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Don’t be fooled by Laptop CPUs
I
was speaking to a friend recently and we started discussing laptops.
Specifically, he wanted something to replace his desktop PC, which
sported an Intel Core-i3 2100 Sandy Bridge CPU. He was moving to a flat and didn’t have the space for a PC, but still wanted something with some grunt to edit photos and videos. He’d clearly given it some consideration, but I was shocked when he started quoting laptop specs and how he thought they’d be twice or even three times as fast as his PC.
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