Ok...hardware people...
In short order, I'm going to be purchasing a laptop. I already know what OS (Win 10 Pro, 64 bit), how much HDD space, RAM, etc.
Where I'm vacillating is the processor. AMD vs Intel.
If I go Intel, I'm probably going with the i5. AMD I have no idea.
To help out, I'll be using this mainly as a programming laptop. I'm going to have things on it like Visual Studio, SQL Server, Android Development Toolkit, Eclipse, PHP, Perl, MySQL, R, and some graphics programs like InkScape and GimpShop. I'll also have Android device emulators on it.
I'll probably be ordering it online through the place that rhymes with "Well". And I still don't know the difference between "personal" or "home" and "business" laptops.
I will be putting Adobe Acrobat (full version) on it, and in lieu of Microsoft Office, I'm going to run OpenOffice on it.
So pros and cons of each processor?
In short order, I'm going to be purchasing a laptop. I already know what OS (Win 10 Pro, 64 bit), how much HDD space, RAM, etc.
Where I'm vacillating is the processor. AMD vs Intel.
If I go Intel, I'm probably going with the i5. AMD I have no idea.
To help out, I'll be using this mainly as a programming laptop. I'm going to have things on it like Visual Studio, SQL Server, Android Development Toolkit, Eclipse, PHP, Perl, MySQL, R, and some graphics programs like InkScape and GimpShop. I'll also have Android device emulators on it.
I'll probably be ordering it online through the place that rhymes with "Well". And I still don't know the difference between "personal" or "home" and "business" laptops.
I will be putting Adobe Acrobat (full version) on it, and in lieu of Microsoft Office, I'm going to run OpenOffice on it.
So pros and cons of each processor?
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