what laptop are you rocking?
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KingyOfficial
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Macbooks are my go to, however Im currently on my Acer Swift right now
Shopon Ahmed
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HP elite book g5 is rocking
@davids355 is that a ducky one 2 ?
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The company I work for provided a ThinkPad T490s, I love it because of the IPS panel and 500 nits brightness.
But in any other case, I wouldn't trade my Desktop for a laptop, unless I would have to travel.
My personal laptop is some Acer with an i5 7th generation HQ model, still rocking.
I love the macbook's screen, but in Europe, a decent one goes from $2,500 and up.
But in any other case, I wouldn't trade my Desktop for a laptop, unless I would have to travel.
My personal laptop is some Acer with an i5 7th generation HQ model, still rocking.
I love the macbook's screen, but in Europe, a decent one goes from $2,500 and up.
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Think pads are lovely laptops. I’ve set a few up recently for clients- normally I get the thinkpad E14 gen2. They’re very nice.
Yes. Ducky keyboard. I got it mainly for the bright colours.
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@davids355 looks stunning.
PS. You made it seem like I posted the image haha
PS. You made it seem like I posted the image haha
JavascriptPufferfish
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That's how they get you started. then they suck you up for 60% keyboards, fancy switches, artisan keys, and you end up in r/MechanicalKeyboards pulling the trigger on group buys you will get delivered 2 years later. still waiting for ducky to release a Bluetooth keyboard.
many years I was also a Thinkpad fan. had a lot of many different models, like t61, x230, t480 and at work t490.
OS was mostly Linux.
Last Summer a bought the M1 MacBook Air and this is a awesome machine.
Light, no fan sound (because has no fan
) , unbelievable battery.
I was always a big fan of the trackpoint, but with the touchpad of the MacBook, wow I would never switch back.
OS was mostly Linux.
Last Summer a bought the M1 MacBook Air and this is a awesome machine.
Light, no fan sound (because has no fan
) , unbelievable battery.I was always a big fan of the trackpoint, but with the touchpad of the MacBook, wow I would never switch back.
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thanks mate. Post fixed as well.
I can see how they could get addictive. I just bought the keyboard and a second set of keys so that I could put my company name in a different colour on the keyboard.
A wireless option would be cool if they did that.
Macbook Air has no cooling fans?many years I was also a Thinkpad fan. had a lot of many different models, like t61, x230, t480 and at work t490.
OS was mostly Linux.
Last Summer a bought the M1 MacBook Air and this is a awesome machine.
Light, no fan sound (because has no fan
I was always a big fan of the trackpoint, but with the touchpad of the MacBook, wow I would never switch back.
xReminisce
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I do have a msi gt62vr atm
correct there is no fan, the MacBook Pro has fan
Is there a Windows 11 Laptop that has no fans for heavy gaming?
I would assume there is now gaming laptop without a fan.
or you buy a cheap laptop and use "geforce now" for gaming
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Well laptop is very temporary, 5 years max and its useless. Advantage of desktop is that you can maintain it by yourself, laptop is harder to disassemble and even harder to assemble back. I have 8 year old desktop PC, bought new GPU, +8GB RAM (16 total), SSD disk, Power supply and its like new. I clean it often and replace thermal paste both on CPU and GPU. This way it can go for long time and if some component fails you can easily replace it
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Very true. All you can really do with a laptop is put in more ram or bigger hard drive. With a desktop I guess you can upgrade everything.
always depends on the personal needs, I would say, for the most peoples "old" hardware is still enough.
let me guess, with arch linux?Home office: 2x Asus VivoBook, 1x Asus ZenBook
Company office: 1x Asus VivoBook
PS: I'm not affiliated with ASUS!