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Hi, I currently have laptop Legion 5 15ARH05 (4600H, RTX 2060, 8 GB). Is it ok to upgrade to CL16 2x8 GB 3200 MHz memory from factory CL22 1x 8 GB 2666 MHz memory? I already know that Ryzen 5 4600H supports 3200 MHz memory, but I am not sure about those timings and especially voltages which are increased in new memory. Thank you very much for your answers.

Hello, I have a really quick question, I have two laptops, both of them are very similar, both have Pentium N4200 CPU, but one of them is Asus (R517NA-DM098T) and other one Acer (Swift 1 SF113-31). On Acer's site there is one driver which I really need - Intel Dynamic Platform and Thermal Framework Driver. The thing is there is newer one on the Acer's support site, but older on ASUS's site for that notebook. Can I install the newer version of the driver on my ASUS laptop, which has older one? Thanks!

There is actually a little bit more expensive version which includes a SSD, I might get it.

Okay, thank you all, so I hope I will get at least 5 years of satisfaction, I actually have my PC which is powerful, but I need laptop for school using and it has that Pentium CPU, but I think, that internet browsing, using Spotify and watching YouTube won't make it less than 5 years. Thank you all.

Well, my laptop - Acer Swift 1 - looks like it has quality build. Take a look, it is the newer model with alluminum body and small 13.3 inches display. Cool notebook, maybe considerable as ultrabook.

That's what I am planning to do with it - simple tasks, watching videos, doing office things, browsing internet.

And that's what I'm scared of. But I think I am really gentle and I care about my laptop, so I hope that that at least helps.

Nah, was looking with task manager and it doesnt run full load all the time, even when dealing with some programs and stuff.

Yes, I tried it in my local shop and it does really well with multitasking and playing 4k videos.

Another thing to say, that this pentium is from 2016 and is Apollo Lake, it isn't any old pentium btw. it is based on Goldmont, which borrows a lot from Skylake

Well, so then, my question is, for how long can I expect the smoothness of the laptop with some basic specs? 4 gigs of RAM, Intel HDG 505, this CPU, Windows 10?

Yea, that's what I meant

Well, you're right, but I am the person who knows how to deal with batteries and I try to make their lives as long as possible.

It has only 6 TDP (can make also 4 TDP), I guess it is made for saving the battery. I hope the smoothness lasts for at least 5 years...

The CPU I am talking about is Intel Pentium N4200 btw, its not that bad but still... Need it for many years of normal usage