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Hello everyone! I just want to ask some advice about buying laptop. So I'm a novice programmer in needs of new laptop and sometimes I play games like monster hunter or valorant. Which one of these do u guys recommend?
HP Omen 15 spec:
ryzen 7 4800h + gtx1660ti
or
MSI GF65 Thin 15 spec:
i5 10200h + rtx3060

I don't know the difference of better of CPU and GPU usage so can anyone explain it to me?
THANKSS!

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the HP has a CPU with more cores (8 as opposed to 4 in the MSI) which means it could be faster for some things that can use all the cores. On the other hand, tasks that don't fully use every core will perform similarly between the two systems. Compiling big complex code can benefit from having more cores depending on the compiler but since you describe yourself as a novice programmer, I'm imagining that won't necessarily be a big bottleneck.

 

The MSI has a much faster graphics card which is self-explanatory.

 

I'd vote the MSI since the gaming performance will be so much better and the CPU is still quite good. 

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