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Hi all,
Looking to purchase a new notebook and my research/budget has led me to wanting a Ryzen 7 7840u processor, with NO dedicated graphics. The 780m integrated graphics will be enough for me to play League of Legends TFT and some older games, like Neverwinter Nights 2 EE online. Other than these, just want it to last a while. for regular use and be good for travel.
I want something sleek, small, thin, stylish but clean look, 14-15" and no more than $1500cnd. Ideally with a touch screen but haven't found one yet, and would love a 2 in 1 but also haven't seen one.
The only option I've found is this...and overall I like it and will probably go with this, unless your input changes my direction and above thought process. It does have the 7-7840u chip.
How's my timing with this? Do you think the 7840HS chips will flood the market soon and be more affordable? Any that I've seen are $2000cnd and up and the performance difference between the 7840u and 7840HS isn't much. Most notebooks sporting the 7840 and 7940 Ryzen cpu's also have dedicated GPU's...
Will be buying in Canada, either in person or online.
Thanks in advance!
Looking to purchase a new notebook and my research/budget has led me to wanting a Ryzen 7 7840u processor, with NO dedicated graphics. The 780m integrated graphics will be enough for me to play League of Legends TFT and some older games, like Neverwinter Nights 2 EE online. Other than these, just want it to last a while. for regular use and be good for travel.
I want something sleek, small, thin, stylish but clean look, 14-15" and no more than $1500cnd. Ideally with a touch screen but haven't found one yet, and would love a 2 in 1 but also haven't seen one.
The only option I've found is this...and overall I like it and will probably go with this, unless your input changes my direction and above thought process. It does have the 7-7840u chip.
SFG14-42-R2TL - Tech Specs | Laptops | Acer Canada
SFG14-42-R2TL - Tech Specs | Laptops | Acer Canada
www.acer.com
How's my timing with this? Do you think the 7840HS chips will flood the market soon and be more affordable? Any that I've seen are $2000cnd and up and the performance difference between the 7840u and 7840HS isn't much. Most notebooks sporting the 7840 and 7940 Ryzen cpu's also have dedicated GPU's...
Will be buying in Canada, either in person or online.
Thanks in advance!
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