Grimlaking
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Lets face it.. in the professional environments the days of large workstations are quickly becoming a thing of the past as high value workers need flexibility where they can be productive. Regardless of working from home, at a company location not at home base, or elsewhere.
VDI's can help some but if you need real CPU time you need it where you are and with you.
Considering Laptops are not PRIMARILY gaming devices even in the enthusiast community... it is an understood that gaming is a secondary role for them. (Though we do want it to be pretty good at that.)
Would you consider a Ryzen CPU in a laptop.. and if so do you think it would be better to do an lower clock 1700 CPU that is full 8 core 16 thread?
Imagine an 8 core laptop.. with 16 threads for those coders who have to do work outside of the office. It would be a godsend.
VDI's can help some but if you need real CPU time you need it where you are and with you.
Considering Laptops are not PRIMARILY gaming devices even in the enthusiast community... it is an understood that gaming is a secondary role for them. (Though we do want it to be pretty good at that.)
Would you consider a Ryzen CPU in a laptop.. and if so do you think it would be better to do an lower clock 1700 CPU that is full 8 core 16 thread?
Imagine an 8 core laptop.. with 16 threads for those coders who have to do work outside of the office. It would be a godsend.