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I've been going through a bunch of websites to try and find a new computer for my every day online marketing needs, but I haven't been impressed with anything under $3,000
Right now I'm using a 17" laptop with an i7 processor because my desktop decided to fry itself which basically made it a very large paper weight. I was able to save a few things out of it, but I get to use it's demise as an excuse to upgrade lmao
I'm not opposed to laptops for my every day work because I can be very mobile with them and I can bring my work with me, in digital form, if I have to go meet with a client. Meeting clients doesn't happen very often because I work with people from all over the world and they're usually not within driving distance lol.
I was looking at a beefed up gaming laptop that was around $3,000 and was pretty impressive. But do I want to get it or not?
Here's the one I was looking at: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16834332106
Lenovo 17.3" Y700-17ISK (80Q000BYUS)
Intel Core i7 6700HQ (2.60 GHz)
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960M
16 GB Memory
512 GB SSD 1 TB HDD
Windows 10 Home
64-Bit Gaming Laptop
Now as a lot of you know, I'm known for doing online marketing, but what you may not know is that I'm pretty horrible with hardware lmao Do you think the above laptop is good or should I keep shopping around for something else?
The laptop above is definitely better than the one I have, but I don't really know if I should drop $3,000 on a laptop. I guess it would be a work expense, but since I'm the CEO it still comes out of my pocket sort of lol.
All input and suggestions will be helpful
Thanks!
Razzy
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In my opinion, any new generation i5 or even i3 with a minimum of 8GB or RAM and an SSD will do the trick very well for online marketing. Unless you need to use Photoshop a lot or video editors you won't feel you lack in power.
Anyways, your configuration is great, go with it all the way!
I currently have an older i3 with SSD and 8GB of ram and I'm doing very well. The laptop is perfect and pretty much overkill for any online marketer, you'll have way more than you actually need. Yet again its always good to have the extra power. In my opinion, any new generation i5 or even i3 with a minimum of 8GB or RAM and an SSD will do the trick very well for online marketing. Unless you need to use Photoshop a lot or video editors you won't feel you lack in power. Anyways, your configuration is great, go with it all the way! I currently have an older i3 with SSD and 8GB of ram and I'm doing very well.
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