Computer and Laptop Tech Thread

**StockEngine** · November 7th, 2020 05:56 AM

Originally Posted by misseksaherada

Ay hindi, Application Analyst ako.

Kami unang sasagupa sa laban at mag investigate ng bugs bago pa makarating sa Dev Team.

same kayo ng friend ko. she's also IT.

3070 popped up on newegg global.. 33k free shipping. looks like folks are waiting for the 6000 series from AMD

**BratPAQ** · November 13th, 2020 03:53 PM

Pwede na kaya to for student? Ano kaya mas ok sa dalawa? Ano mas ok in terms of CPU? Mas gusto ko sana yung intel because it's 512gb ssd so I can expand a 1TB hdd. Yung isa naman may ssd na kaso 128gb lang.

How about graphics? Gumagamit kasi daughter ng shotcut pang edit ng video na isesend sa teacher. So I think hindi naman heavy editing yun. Yung kasing current laptop nya eh low specs at walang video card sa hindi kaya video editing.

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**jut703** · November 13th, 2020 03:59 PM

Originally Posted by BratPAQ

Pwede na kaya to for student? Ano kaya mas ok sa dalawa? Ano mas ok in terms of CPU? Mas gusto ko sana yung intel because it's 512gb ssd so I can expand a 1TB hdd. Yung isa naman may ssd na kaso 128gb lang.

How about graphics? Gumagamit kasi daughter ng shotcut pang edit ng video na isesend sa teacher. So I think hindi naman heavy editing yun. Yung kasing current laptop nya eh low specs at walang video card sa hindi kaya video editing.

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Video card isn't as critical as a strong CPU + RAM for video editing/encoding. Even IGP is sufficient for GPU help on encoding.

I'm a firm believer that laptops should be as light and portable as possible especially for students or anyone who's always mobile. So I'm a big ultrabook fan.

Best to have a strong quad-core processor + 16GB RAM for video editing work.

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**kisshmet** · November 13th, 2020 04:05 PM

Bratpaq,

Ryzen 7 is more than enough for students..try the ryzen 5 4500 at P27thou before

Intel uses 14nm processor so it will run hotter than an AMD processor..additionally, it will drain the battery faster than the 7nm of AMD

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**tarzegetakizerd** · November 13th, 2020 04:37 PM

I survived college using a laptop with Pentium CPU hahaha.

Nakakapagphotoshop, indesign, illustrator naman ako. Pati Sketchup.

**ice15** · November 13th, 2020 04:48 PM

Originally Posted by BratPAQ

Pwede na kaya to for student? Ano kaya mas ok sa dalawa? Ano mas ok in terms of CPU? Mas gusto ko sana yung intel because it's 512gb ssd so I can expand a 1TB hdd. Yung isa naman may ssd na kaso 128gb lang.

How about graphics? Gumagamit kasi daughter ng shotcut pang edit ng video na isesend sa teacher. So I think hindi naman heavy editing yun. Yung kasing current laptop nya eh low specs at walang video card sa hindi kaya video editing.

UserBenchmark: AMD Ryzen 7 47U vs Intel Core i5-135G1

^looks like the Ryzen is better than the i5 (as expected)

not sure if the Slim 3 has upgradeable RAM, also not sure why the Ideapad 3 decided to use 2 4GB RAM modules. -> I'm only using MS Office and ramdam ko yung advantage ng 16GB RAM

SSD is always better than HDD -> big plus for the Ideapad 3

As for video editing, are you planning to use Premier? I think both can easily handle Filmora and Resolve

**BratPAQ** · November 13th, 2020 04:49 PM

Originally Posted by kisshmet

Bratpaq,

Ryzen 7 is more than enough for students..try the ryzen 5 4500 at P27thou before

Intel uses 14nm processor so it will run hotter than an AMD processor..additionally, it will drain the battery faster than the 7nm of AMD

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Originally Posted by jut703

Video card isn't as critical as a strong CPU + RAM for video editing/encoding. Even IGP is sufficient for GPU help on encoding.

I'm a firm believer that laptops should be as light and portable as possible especially for students or anyone who's always mobile. So I'm a big ultrabook fan.

Best to have a strong quad-core processor + 16GB RAM for video editing work.

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Ok, thanks for the tip. Much appreciated.

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**BratPAQ** · November 13th, 2020 04:53 PM

Originally Posted by ice15

UserBenchmark: AMD Ryzen 7 47U vs Intel Core i5-135G1

^looks like the Ryzen is better than the i5 (as expected)

not sure if the Slim 3 has upgradeable RAM, also not sure why the Ideapad 3 decided to use 2 4GB RAM modules. -> I'm only using MS Office and ramdam ko yung advantage ng 16GB RAM

SSD is always better than HDD -> big plus for the Ideapad 3

As for video editing, are you planning to use Premier? I think both can easily handle Filmora and Resolve

Perhaps will look for ryzen na lang nga with an 8gb single ram and ample ssd. Parang ang liit kasi ng 128gb for ssd. Baka windows os lang kasya dun.

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**BratPAQ** · November 13th, 2020 04:56 PM

Originally Posted by tarzegetakizerd

I survived college using a laptop with Pentium CPU hahaha.

Nakakapagphotoshop, indesign, illustrator naman ako. Pati Sketchup.

Haha, oo nga. Light video editing lang naman.

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**jut703** · November 13th, 2020 05:45 PM

When I was in college I had an old Lenovo Core 2 Duo laptop that I had since high school while everyone else had i5 Macbook Pros and Macbook Airs. By the time I was in 4th year hirap na magedit videos on my laptop (tagal magexport) vs the Macbooks of my peers.

Paid it forward nalang by gifting my sister a Macbook Pro when she went to college.

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