mattydune

if the battery time is less with heavy load, it doesn't matter, I will bring the charger if needed

about 6 to 8 hours with just word or something would be great, I have to take it with me in my backpack, so not too big; the weight doesn't really matter, as long as it is less than say 5 kilos; the display doesn't really matter; and non-upgradeable ram also doesn't matter if it is at least 8 gb

I need a laptop for school, max 800 euro/pound, delivery to the netherlands, It needs a decent battery, a touch screen would be nice, and the overall specs should be good enough, but don't need to be extreme

I need a laptop for school lab work, about 400 euro, doesn't need to be super powerful, but also not incredibly slow I don't need any special IO ports, a touchscreen would be fun, but not nessecary

so any modern cpu would be fine?

i'm looking right now at the intel pentium g5600, it says the instruction sets are SSE4.1 and SSE4.2, nothing more

I am looking to buy a new cpu, and I noticed some cpu's have a lot of instruction sets, and some just two or three. does this matter? does it impact performance in any way?

I found ram and a motherboard for 200 euro together, the pentium is 75 euro, the i3 is 167 euro

I am not sure if I should spend the extra 100 euro for the i3. right now I have a core i5-4460, so I believe they would both be a good upgrade (I will also buy a new motherboard, the i5-4460 has a 1150 socket)

it can make some sound

a nice clicky feel

both

I'm looking for a mechanical keyboard at around 100 euros, and at least a big enter key, or preferably UK layout. I'm from the Netherlands

Are there still cheap (under 50 euro) cases whith ATX or micro-ATX that lay on their side? if so, where can I buy them?

I'm in the Netherlands, and I can use Amazon, but most of the time I can find it somewhere else a bit cheaper