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Hardware is always going to fall in price as new hardware comes out
why ask around for things u dont need
if the laptop is doing everything u need it to do WHERE IS THE Problem ?
ya I dont understand why is he putting him self under pressure
My apologies, maybe I should have phrased it better - is there a material difference that is worth "upgrading" so to speak between 9th and 10th? That's the gist of my query.
There is not much of a differences between 10750H and your 9750H
https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/201837/intel-core-i7-10750h-processor-12m-cache-up-to-5-00-ghz.html
https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/191045/intel-core-i7-9750h-processor-12m-cache-up-to-4-50-ghz.html
If you compare both of them, 10750H IS better but it seems to be so small of a difference(clockspeeds and few other things) that I would not bother upgrading. I mean you will have the same amount of cores,threads,cache etc... so no point of upgrading
And if someone is offering you shady deal which is too good. Well, it often is too good to be true.
Stuff always runs the risk of changing in price. It doesn't matter. It might seem unfortunate when it does (when it goes down, anyway), especially by a lot, right after a purchase, but that shouldn't impact your enjoyment from it. It's not like it's going to depreciate all the same by time you are done using it anyway.
Speaking of which, if you're already interested in a replacement when the RTX 3000 series released for laptops, you don't need any more "future-proofing" as CPU-wise, both would last similarly.
Lastly, everything since Sky Lake is Sky Lake. Okay, I'm minimizing the differences a bit, but for most intents, the newer CPU just would just potentially boost up ti between 300 MHz to 500 MHz higher under ideal situations, and is otherwise mostly the same exact CPU. Nice, but hardly make or break.
And both CPUs have the same price from Intel, but it's understandable third party sellers might have lowered the price of the one you got to sell it off in light of the newer offering alongside (or, they raised the price on the newer one instead, or some combination). So, either way, you, at the time, got a deal (or avoided being ripped off). Those should have cost similarly but they did not.
If dude is gonna pay purchase price on used goods then there something else going on. Maybe a PayPal charge back scheme. There is the off chance that person is straight dumb. But thats a slim chance.
I'd just stick with what you have and start building a desktop. Thats a fun rabbit hole to go down. That and you'd save your laptop from premature death by heat.
Even fallout 4 cranks my hp laptop to the 80c range while gaming. I have one of those 600ish dollar laptops they made last year with the lightup green keyboard, ryzen 5 and a 1050
NO ONE does that
Also you can't proof for the "future", just forget it as an aim. Or at least replace with a reasonably short period -- but that is still the suboptimal choice.
I see. This is helpful....
And as for the deal it is beginning to sound like a scam to me more and more too. The seller seems to be trying a bit too hard to convince me.
Yes! I knew it shouldn't be swapped out even ideally within a year, much less a damn month; but ugh this is a bit annoying lol
I have always wanted to build a PC; but I really don't see any stability for me, location wise for the foreseeable future.
i7 4790k vs i3 10100F vs Ryzen 3 3300X (LMAOOO... very low differents) What а great beautiful difference! How does AMD get past Intel! :D