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Earth-shine

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1. I bought one of these recently. I have no regrets.

Reply to Captain Zero (Original post)

Mon May 2, 2022, 08:57 AM

May 2022

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09HV9PKJG/ref=dp_cr_wdg_tit_nw_mr

If you get one with Win 10, you can upgrade for free to Win 11.

> I want 8-16 ssd ram and 1tb ssd hard drive, is there any reason to stay with ddr hard drive?

There are semantic errors in this question.

DDR is your RAM. SSD is a type of hard drive. A new laptop will probably have an NVMe SSD hard drive.

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Buying a new windows laptop, I need your help and ideas. [View all] Captain Zero May 2022 OP

I bought one of these recently. I have no regrets. Earth-shine May 2022 #1

Ooooohhh, I like that... dixiechiken1 May 2022 #2

It's an I-5 with an internal PCIe drive. I find it to be quite snappy. Earth-shine May 2022 #3

Alrighty then... dixiechiken1 May 2022 #4

Make sure that the new PC is upgradeable to Win 11 at least AZSkiffyGeek May 2022 #5

My thoughts Best_man23 May 2022 #6

I haven't had any trouble with external USB cd/dvd drives. hunter May 2022 #7