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@@IbehProsper-uc1yd I prefer to have seen and heard about the product for a while beforehand. Also makes it a LOT easier on the wallet

@@SLAYnoob Yep, and it’s 4G so it will be supported until near the end of the decade

@@TestAndReview I managed to get this one for $100, you just have to look in the right places

@@2DarkHorizon Very good to know!

@@RealElementProductions Also you can dual boot it without the software by disabling one and the other when you need a different OS. I run virus prone stuff on one OS and on the other secure software only

@@JayTraynor-t4o Storage is upgradeable. Some of these come with no storage and you’ll have to add it yourself, it all depends who you buy it from

@@dakotamiller1541 Yes very smoothly

@@breyts4928 No, I mostly have issues with older ThinkPads and definitely much older Dells. The ones in these are small, cheap, and spin a lot but they’re also efficient. If you mean that they’re spinning really fast all the time disable turbo boost in the BIOS. You won’t notice the difference and it fixes the thermal throttling

@@1q3er5 As sad as it is for a premium mainstream business laptop a lot of these and newer models require the use of a USB-C dock, which hopefully you don’t need 3 USB ports while you’re out and about and Ethernet is of course tethered. Say you buy one of these Latitudes for $80-$100 and a decent USB-C dock runs for about $40, you’re still getting a better deal than a newer version that also doesn’t have these. I believe most of these docks are powered by the laptop as well so you can take out the dock when needed and you end up with more ports than any laptop

@@umairmukhtar7811 Yes excellent students of engineering love

you should install two ssd one in the wan. in the bios you can disable either drive that means you can dual boot without the messy software dual boot. also you can install virus prone software on one drive whilst the other is disabled. it has alot of use cases

Virus prone software?​@@2DarkHorizon

@@hmpbarr6157 Wouldn’t work, power supply is 2x as small as the recommended. The best you can use is a low profile 1650

@RealElementProductions thanks bro the one I was going to get doesn’t take any extra power it only takes power from the pcie will this still not work ? Again thanks for the reply and advice it’s very much appreciated man 😊

@ That sounds like an awesome card for something like an XPS tower with a 500w PSU, but the 180w in these won’t be able to handle any gaming

@@RealElementProductions thanks so much for the aidvice bro

@@branden7555 Unfortunately there are no settings that would help you run any game past the late 2000s decently. I would try to get a cheap used Acer Nitro gaming computer with at least a 6th gen Intel Core i5/i7 and GTX 960M/1050 graphics

@@freedonx Great to hear. Dell makes a solid business desktop

@@faultydeadwire Wouldn’t recommend. The recommended PSU is 550w for a 2060 super and also it requires an 8 pin power connector whereas I believe the PSU in your Dell has a 6 pin. I think a GTX 1660 Ti would be perfectly adequate for running most games. When you stride into RTX territory your 9th gen CPU will become the biggest bottleneck going into the future

I was going to look for a 6-8 pin adapter. I’ve heard some say on forums that a 3070 would be a perfect pair for the 9th get i7 as long as the resolution is above 1080p (I have a 4k tv) but i thought a 2060s would’ve been better. I guess i’ll go the cheaper and more reasonable route and get the 1660 super/ti

I can’t change the name back for another few days, I almost lost my account but got it back at the last moment

@@jtdripp I would explore installing an SSD and dual booting MacOS and Linux. It makes a huge difference

@@BasicStealthcamping Excellent! Good price and make sure you’re on the latest BIOS update for the best security

@@akirraslay I would try to get a newer one. These are aging pretty quickly. Try looking for a 7090 or 7000

@@gengopal9686 Those are pretty good too

@@rowlandh25 Thank you!

Yes

@@rahulathsr It sounds like you already know there’s a smaller battery available! No 2.5” SATA slot, only NVMe

@@huroners Yep! They checked all the boxes with this one. It feels like a homage to Steve Jobs as the original versions of this design were produced while he was still alive

@@theacewoman This is going to be extremely hilarious, but no unless you want to exploit your own computer. I would try to get as new of a machine as possible like an HP EliteBook 840 G7, Cybersecurity rides on anonymity and the 5th gen Intel CPU is too old and vulnerable to attacks

@RealElementProductions Thank you very much for the reply; duly noted.

@@Yashehanny I’ve had both. The 840 G7 is the clear winner. Much better in almost every way, especially because it’s newer. I would say the only thing this Dell has over this HP is battery life and longevity. A lot of the HPs are around 70% battery capacity while these 2 year older Dells have 80-90%

Hp Elite book 840 G7 14 refurbished

@@Fashoomi The keyboard and display are pretty nice :)

OOOOooooooOOOOO

@@zaheer-01 Not worth the minor speed bump and the quality is worse not better

@@Digitweak24 Yeah the only drawback is worse security but you’re at risk on any computer

Nice! Sounds like fun

@@MAHFUJAHMED-lf9le On the lowest settings and resolution you might get 20-30fps and the laptop will throttle pretty quickly since it’s not for gaming and heats up under load. You’re better off getting an Acer Nitro 5 with dedicated graphics

@@MAHFUJAHMED-lf9le Try to get a newer Lenovo T14 gen 1 or gen 2

@@whatmust8146 There’s only 1 Windows laptop from the time period that even comes close and that’s the Dell XPS L702x. I had one and was going to do a review but I left it outside and naturally it got stolen :( It was a great (but expensive) machine for the time and the only downside is that the JBL sound system was known for blowing out and mine was no exception. Definitely worth checking out if you can find an affordable used one, everyone’s trying to get $150-$250+ since they’re “rare” but you might get lucky on Facebook Marketplace or OfferUp

@@krammerdijksdeltaland8408 I’ll check it out! This video is definitely older as far as tech goes. I’m getting in an HP ZBook Fury which will be my power user recommendation from here on out

@@RealElementProductions Not sure about the US market but here in Europe a significant amount of companies choose to replace their rented laptops after ~3 instead of 5 years of usage to. Meaning between when this video was made 8 months ago and now a lot of 11th Gen based devices have entered the used market and can be had for about the price i've paid for mine. I wont call the I5-1135G7 i've in my Latitude 5420 the best option of power usage either (i've a Ryzen 7700X desktop for that), but it certainly has a more capable CPU and intregrated graphics than the older 8th Gen powered systems. If you can get them at about €/$200 these provide a really great value if you're looking for a cheap laptop that can still last you a long time. If you ever plan to review or consider one I would reccomend to make sure you've one with the bigger 63Wh/4Cell battery and you've a pretty decent battery life from it to.

@@krammerdijksdeltaland8408 I was gonna say there’s a big difference between the 1135-G7 and a 11500H. Workstations or gaming laptops with the latter are still in the $200-300 range, while thin and light business/home laptops are falling down to the $120-$150 range.

Where did you get that from in that price range please?

@@adnanabdulazez4444 eBay

@@vinnietec Buy a Microsoft Surface, the best one you can afford

@@singh_abhijeet14p If I come across one sure but I’m about to post some newer computers for the same price that are better in every way

@@HowYouMove Set the display to extend if you want a second display or adjust the resolution until it looks right

@@topboss-u5x HP EliteBook 845 G7

If the 5410 is the cheapest for for it. If price is your concern

@@tegathemenace The only reason I recommend the 845 G7 is the integrated graphics are wayyyy better than what Intel has. You can play GTA 5 on the Ryzen HP 1080p low settings at 50-55fps whereas on the Dells with Intels you’d be getting about 25-30, especially given they’re equipped with ultra low voltage CPUs. The H-series Intel chips with Nvidia Quadro T-series graphics you can find on the HP ZBook Fury G7 will absolutely dominate any of these laptops and can be had for not much more money

@@mohamedalaa7467 The EliteBook 845 G7

@@عربنيوزالأخبار Zbook 17 G5

@@timothyattah8112 Yes

@@olokodevictoria1314 It is indeed 2024, I wouldn’t buy this laptop anymore, but it is fully capable of running Canva and Microsoft Word. I would get an iPad instead with maybe a Bluetooth keyboard

​@@RealElementProductions So please which one do you recommend for a programmer and a video editor of UA-cam automation?

@@footballfc2100 Any of them with an Apple Pencil. They all do the same thing, get the newest one you can afford

@@aa5360 7400 is made of nicer materials, 5400 is a little easier to throw around without breaking. Your preference or whatever is cheaper

11 inch

11 inch

@@feliciadellin yes