Review on 14" Notebook HP 14s-dq 1920x1080, Intel Pentium Silver N5030 1.1 GHz, RAM 4 GB, SSD 256 GB, Intel UHD Graphics 605, DOS, 3B3L8EA, black by Petar Kolev ᠌

Feedback on a $45,590 HP 14s-dq2022ur with an Intel Core i5 1135G7 and a 512GB solid-state drive (nVMe)? When the hospital became too sluggish to do simple things like setting the table, the beech was purchased to fill in for it. And at the end, it surpassed my highest hopes. In fact, it would be roughly equivalent to my 7700K hospital (assuming it were in stock, of course). Twenty minutes of AIDA64 driving were logged by me because. Honestly, I don't understand the value in stress testing like that. Rendering computer-generated imagery (CGI) on it is theoretically conceivable but highly unlikely to happen. To get a feel for the system's overall performance, I also ran some basic memory and CPU benchmarks. In-Text Citations: [1] I compare it to him for straightforward reasons Micron claims [2]. The computer's RAM was supplied by them. For whatever reason, [3] every manufacturer uses the number 512. 500GB divided by 1024 equals 488 (yet Windows only recognizes 476GB). My Samsung 970 PRO is exactly the same. [4] Unlike YouTubers reviewing couches, I didn't test the screen of a cheap laptop running random applications by sitting f*cking on graphs and numbers on the floor. When I put my laptop in front of my display (C49HG90DMI), I put my faith in my eyes and compare the two. It's on par with a thousand dollar monitor in terms as clarity, color accuracy, and brightness. IMHO Note to reader: Ignore the advice of the Stas-named commenter up there. Either he married one of the traveling gypsy families or he bought a laptop from them.Stas likely installed an uber-repack created by Vasyan from 8G, a driver-pack-torrent edition, because the laptop ships without an operating system.