Envy x360

My best recommendation would be to look at used markets. Perhaps Ryzen 5 5500U or 5600U laptops like the Lenovo IdeaPad 5 or HP Envy x360? Those easily meet the requirement of 16GB of RAM and the integrated graphics are more than capable of light editing and gaming. Lucky you may find something like

A 120hz oled touch would be a HP Envy X360 or sth like that which over 1000€. 8GB of Memory is plenty for most muggle usecases. You don't need more for youtube, some excel sheets, teams meetings and browsing. Also for normal development you don't need more in many cases. It's just a question of how

За эти деньжата из разумного только какой-нибудь уже старенький ультрабук по типу хонор ксяоми редмибук мэджикбук итп. Мне как-то повезло перехватить hp envy x360 на ряженке 3500u за 25, и в целом лайтово ковырять фотки в лайтруме для превьюх сразу на прогулках было можно, но дома всё равно делал на

Yes, it will feel much better on CachyOS. I have a HP ENVY x360 Convertible 15m-ed1xxx. and on Win 11 23h2 I could play Warframe on Medium settings on 8G ram just fine. On fully updated 24h2 and 25h2 even, can't play it on the lowest settings. Added another 8G RAM, and still couldn't. Installed Cach

Honestly, for hardware that old, your best option may be moving to Linux. Sadly even on MUCH newer hardware, Linux is the only way forward. I have an HP ENVY x360 Convertible 15m-ed1xxx with an 11th gen processor, so WAY newer than yours, and it barely handles 24h2 and 25h2 fully updated Windows 11

I'm quite happy with my 16" HP Envy x360 from Staples Canada, on sale until the end of the year for $1099 plus tax. If only I could stop spilling pop over the keyboard :). https://www.staples.ca/products/3087189-en-hp-envy-x360-161-2-in-1-touch-laptop-amd-ryzen-7-8840hs-512-gb-ssd-16-gb-ram-windows-

ooo ooo i used to be in this program! for first year then i dropped out lmao (don't be discouraged i just lack ambition in general aaaaaaa!!) i remember the 64gb RAM and 1tb SSD was WICKED overkill, way over the top. i do remember that you run solidworks as part of the EDP course and just in general

It's an HP Envy x360, I believe the 2016 model? I'm having issues with keys on the keyboard not responding now- I've already had to buy replacement RAM as one died and the battery only lasts a couple of hours, so I'm saving up to buy something new when this one unfortunately (inevitably) dies. Yes i

My daily driver has 12 GB of RAM, but has a 4 TB plate spinner instead of an SSD. With that much RAM, the speed gain from an SSD will be negligible because you're hardly ever going to actually hit the disk except at boot time and when playing media. Boot up time is quite satisfactory but, even if it

Maybe you can check out this HP Envy x360 2-in-1 for 761 usd. It has CPU Intel Core Ultra 7 155U, integrated GPU Intel Arc Graphics, 16GB LPDDR5 RAM, 1TB SSD, 16-inch IPS FHD+ touchscreen display (with practical 16:10 aspect ratio), backlit keyboard (without numeric keypad), and Windows 11 Home.