Review on 💻 HP 14s-dq3000ur 14" Laptop - Intel Celeron N4500, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, Windows 10 Home, Intel UHD Graphics, Black (3E7K1EA) by Ognian Dimitrov ᠌

Review of the HP 14s-dq2022ur i5-1135G7/8GB/512GB(nvme) purchased for $45.590? When the hospital was too indolent to sit at the table, the beech was purchased as a partial replacement. Finally, it surpassed all of my expectations. In fact, it is about equal to my hospital based on 7700K (if it were in stock, of course) (with a few assumptions). I operated AIDA64 for around 20 minutes for this reason. I don't think such stress tests are very useful. Although rendering CGI on it is unlikely, it is theoretically conceivable. For a broad sense of performance, I also performed the usual CPU and memory tests. Footnotes: [1] For obvious reasons, Icompare it with him. [2] This is per Micron. The laptop's memory modules come from them. [3] I don't understand why every manufacturer uses 512. The actual size is 500GB / 1024, which is 488 (Windows sees even less, 476GB). My experience with the Samsung 970 PRO is the same. [4] I didn't sit on graphs and data and f*ck on the floor to test the screen of a cheap laptop with any software, unlike YouTube sofa reviewers. I put the laptop in front of the monitor (C49HG90DMI) and rely on my eyes to compare the screen to it. It is in no way inferior to a $1,000 monitor in terms of visual quality, color reproduction, and brightness. IMHO P.S. : Ignore the comments made by Stas above. He either obtained a laptop from the traveling gypsies or got married (I lean more toward the first possibility).Since the laptop doesn't come with an operating system, it's likely that Stas installed some sort of uber-repack, possibly a driver-pack-torrent edition, from Vasyan from 8G.