Notebook (Asus or Lenovo)

[yoske]

Hey,

I am about to buy notebook and I have second thoughts on what should I get. I am thinking between:

Asus F555LD Notebook

Intel Core i5-4210U 1,70 GHz, (Turbo-Boost 2.0 bis 1,70 GHz)
39.6 cm (15.6") 768p (HD) LED-Backlight-Display (1366 x 768)
8192 MB DDR3-RAM Arbeitsspeicher
Festplatte: 1000GB SATA
NVIDIA GeForce 820M mit 2GB DDR3

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Lenovo Z50-75 Notebook

AMD FX-7500 2,10 GHz, (Turbo Frequency bis 3,30 GHz)
39.6 cm (15.6") 1080p (Full HD) TN GL-Display (1920 x 1080)
8192 MB DDR3-RAM Arbeitsspeicher
Festplatten: 500GB SATA, 8GB SSD
AMD Radeon R7 M260DX mit 2GB DDR3

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I don't know even if there is a big difference between ASUS and Lenovo notebooks in terms of quality?

I won't be playing (much) video games (PES and FM only probably), it will be more based for some engineering software like SolidWorks, AutoCad and such.

This is the most I could afford so if there is someone who is into this stuff I would really appreciate few words about given products

AMD or i5? Radeon or GeForce?

[DinoKid23]

The Lenovo notebook because it has a better processor

but i know that feel when you have to decide between two things so you ask for opinions even though deep in your mind you know that you want the one that you really like.

good luck and enjoy your purchase :v

[CharlieKasper]

Go for the Lenovo Z50 and if you can, change the display to IPS. The TN display has bad viewing angles. (From experience).

[yoske]

The Lenovo notebook because it has a better processor

but i know that feel when you have to decide between two things so you ask for opinions even though deep in your mind you know that you want the one that you really like.

good luck and enjoy your purchase :v

Actually I am not really sure which one to get, I don't have favorite deep down in my mind :P

Go for the Lenovo Z50 and if you can, change the display to IPS. The TN display has bad viewing angles. (From experience).

Oh, I even don't know what is TN but I'll check it out. And I am not sure if I would be able to change display.

Anyway thanks for response to both of you :P

[Pokedude]

Lenovo, My cousin has the Lenovo Z50 too, I have used it, it impressed me alot. Great Display, Performance.

[Marcel]

Lenovo? Hell no. You'll be infected with spyware and illegal root certificates. Better not go Lenovo.

[Joey]

I have used a asus and acer before, and atm m using a Lenovo Y510P, and as far now, i found the lenovo to be the best. Great quality with high performance. But try to get a Intel based processor laptop in Lenovo or any brand u choose, AMD arent that reliable (from personal exp). Doe every1 has there own opinions

[kewlguy13x]

Asus, hands down.

[Fuzzy]

Lenovo? Hell no. You'll be infected with spyware and illegal root certificates. Better not go Lenovo.

Easy to delete (Even Windows Defender detects it), and it's only in computers manufactured between September 2014 and February 2015 (although I suppose its pretty likely someone buying a computer now would get one manufactured in this time period), but personally I would still go with Lenovo

[CharlieKasper]

Besides reinstalling windows would not take a lot of time. I did that the moment I got my Lenovo.

[Martijn]

I have owned many, many systems myself, and I prefer the latest Lenovo products, they are quite good comparing to other manafactures. At the moment I'm using a Lenovo laptop myself and never encountered any problems at all. The reason why I bought this Lenovo, is because they got good systems for a relative lower price comparing to others.