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Re: Come in if you understand what a dual processor is for
Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 4:15 pm
by BlackVelvet
ciyaal_warta wrote:
when go 2 shop for a laptop u write list of minimum hardware requirement that u want to buy
Run sheeg?
Swear down I just go in and pick whatever looks nice.
I think I need a list. What should be on it? So far I got i3 or i5, I'll sound smart though I have no idea what they mean
Re: Come in if you understand what a dual processor is for
Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 4:21 pm
by haxxor
Buying it from PC store is expensive, buy it online as it's cheaper.
Also, be sure to buy refurbished laptops as it is much much more cheaper and it usually has better specifications. Warranty is there, you can't go wrong either.
Make 4GB of RAM (memory), Core i3 processor, and anything above ATI HD 4000 / NVIDIA GT 8000 series as your minimum requirement. Remember, those are "minimum" requirements, if you see a cheaper laptop with core i5, or even core i7 if you can afford it, get it.
You cannot "delete" or "end" processes that uses high memory. If you do it wrong, you can crash your laptop, or disable most important functions of a laptop. For example, if you end "explorer.exe" process, you lose a taskbar, start menu and if you minimise window, you can't get them back. Only fix to this problem is to restart or re-start a process which would be too complicated for you anyway.
Re: Come in if you understand what a dual processor is for
Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 4:25 pm
by ciyaal_warta
BlackVelvet wrote:ciyaal_warta wrote:
when go 2 shop for a laptop u write list of minimum hardware requirement that u want to buy
Run sheeg?
Swear down I just go in and pick whatever looks nice.
I think I need a list. What should be on it? So far I got i3 or i5, I'll sound smart though I have no idea what they mean
rabi yassir ..wax walboo dhalaalayo soo guran rabtaa abaaydiis
BV Haxxor just posted it make it ur list ..make the bold ones as ur basic requirements abaayo..about the hard disk space u can set anything above 250GB its all depend on ur needs of space)
haxxor wrote:
Make 4GB of RAM (memory), Core i3 processor, and anything above ATI HD 4000 / NVIDIA GT 8000 series as your minimum requirement. Remember, those are "minimum" requirements, if you see a cheaper laptop with core i5, or even core i7 if you can afford it, get it.
Re: Come in if you understand what a dual processor is for
Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 4:28 pm
by BlackVelvet
Ciyaal yes, sadly I decide what colour I want and then go from there.
Haxxor mahad sanid. I have never even bought shoes online I think a laptop would be too big a jump for me. Is ATI HD 4000 / NVIDIA GT 8000 to do with the screen? I would have googled but this laptop is painfully slow.
Re: Come in if you understand what a dual processor is for
Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 4:32 pm
by haxxor
BlackVelvet wrote:Ciyaal yes, sadly I decide what colour I want and then go from there.
Haxxor mahad sanid. I have never even bought shoes online I think a laptop would be too big a jump for me. Is ATI HD 4000 / NVIDIA GT 8000 to do with the screen? I would have googled but this laptop is painfully slow.
No, it's for graphic processing. The reason why I have made these bolded as minimum requirement is for HD viewing. They enable you to see HD movies on your laptop without any lagging (Ignoring the fact you probably have crap internet connection anyway), and on DVD. Also, they can be useful for kids who want to use your laptop for gaming, so...
Re: Come in if you understand what a dual processor is for
Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 4:37 pm
by BlackVelvet
Ilaahey kheyr ha idiin siiyo.
I have noted those down and will hopefully get myself a quality laptop inshallah.
Re: Come in if you understand what a dual processor is for
Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 4:37 pm
by haxxor
Re: Come in if you understand what a dual processor is for
Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 4:37 pm
by ciyaal_warta
rabi yassir ..next go with a list abaayo
do u have IT fair in UK??
Haxxor
i hated buying things from online man...last time i bought dell from dell online inspiron 1425 i got heating problem ..everytime i go them they say we fixed and in a week its back...plus dell service shop was 40km away..i would rather goto shop and buy it from there and held them accountable
Re: Come in if you understand what a dual processor is for
Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 4:41 pm
by haxxor
ciyaal_warta wrote: rabi yassir ..next go with a list abaayo
do u have IT fair in UK??
Haxxor
i hated buying things from online man...last time i bought dell from dell online inspiron 1425 i got heating problem ..everytime i go them they say we fixed and in a week its back...plus dell service shop was 40km away..i would rather goto shop and buy it from there and held them accountable
-_- Look at here...
http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/Returns-C ... eme.html#5
It says you can take 'em at store if you keep your receipt. Plus if you're out of warranty, you can go some dodgy shop and fix 'em 'cause I might be one of them.
Re: Come in if you understand what a dual processor is for
Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 4:43 pm
by BlackVelvet
Ciyaal tonight I have received tutorial I know about the i's and NVIDIA marka you are to stop laughing at me
I think I have developed a HP phobia, that first one looks like my sister's laptop which over heats just from being turned on.
Re: Come in if you understand what a dual processor is for
Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 4:44 pm
by Mondey
only a week back i purchased a DELL laptop for whats equal to 570 punds and its good.
its core i5 dual processor
memory 6 GB
battery life upto 3:30 hrs
Re: Come in if you understand what a dual processor is for
Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 4:45 pm
by ciyaal_warta
haxxor wrote:ciyaal_warta wrote: rabi yassir ..next go with a list abaayo
do u have IT fair in UK??
Haxxor
i hated buying things from online man...last time i bought dell from dell online inspiron 1425 i got heating problem ..everytime i go them they say we fixed and in a week its back...plus dell service shop was 40km away..i would rather goto shop and buy it from there and held them accountable
-_- Look at here...
http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/Returns-C ... eme.html#5
It says you can take 'em at store if you keep your receipt. Plus if you're out of warranty, you can go some dodgy shop and fix 'em 'cause I might be one of them.
nice i gota looook their service branch in malaysia..coz i dont trust companies that dont have a branch in my state
thnx
Re: Come in if you understand what a dual processor is for
Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 4:46 pm
by ciyaal_warta
BlackVelvet wrote:Ciyaal tonight I have received tutorial I know about the i's and NVIDIA marka you are to stop laughing at me
I think I have developed a HP phobia, that first one looks like my sister's laptop which over heats just from being turned on.
goood u gota few things about computers abaayo
try ASUS or Toshiba they are good
Dell and HP have over heating problem
Re: Come in if you understand what a dual processor is for
Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 4:48 pm
by ciyaal_warta
Mondey wrote:only a week back i purchased a DELL laptop for whats equal to 570 punds and its good.
its core i5 dual processor
memory 6 GB
battery life upto 3:30 hrs
that is a lil bit expensive sxb...i can get 2200 RM which divide by 6 if u want to convert by UK money.nevertheless nice deal
Re: Come in if you understand what a dual processor is for
Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 5:03 pm
by Mondey
ciyaal_warta wrote:Mondey wrote:only a week back i purchased a DELL laptop for whats equal to 570 punds and its good.
its core i5 dual processor
memory 6 GB
battery life upto 3:30 hrs
that is a lil bit expensive sxb...i can get 2200 RM which divide by 6 if u want to convert by UK money.nevertheless nice deal
2200 what ?