noise

WigglyNugget
WigglyNugget
Nykaa15mo

Lenovo Legion

ZoomyNugget
ZoomyNugget
Tesla15mo

MSI GF series

BubblyNugget
BubblyNugget

Acer nitro 5 amd ryzen 5600h

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