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I'd go with any laptop and throw in an SSD but of course you need 16GB RAM at least unless you really don't require them but I doubt tbh
But usually Lenovo has cheap laptops -
@j4cobgarby depends on the size of your projects, if you are building heavy ones for example compiling Linux kernel then a quad core will be better
but it all comes down to specs, I had a core 2 quad that performed same as core I3 just because of the difference between data bus speed between both, one was 800MHz and the other was 1300MHz
but again it is based on what your requirements are for your projects -
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Its Not only about the generations
Most Laptops got ddr3L (or ddr4) Sticks, no normal ddr3 ones
they run with lower Power and mixed ram voltages in one system can fuck it up a Bit. Except that high voltage RAM isn't supported on most mobile devices -
@wrkuijpers a Lenovo ideapad, it's great, would recommend for anyone reading this in the future
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Any laptop suggestions? My budget is around £400, preferably AMD but Intel is acceptable
RAM isn't an issue as I have a spare 4GB ram stick
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