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I was recently reading some debate about Derek Carr and his tenure/legacy with the raiders, and I know there's a bit of debate about how good or decent of a qb he was vs the raiders defense performances during his tenure as qb. It got me thinking, which teams, since 2000, have had the overall best defenses and overall worst defenses in the league. Using Statmuse, I wanted to look up this answer based solely on total points allowed, because at the end of the day, the more points allowed, more losing games. So, top 5 best and worst defenses of the past quarter century roughly, in TPA

Top 5 best.

Ravens - 7,542 points
Steelers - 7,666 points
Patriots - 7751 points
Eagles 8,470 points
Seahawks - 8,506 points

Top 5 worst

Lions - 10,027 points
Raiders - 9,926 points
Cardinals - 9,584 points
Rams - 9,399 points
Falcons - 9, 336 points.

I knew the lions and raiders were bad, but 10,000 points over 25 seasons is nuts. That's over 400 points given up a season average.

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ytim4437 · 8 days ago

Rams being one of the worst is surprising to me

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Lazydusto · 8 days ago

They were pretty awful between the Martz and McVay eras.

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DeM0nFiRe · 8 days ago

Top 3 are separated by just over 200 points, then 4th is over 700 points back from 3rd

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Quasimdo · OP · 8 days ago

10 Super Bowls between the top 3

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an_birb · 8 days ago

Pretty evenly split between them, right?

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Table_Coaster · 8 days ago

so the 5th ranked Seahawks are closer to being ranked 29th than they are to the Ravens

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InexorableWaffle · 8 days ago

It's crazy that 4th and 5th are basically as close to being in the 5 worst as they are to matching the Ravens and Steelers. Really puts into perspective just how consistently fuckin good their defenses have been, despite multiple changes of the guard now.

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ballimir37 · 8 days ago

Both are actually closer to being in the 5 worst that’s wild

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TRES_fresh · 8 days ago

Helps to have Harbaugh and Tomlin coaching the majority of that time while having great coaches before them too

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jbrooks772 · 8 days ago

Yeah, the 2007-2011 Rams went 15-65, which was the worst 5 year stretch in NFL history until the mid-late 2010s Browns.

Still didn't expect to be bottom 5 though.

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niss-uu · 8 days ago

As a Lions fan, checks out.

The only solid defenses I remember are from 2000 and 2014. The rest were either shitty or historically shitty.

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sithwonder · 8 days ago

The Rams have been pretty good for almost a decade of McVay now and were still complete ass for about half time on this Earth

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A'ja Wilson's on top 👏🏾 top 👏🏾 top 👏🏾

Posted by Background_Video2947 · in r/WNBAVibes · 11 days ago

1st in Total Points
1st in Points Per Game
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1st in Defensive Win Shares
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1st in 30+ Point Games
1st in 30+ Point Double-Doubles

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mistaharsh · 10 days ago

The real star and show stopper of the WNBA

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r/pcmasterrace • [3]

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ive seen the pcmr community's opinion on intel cpu's in desktops and want to ask their opinions on them and ryzen cpu's in laptops since the vast majority of laptops that people use have either an i7 or an i5 (whichever generation) since they are by far the most popular cpu's for laptops

Posted by idkwahtimdoingo · in r/pcmasterrace · 14 days ago

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Icy-Way5769 · 14 days ago

Gf got ap laptop with an ryzen 7 that is alrdy 2-3 yrs old.. and still absolutely crushes it performance wise… especially if you consider shes one of those people eho constantly got about 30 tabs open in her browser at all times… Also doing extremely well on battery life too. Cant say much about intel on mobile tho admittedly.

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Hattix · 14 days ago

Intel's CPU architecture is fine tuned for operating in low power budgets, it is greatly superior in laptops.

Unfortunately, AMD's GPU architecture is waaaay beyond what Intel achieves, and we're more often GPU limited than CPU limited in a laptop.

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Navi_Professor · 14 days ago

ryzen in laptops is fantastic...theres nothing really bad about em to say, other than i wish more super low power configs existed. (like sub 10w stuff) because rn, my favorite device is my surface with snapdrsgon in it because of its battery life.

i wana see more competition in this area.

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r/MRU • [4]

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Laptops

Posted by No-Competition-8451 · in r/MRU · 1 month ago

what’s the best laptop to get ss a buisness student?

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starlightcomet · 1 month ago

If you are going into Finance/accounting I recommend a windows laptop. You’ll be using excel a lot, and a lot of excel functions don’t function the same on an apple computer as they do on a windows laptop.

I have a dell xps 15, and I’ve loved it but recently the battery has turned so shitty. Research battery health before getting anything as well, because you want it to ideally last you all day if needed in class

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No-Competition-8451 · OP · 1 month ago

aw man i wanted an apple laptop😩 bur thank you ill look into dell laptop

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McKayha · 1 month ago

Look for ryzen 5000 or newer processor. And make sure at least it's ryzen 5.

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theonewhoquackz · 1 month ago

I got a surface laptop 7 13.8inch. Looks like a MacBook, but it’s got windows, excellent battery life, great 120hz display, and is pretty premium feeling too!

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No-Competition-8451 · OP · 1 month ago

i’ll look into it tysm

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Business Owners: What Laptop Brand Powers Your Hustle? What’s Been Your Experience?

Posted by Correct_Research_227 · in r/SaaS · 1 month ago

Hey fellow business owners and entrepreneurs, what's your go-to laptop brand for running your business?

I’m diving deep into the tech choices that drive productivity and success in the workplace and I want to hear from you! Whether you swear by reliability, sleek design, performance or just what your IT team insists on, share your pick and why you chose it.

Is it MacBook’s seamless ecosystem? Dell’s rugged business lineup ? Lenovo's legendary keyboards? Or maybe something else entirely ?

- Does your laptop keep up with your busiest days ?

- Ever had a tech fail that made you switch brands ?

- What features do you wish your business laptop had ?

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Platanoybatata · 1 month ago

From Linux to macOs nowadays:

MBPro 16in - 48GB MBAir 15in - 24GB

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indiemarchfilm · 1 month ago

I’m on a 2020 Acer Predator i7 - as a video producer it has been great for editing on site/to go and still does heavy lifting when building with replit.

Although battery is starting to go and prob getting a little bloaty.

Planning to get a new laptop in a year or so

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Correct_Research_227 · OP · 1 month ago

Sounds like your Predator served you well!

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indiemarchfilm · 1 month ago

Yes! Its literally been all over the world with me 😅

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tropicana_cookies · 1 month ago

ThinkPad.

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Correct_Research_227 · OP · 1 month ago

ThinkPad gang here too solid choice if you want power and reliability without breaking the bank. Still unmatched for dev work and durability 💪💻

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Acrobatic_Chart_611 · 1 month ago

Well, I'm using two desktops, two customized desktops, and one MacBook Air M4. That's for compiling, you know, mobile app, iOS. Yes, the customized one, they have 64 GB of RAM, you know, powerful CPU, and a hard disk that writes 7, I think it was 7 GB per second. I've got two of those desktops, one for researching, and one for cursor and cloud code. Yes, I don't just stick to just one laptop, you know, because you need power for a lot of things. You know, VSC with Claude Code or Cursor with CC their resource intensive. Go up to, you know, go for a big RAM, and things like that. so those are the things that I use.

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Correct_Research_227 · OP · 1 month ago

Damn, that’s a serious setup respect. 🔥 Running VSC with Claude or Cursor definitely needs that kind of horsepower. Love that you've got dedicated machines for different workflows. Total productivity flex.

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Acrobatic_Chart_611 · 1 month ago

My setup at home: FYI:
Desktop 1: $5,500 AUD (Gaming beast Workstation) Desktop 2: $3,500 AUD (Secondary powerhouse) Mac M4 Air: $2,000 AUD (Portable) Mac M1 Mini: $520 AUD (Dev machine) Total: ~$11,520 AUD Plus KVM 4x2

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Acrobatic_Chart_611 · 1 month ago

but an expensive that something you can afford; you only cry once; where if you buy cheap, breaks all the time, you will cry a lot!

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Business owners of Reddit what is the main brand of laptop you use?

Posted by Western_Advisor_8283 · in r/Entrepreneur · 1 month ago

I’m wanting to do research into what the most commonly used business laptops are in workplace settings just to see what is popular and what isn’t.

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SleipnirSolid · 1 month ago

Lenovo ThinkPad every single time. Practical and built like tanks.

Louis Rossman the Apple fixing guy on YouTube showed a comparison of how a good laptop should be built (MacBook aren't it). But he has Lenovo and I've been convinced ever since.

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Western_Advisor_8283 · OP · 1 month ago

I’ve had thinkpads I don’t run a business the batteries would stop charging quickly out of 4 of them 1 works and the repair store told me the frame is warped tho it looks like it isn’t i still like them tho keyboards are great than any other laptop I’ve tried

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hotbacon73 · 1 month ago

My whole team runs on Lenovo thinkpads

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Western_Advisor_8283 · OP · 1 month ago

Awesome really good laptops I’ve used a few

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Dirty_magnum · 1 month ago

Lenovo. Their think pads last a long time and can be beat around a reasonable amount.

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fiskfisk · 1 month ago

And they're very compatible with Linux.

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panos-supersell-club · 1 month ago

Apple. MacBook Pro.

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Responsible-Shake112 · 1 month ago

Mix of thinkpads and MacBooks.

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[deleted] · 1 month ago

I’m curious, why do you need multiple laptops?

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Responsible-Shake112 · 1 month ago

Let’s say you need to run a windows POS application on windows and have access to email for front desk employees thinkpad t480 has Ethernet port and is cheap to replace if broken. As a manager who needs longer battery and have lots of things open at the same time you want base MacBook pro. If you don’t need windows for some specific app MacBook Pro just the best laptop for pretty much any task especially if you have an iPhone and aiprods etc. I work as integration specialist and I have thinkpad where I dual boot fedora and windows 11 because my clients work with windows apps mainly. I also have MacBook Air m1 for internet browsing and because I want to know how to use macOS. macOS for productivity. Windows pc for industry specific software. Linux nerds.

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Snixtysnixt · 1 month ago

I’m thinking some parts of the team e.g. developers, engineers and cybersecurity or things that run heavy resources will need higher spec laptops. People that don’t use resource heavy applications can do with the thinkpads.

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ChargeOk1005 · 1 month ago

Best mix

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r/thinkpad • [7]

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Business laptop

Posted by MrB007 · in r/thinkpad · 2 months ago

Looking to buy a professional business laptop that gives me best bang for buck. I don't travel that much for business so it doesn't need to be super light but still needs to be small and light enough to use on train, plane, etc.

Looking at the p14s gen 6 and can get this spec for £1185 new. Is that a good deal?

I run windows 11 and multitask across Outlook about 5 different spreadsheets at anyone time, PowerPoint, word, about 10 to 15 browser tabs, teams calls with sometimes up to 20 to 30 people, etc.

AMD Ryzen™ AI 7 PRO 350 Processor (2.00 GHz up to 5.00 GHz) 32 GB DDR5-5600MT/s (SODIMM) 512 GB SSD M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 Performance TLC Opal 14" WUXGA (1920 x 1200), IPS, Anti-Glare, Non-Touch, 100%sRGB, 500 nits, 60Hz, Low Power 5MP RGB+IR with Microphone and Privacy Shutter Smart Card Reader 4 Cell Rechargeable Li-ion 57Wh 65W USB-C Wall Mount Nano GaN 90% PCC

Any other recommendations (even, i dare say... other brands?)? Is this overkill? I'm looking for something that will last a decent amount of time.

Thanks!

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Shadow-BG · 2 months ago

This is very overkill, just buy some used t,p, x, yoga.

From gen10 they are the beasts, just get 16gb ram or greater.

That's all.

That will be around 500 pounds, no more

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MrB007 · OP · 2 months ago

Thanks. I was going to buy new because lenovo is running a sale now and the p14s gen 6 is about the same price as a refurbished g5. I was going to p14s as I can upgrade it as time goes on. Looking for best band for buck over the long run. What would you suggest with that in mind?

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Shadow-BG · 2 months ago

I would suggest to buy anything used, in example X1 yoga gen6, which will give you more ram and options ( in example sim card for always-on connectivity.

Battery will last you solid 7 hours of such multitasking.

But if you really want something new, then stick to p14s, great machine

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natusw · 2 months ago

Additionally P14s usually has more aggressive boost/power settings, which usually means shorter battery life.

Standard T14, maybe T14s would probably work better here..

If you want a smaller footprint, I’d probably look at X13/L13 as well (these should be your smallest options available - they also may have nicer gear onboard, too..)

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MrB007 · OP · 2 months ago

Thanks. Is there a way to change the boost settings to improve battery life? Didn't really want to go t14s route as cant upgrade ram.

Don't need anything smaller. I have an hp envy 13 at the moment and the p14s is about a cm bigger, same thickness and 200g heavier. Also x13 soldered ram right?

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island_wide7 · 2 months ago

So I’m running the P14s Gen 5 intel with the dedicated gpu.

I consistently have these open and running at the same time :

3 spreadsheets, two teams accounts (I have 3 jobs) , 2 outlook email accounts(one through app the other through web) and a private email account, two corporate system accounts along with generally 5 Microsoft docs at the same time and multiple pdf bundles pulled up too. I have two separate phone systems I use (one is cornxa app and the other is Google voice through web)I have a lot of screen real estate so most of that is always visible except for minimized word docs I have running. I also have a pdf editor and design/estimating software on the actual laptop screen (minimizing one and pulling back up the other one through out the day)

I said all that to say this. My p14s g5 intel was the best business decision I’ve ever made. Never once had it shown any lag—the things a firecracker

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MrB007 · OP · 2 months ago

Thanks for this. Sounds like me! Do you have any issues with it? Like overheating and fan noise? I have and hp envy 13 right now and the fan kicks in when I start running multiple apps and gets really hot. Hence the need for the upgrade..

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island_wide7 · 2 months ago

My fan never kicks on— even when I’m running the 3D design software along with everything else I mentioned. I specifically went for the intel version of the gen 5 because I was told it ran cooler than the amd for this specific model.

Here’s a great video that compares the two

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chrisabraham · 2 months ago

2011 X220... but that's always my answer for everything. With 16GB RAM.

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MrB007 · OP · 2 months ago

Thanks but need reliability. They are quite old now aren't they? Do they support win 11?

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chrisabraham · 2 months ago

No they don't. I was just being a silly obsessive as people who love their x220s are cultish we are. I have not bought a laptop that's been made since 2012. I have a dozen with Linux Mint installed on them. It's an obsession.

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MrB007 · OP · 2 months ago

Thanks. T14 quite a bit more expensive otherwise probably would go that route but they are the same size and about 200g different in weight so not sure there's any point.

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Best Laptops of 2025

Posted by Mission_Ant7242 · in r/u_Mission_Ant7242 · 4 months ago

Are you searching for the best laptops of 2025? Finding the right laptop is essential be it for gaming, work, or casual use. I’ve spent time with some of the top rated laptops, putting them through their paces.

Here are my top picks for best laptop 2025:

Acer Aspire 3 Laptop - (Best Overall)
Lenovo V15 Business Laptop - (Best For Business)
Apple MacBook Air 2024 (M3) - (Best For Work)
HP 255 G10 Laptop - (Best Budget Option)
ASUS ROG Strix G16 Laptop - (Best For Gaming)

Let's look at each of them!

1. Acer Aspire 3 Laptop

This laptop is a fantastic pick for those who need an affordable yet capable device. The AMD Ryzen 3 7320U processor and AMD Radeon graphics handle everyday tasks smoothly. I was particularly impressed with its 15.6” Full HD IPS display—the colors are sharp and vibrant, making it great for casual media consumption.

The lightweight design made it easy to carry around, and the thermal improvements kept it cool during long sessions. It’s not built for heavy gaming or professional editing, but for students and professionals who need a reliable, budget-friendly option, this laptop delivers.

2. Lenovo V15 Business Laptop

The Lenovo V15 surprised me with its balance of power and portability. Featuring 32GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD, it’s a multitasking beast. Running multiple browser tabs, Excel sheets, and even light photo editing was a breeze.

The anti-glare 15.6” Full HD display is easy on the eyes, though it doesn’t match the vibrancy of higher-end options. While the Intel Celeron processor is decent for basic tasks, it’s not ideal for gaming or resource-heavy applications. However, the massive storage and RAM make it a fantastic choice for business professionals or students juggling multiple projects.

3. Apple MacBook Air 2024 (M3)

The new MacBook Air with the M3 chip is a powerhouse in a slim package. Apple’s 13.6-inch Liquid Retina display is absolutely stunning, and the 16GB of unified memory ensures apps run smoothly, no matter how many are open.

I loved the 18-hour battery life—it genuinely lasted me through an entire workday and then some. Whether I was editing photos, writing, or just streaming, it handled everything flawlessly. Plus, if you’re already in the Apple ecosystem, the seamless integration with iPhone and iPad is unbeatable. It’s on the pricier side, but the build quality and performance make it worth every penny.

4. HP 255 G10 Laptop

The HP 255 G10 is a versatile machine, especially for those on a budget. Powered by the AMD Ryzen 3 7330U processor, it performs well for both work and light entertainment. The 15.6” Full HD display is bright and crisp, and the 16GB of RAM and 1TB SSD provide plenty of power for multitasking.

One thing I appreciated was how lightweight and portable it felt despite its larger screen size. Whether it’s browsing, light editing, or streaming, this laptop offers a solid experience without breaking the bank.

5. ASUS ROG Strix G16 Laptop

If gaming is your priority, look no further than the ASUS ROG Strix G16. This laptop is a beast, packing an Intel Core i7-13650HX processor and NVIDIA RTX 4060 GPU. Games ran buttery smooth on the 16” FHD 165Hz display, and the Pantone-validated panel is perfect for vibrant visuals.

The cooling system is a standout feature, keeping the laptop from overheating during marathon gaming sessions. With 16GB of DDR5 RAM and a 1TB SSD, loading times are practically nonexistent. It’s on the heavier side, but that’s a small trade-off for the power it delivers.

Final Thoughts

After testing these laptops, I can confidently say each has its own strengths. For budget-conscious users, the Acer Aspire 3 and HP 255 G10 are excellent options. If you’re a creative professional or love sleek designs, the MacBook Air M3 is unbeatable. The Lenovo V15 is perfect for business users who need multitasking power, and for gamers, the ASUS ROG Strix G16 is the ultimate choice.

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nrnijkamp · 3 months ago

How is the best budget more expensive than the best overall?

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Gold-Leading3602 · 2 months ago

yea something not tracking. Personal experience though i’d never go near a cheap acer

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PyroPlanner · 3 months ago

Great stuff! Thank you.

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gbbenner · 3 months ago

Thanks for this

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Zealousideal-Sock742 · 3 months ago

cfbr

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Galion-X · 3 months ago

Great break down, Thanks for this!

Am I reading correct that my best budget/bang for my buck is still around $750/800CAD?

Looking for clarity incase I missed one. Not hatin.

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Laptop need for work/business. Budget: $3,000 USD.

Posted by Enhancedhiring · in r/laptops · 4 months ago

Hey all, need a laptop that I plan to use for work/business. My IT department is absolutely against Apple products or a Macbook pro would be the easiest choice in the world.

Total budget (in local currency) and country of purchase. Please do not use USD unless purchasing in the US: $3000 USD - purchasing in US
Are you open to refurbs/used? No
How would you prioritize form factor (ultrabook, 2-in-1, etc.), build quality, performance, and battery life? Performance, build quality, battery life, touchscreen would be nice but not important
How important is weight and thinness to you? Not mission critical but definitely would be looking for a lighter laptop/not overly bulky
Do you have a preferred screen size? If indifferent, put N/A. Anywhere in the 14-15 inch range is perfect. Don’t really care as long as it’s not 13, have had that and it’s frustratingly small haha.
Are you doing any CAD/video editing/photo editing/gaming? List which programs/games you desire to run. not particularly all the time but here and there have to pump into photoshop.
If you're gaming, do you have certain games you want to play? At what settings and FPS do you want? Not gaming
Any specific requirements such as good keyboard, reliable build quality, touch-screen, finger-print reader, optical drive or good input devices (keyboard/touchpad)? Reliable, solid build quality, at least 32gb of ram. Would be nice to have a device that feels more “premium” kind of similar to a MacBook, but again not a need to have.
Leave any finishing thoughts here that you may feel are necessary and beneficial to the discussion. I work in product but kind of have to float to different aspects of the company a lot of the time. I primarily spend my time on MS teams, excel, PowerPoint, Figma, visual studio code, notion, Jira, etc. Heavy user of a ton of tabs in google chrome open at the same time as well as multiple other programs open with those tabs. Do lots of video calls while sharing screen and navigating different apps.

Overall this will be my device for when I have to travel, if i want to work somewhere other than my home office (I do this a lot).

Thank you in advance!

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1mrvn · 4 months ago

Based off of what you are looking for I can recommend the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 12, HP Elite Dragonfly G5, Dell XPS 14, or the Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i Gen 9.

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eager4play · 4 months ago

I agree with this comment! I had the exact same requirements. And it really came down to the below two:

Dell XPS 14/15 Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i

I ended up choosing the Lenovo, cause I felt it had more bang for the buck and better service center ecosystem.

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Enhancedhiring · OP · 4 months ago

I actually had the XPS 13 from 2023 for about 3 months. The small screen was horrible to work with + the performance of it degraded heavily when utilizing multiple applications.

Definitely considering the Yoga Pro 9i as you guys have mentioned.

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RoguePlanet2 · 4 months ago

Just got a Lenovo Yoga this week. Very fond of it so far.

The Dell Inspiron was great until suddenly it wasn't, then wouldn't hold a charge despite buying two brand-new batteries (thought the first one might've been bad, was too late to return, no humans in customer service, ordered another, also didn't work.) Even when plugged in, would run out immediately, now it won't turn on at all. Sigh. Lasted five years.

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PensionOk5279 · 3 months ago

bro, if you are looking for easy travel and lightweight , so you can also go with MSI Prestige 14 is a great option.

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Ok_Management8894 · 4 months ago

I second the recommendations for a ThinkPad X1 Carbon.

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BrianEK1 · 4 months ago

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon, newest one sits at around £2 400 iirc. Fits your needs and your price.

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Enhancedhiring · OP · 4 months ago

Have this one in consideration, thanks for the reply!

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No-Jelly5061 · 3 months ago

If you're looking for a laptop for business purposes and need to perform multitasking,I think an MSI laptop could be a great choice. It handles business applications well and has a sleek look that I really like.

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r/computers • [10]

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Looking for laptop recommendations

Posted by xyzcmpny · in r/computers · 7 months ago

What is the best laptop you could buy this 2025? Planning to use it for work. Your suggestions are appreciated.

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https://www.lenovo.com/au/en/p/laptops/legion-laptops/legion-9-series/legion-9i-16-inch-intel/83g0cto1wwau2?orgRef=https%253A%252F%252Fwww.google.com%252F&cid=au:sem:vai7wb&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAk8G9BhA0EiwAOQxmfsPXhrirW3KlPp7lnG8X8jM_kRMuLAK-R_4fxqazqV03WHd_KnaACRoC0IoQAvD_BwE

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englishfury · 7 months ago

Something like this would be just about the best laptop you could get

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