Laptop for my degree

laptop
for
your
degree

anything will do, dingus

Get a cool alienware gamer laptop from your local electronics store, bro.

T420, get a model with 8GB and you can do all your schoolwork on it. i use mine for self-studying (not in college) but it's more than enough and I got it for ~$150 including ram upgrade from 4 to 8gb and replacement battery.

are those worth their money tho?

>>60737829
kys

>>60737853
see >>60737806
Exactly what are you planning to do with it?
What games are you gonna play? (Don't.)

nothing too fancy, Dota, Skyrim, but I dont really need to run them on Ultra settings

Are the hp omens good?

>>60737792
If you need it for Matlab and similar programs, better find one with a better CPU, i7 or at least i5 6300hq

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>>60739055
No
Get one of these. It lacks alittle of the gamer aesthetic just alittle but it has great air flow

>>60739697
And you can get it with a quad core

>>60737792
Most things you do as a student will not require much computing power.
A lot of things will be faster with a faster computer, but it will not impact your grades at all.

The ideal laptop as a student is something light, so you never hesitate to bring it.
Something that has a decent battery so you can have it running throughout a lecture.
Something with a decent keyboard as you will spend a lot of time writing documentation for whatever you are studying.

>>60739846
All fine, now recommend something

>>60739896
I used an x220 all the way through my master degree, that worked fine for me.
It is a bit outdated now, but I haven't used the new models, so I don't know how they are compared to the x220.