Windows 10 Which laptop is best fo me ?

Once deciding on a machine after looking into specs and games. Come back and then I'm more than willing to recommend one over another.
 
Sorry.
Because I have that laptop, I have the specs and I thought I could help....
(For a moment I thought you was misreading my message...)
But now it is on to mr. Blackmagicislam

Have a nice evening,
Henk
 
Thats still not going to game. Intel integrated is in no way designed or capable of gaming at anything but the lowest settings and then it'll be a poor experience.
I have this laptop hp 250 g5 ...
This laptop serve me very well..
Thats why i to

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I am at an Acer E5 575G.
It has an I5-7200U processor (with integrated Intel graphics) and a GF940MX, 8 GB DDR4 memory, 254 GB SSD and 1 TB HD.
...... But should not you go for a model with an I7 for best performance?

both are shit but the Acer is better than the Lenovo
550 is not much of a budget... have a look at refurbished Asus laptops for an older W8 | W8.1 with i3 chip

I really wonder why an I3 should be better then an I5......
Besides mr. 'Blackmacigislam' has already ordered a laptop (see #23)
 
If this is the general rule:
· Core i7: 4 (or more) cores. All CPUs have Hyper-Threading
· Core i5: 4 cores, no Hyper-Threading
· Core i3: 2 cores + Hyper-Threading
and Hyper Threading boosts the performance with 15 – 30% then
an i7 has at least 460 – 520% of the performance of one core and
an i5 has 400% of the performance of one core and
an i3 has the performance of 230 – 260% of the performance of one core.

But there are so many different processors, that we better forget the general rules and compare the performance specs of the individual processors.
 
You can buy lenovo Ideapad 320 s, Acer chromebook, lenovo yoga book, Google Pixelbook.
These are the best laptops which you can opt for.
 
I'll assume you've well and truly made your decision already, but for future reference there's a great website called "WePC" that offers cheap gaming solutions I recommend checking out. I'm sure there are probably many other helpful sites as well but this is the only one I know that allows you to build computers for your needs and with a budget in mind.
 
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