Best Budget Laptop With I7 Processor

My laptop is running 16GB of RAM, an i7 processor and a 1TB hard drive. �(Due to the size, it was slow - 5400 rpm.) �I wanted an SSD when I bought the laptop 4 years ago, but prices of SSD were sky high if you could find them. �This is a much more reasonable price. �If you are maxed out on RAM, this is the next upgrade to look add - the loading and saving process is so much faster and reliability substantially higher as there are no moving parts. �It breathes new life into Windows based units!

This is the 13th generation i7 processor. The very latest one. The laptop seems to be built very well especially considering that this is a 2 in 1. So it will need really good hinges as it switches back and forth between a tablet and a laptop. It does not come with a digital pen. So I bought one separately. Overall, it seems like a solid laptop worth the money. Combine it with the 3 year warranty and you are golden for at least 3 years. It does not have a fingerprint reader, but that is not that important for me as you can always use the face biometrics to sign in. Overall, good value for money in my opinion. I hope that it stays good for a few years. My previous HP laptops have all been good. So I think that this one should as well.

I have an Asus Laptop with Intel I7 processor and 16 GB of memory. I added a 500GB Samsung SDD as the main disk. And in the slot of the rewritable disc I put the HDD Barracuda 2 TB and it works incredible, fast, efficient and with great storage capacity, it is much faster than the original 1 TB disc that came from factory

This processor is perfect for my needs of gaming. I was on the fence about the i7 vs this one and I wasn't disappointed with the performance.

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I customized my unit with i7 vPro Raptor Lake processor, 32 MB Ram, 2 - 500 GB SSD and 27" QHD monitor. I am impressed by the visual look of the all-in-one PC. It is all monitor--27" of clarity! It seems speedy enough for any task so far. I have had it approximately 2 weeks, and my initial impression is very positive. It is acting very well so far. Small issue that can be frustrating--setting up and attaching the monitor unit to the adjustable stand was a bit of a burden. It was mostly intuitive, but I had not done it before. I was looking for the right insertion angle, and the locking and elevation mechanisms for the monitor. The document describing installation did not meet my expectations for precise instructions and drawings. But I got lucky--It has a stable stand and elevates when needed and locks the screen in position. Maybe I am not mechanically inclined, as I spent more time with this part than I did with computer setup.

I upgraded from an Intel i7-4790k. I didn't think this processor would make much difference because I have a nice graphics card (gtx 2070), but in VR games like Rec Room and I've noticed a huge difference. In rec room I used to have glitches that I thought were just from the game, but with the new processor I've now realized it was from the CPU not running fast enough. I'm very happy with this processor.

Fast and good for photos and video processing. With the I7 processor and NVIDIA GPU combo, it makes fast work in rendering video. The only con, no CD drive, but can add those via USB.

I installed this in a new computer I built with a Intel i7 2600 processor and 16 GB Corsair Vengance memory with a XFX HD 5770 video card and it makes for a very fast computer for editing very large video files and Raw images. This hard drive is fast and very quiet. Great drive!

This processor is very fast and a major upgrade for me from an older i7. The retail box cooling solution works very well. Keeps my processor cool and is not that loud under normal conditions and while gaming. The loudest I can get the fan is under prime95 and cinebench r23 which is max load. The temperatures under max load remain in the 70's c. Idle is 40 c or high 30's c.