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What's the cheapest new quad core notebook that can support 32gb ram (for lots of VM's) that's somewhat decent?
Size and weight is not a primary concern, it'll be moved once a week max. Aesthetics are not a concern either, could be the ugliest thing in existence.
Pic related: looks nice but it's quite a bit more expensive than I'd like
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>>59000904
>Lenovo
>can't even make a ThinkPad black anymore
>GOD DAMMIT YOU MOTHERFUCKERS
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>>59000963
P50 is good, but it starts at 1300. Get a refurb from their outlet for like 950.
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>>59000711
dell 7567
$799
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Thinkpad W520/W530
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>>59000711
wait for 2H 2017
when Ryzen arrives on notebooks
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>>59001129
Can't be a used one because of companyshit
>>59001174
Too late for me senpai
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>>59001092
Maxes out at 16GB
>>59000973
T460 is cheaper if I want to go lenovo though
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>>59001219
T460 isn't upgradable at all, beyond a standard SSD and RAM upgrades.
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>>59001268
I don't want to upgrade anything else though
In fact if I can get it out of factory with an SSD and 32GB it will be better because I don't pay VAT for that, while I will for an aftermarket upgrade because of arcane accounting reasons
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>>59001208
you can't wait 3-4 months for much better performance?
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>>59000711
Dell Precision 7510:
Quad Core Xeon Processor 2.8ghz
32GB Ram
512GB M.2 SSD
Nvidia Quadro M2000M
$2500~ easily affordable for a business.
You're welcome
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>>59003338
Some people need machines for work
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>>59003447
>$2500~ easily affordable for a business.
$10000 is also easily affordable for some businesses. Doesn't mean it's not more expensive.
Way too expensive, has shit I don't need.
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