>there are people still buying new consumer-grade laptops instead of a solid used Core2Duo system which is actually more powerful and much cheaper
Someone I know just bought a $500 laptop for his son and it's actually slower than my X200 which is almost 9 years old.
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>Someone I know just bought a $500 laptop for his son and it's actually slower than my X200 which is almost 9 years old.
mfw
TFW no GF
I have two and I still have that face,
if that laptop has any relevant intel processor it's probably faster than your x200 user. a fresh install of windows or some linux thing will shape it up
>solid used Core2Duo system which is actually more powerful
get a load of this retard
>1.6GHz Intel Celeron N3060
>better than any C2D in the past 10 years
Im about to spend €400 on a chromebook with similar benchmarks to your x200.
> aluminum body
> 1.4kg
> FHD
> Option for multiboot with Linux/Win/ChromeOS
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even a shitty meme tier i5 ulv is faster than a q6600
I would say do yourself a favor and get a ThinkPad Yoga 11e for like $150 bucks but I see you are using europoor dollars so it will probably cost $500 instead.
q6600 can overclock :)
you're not wrong.
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I'm not comparing it to an i5. I'm comparing it to the cheap Celerons (or worse) in cheap consumer laptops.
Intel Core2 Duo P8800 @ 2.66GHz
>1754
Intel Celeron N3060 @ 1.60GHz
>950
>he believes benchmarks
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$500 is not a cheap consumer laptop user. You can get meme gaming laptops that aren't shit for about that price.
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i5 6200U, 1080p, GTX 940mx 2gb
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>Intel Core2 Duo P8800 @ 2.66GHz
1754
>Intel Core i5-6200U @ 2.30GHz
3933
When will these 2 in 1 memetops die? Cheap 13" laptops don't seem to exist in their traditional form anymore.
Well, then he fucking got ripped off. I saw the specs myself and he has a fucking Celeron N3060 in there, which is much worse than my C2D P8800.
yeppers, sounds like he did
not sure how you even find a $500 laptop with a celeron
Its mostly chromebooks. They're quite nippy but dont perform well in standard benchmarks. Octane scores are pretty good.
I have two old laptops.
One I upgraded to a Intel T7500 CPU with 4GB, and an SSD
Another has an i7 640M with 8GB, and a SSD.
Both boot up, and work at the same speed. I honestly cant tell the difference much. I actually prefer to use the 7500 one because it has a better quality screen.