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They did fix the screen (weren’t they 1080p before?) However, the battery kwh number is less than the tdp kw of any of the 13th gen intel processors, so it may
by hedora 3y ago
They did fix the screen (weren’t they 1080p before?)
However, the battery kwh number is less than the tdp kw of any of the 13th gen intel processors, so it may as well just hibernate when unplugged.
Also, I haven’t seen a reliable intel laptop for 12 years.
However, the Ryzen tdp kw is 1/2-1/4 the battery kwh, so it probably gets a few hours under heavy load.
I’d consider one, assuming the Linux taint bit is off. Do they run any of the BSD’s well?
- ilyt 3y ago> I’d consider one, assuming the Linux taint bit is off. Do they run any of the BSD’s well? Ah, obligatory "BSD user being a twat any time Linux is mentioned" comment
- Iulioh 3y ago>They did fix the screen (weren’t they 1080p before?) It never was >However, the battery kwh number is (low) Eh, that's pretty much the standard , even macs start with 52kw In some you see 72 and i don't really know how some companies can get 96 inside but hey >Also, I haven’t seen a reliable intel laptop for 12 years. There is nothing thst could change your mind