You can use VPS as well.
If you want to deploy on cloud and for this if you want VPS from DigitalOcean for cheap DM me 😃
Hi Guys
I want to pursue my career in data science for that i need to learn python,mysql & machine learning. for that i need a good laptop in which i can learn this languages. so dimers help me with which laptop should i choose which have i3 or i5 Processer? ssd or hdd which one storage is best? graphics card is needed or not? if needed then integrated or dedicated graphics card? ram is 8gb or 16gb? if ssd then 256gb or 512gb?
if any IT professional is here guys help me
with which brand should i go Dell,Hp,Lenovo or anyother? if you have any suggestions then give. i also searching laptops but still need experts suggestions. laptop model suggestions are wlcm
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You can use VPS as well.
If you want to deploy on cloud and for this if you want VPS from DigitalOcean for cheap DM me 😃
atx88 wrote:I'll suggest Lenovo. My experience has been pretty good with them. You can look for below models as per your preference:
82NC00FSIN - 11th gen i5, 16gb ram, 3y warranty + 1y ADPÂ by default - [76k before offers]
PS: Lenovo website have several coupon codes, you need to search on dd and apply. Additionally, there is another offer which is 10% upto 5k cashback on any credit card.
Yoga Slim 7i Pro 11th Gen (14, Intel)| Long battery Life Laptop | Lenovo India
Another good laptop one of my friends bought today is 2022 Dell Inspiron 14 - 76k (with offers 70k).
PS: 2y extra warranty is available for 1.
Inspiron 14 Laptop with 12th Gen Intel® Core™ Processor | Dell IndiaDell has a few coupon codes like SPOT1000, and then citibank credit card offer (10% upto 5k cashback) on top of it.
Thanks bro i will chk both of them. but yoga was 76k. could i get discount? after discount how much?
demerius2020 wrote:Laptop have two problem - battery and Heat
-the more advance laptop u take more heat it will generate and possible throttle
-u will need dedicated graphic card a)fast processing of multimedia content (youtube education) b)some app/emulator needs graphic card (bluestack)
-settle for i3 with dedicated graphic card, use the saved money elsewhere
-for memory SSD will good (as it will b fast and no noise later ), but all SSD come in cheap offer as external so dont worry about size and type in laptop
-DELL is the best brand in my opinion , there laptop do last long DELL/HP/Lenova in this order ,, do not go for acer they are cheap and bad
-also check the sound config. not just the loudness (but loudness do define this ) .. even 1.5L macbook have poor sound and i have to connect external speaker just to watch series
yes bro laptops have this common two issue heating & battery.
bro if i go with i3 does i am able to do coding in python?
yes ssd is good n best. if i buy external ssd how much it cost?
Dell is reputed brand.
if u have any dell model suggestion?
monu.tanwar123262 wrote:dell, 8gb ram, i5, ssd 480gb
dell model suggestion?
Jigglypuff wrote:Macbook air or lenovo thinkpad. Go for macbook air
bro i can't afford macbook
woodfield753 wrote:@Tony007 Get a m1 or m2 mac mini / macbook best for your use case trust me on this m1/m2 is way better at what you need all this x86 processor are usless unless you wanna game on it. If i were you i would get a mac so i wont be distracted and will never be able to game on it. The best option is to not keep any so you only do what you must.
Bro i also want to purchase apple macbook but my budget not allowed it. but in future i will definitely purchase macbook
getready wrote:Min 16GB RAM, 512GB/1TB SSD, Integrated graphics (Xe & above)
About CPU, the decision isn't simple (i3 vs i5 vs i7). 12th gen intel chips are way more powerful than 11th gen but there are too many variants (U,P,H). No Xe graphics for U | P & H series chips (two extra performance cores vs U) got more horsepower but this means they're power-hungry too [TDP/PBP : 15W (U) vs 28W (P) vs 45W (H)]. 11th gen i5 should be enough but P-Series is the safe bet. H-series is found in bulky options (Better performance [95W MTP] + cooling & lesser battery life w/ similar battery capacity) but unlike some of the thin/light-weight laptops (U,P) the display panels used on most of these devices are medicore (Even on ~1L options)
So, decide accordingly (Brand preference based on local service quality)
thanks for detailed info but can i get 12th Gen I5,8/16GB Ram, 256/512GB ssd,integrated graphics in 50k? u have any model suggestion?
Tony007 wrote:All you need is this & any sata internal ssd to make an external ssd.yes bro laptops have this common two issue heating & battery.
bro if i go with i3 does i am able to do coding in python?
yes ssd is good n best. if i buy external ssd how much it cost?
Dell is reputed brand.
if u have any dell model suggestion?
woodfield753 wrote:
what is your budget ill give you the best deal
Do you have CC?
50k. which cc have discount?
i5 11th gen , ssd , ram 12gb will work for you
Tony007 wrote:yes bro laptops have this common two issue heating & battery.
bro if i go with i3 does i am able to do coding in python?
yes ssd is good n best. if i buy external ssd how much it cost?
Dell is reputed brand.
if u have any dell model suggestion?
hackerboys wrote:i5 11th gen , ssd , ram 12gb will work for you
bro any model suggestion? 12th Gen
demerius2020 wrote:yes sure , no problem in coding in python , do have graphic card thoughexternal ssd wait for offersee whatever dell model u can afford
i see some dell n lenovo models but they are quite expensive
guys i am searching best laptop. if i found any i will post here its model n ask for ur reviews. if u guys found any or already using any plz tell me. if any discount available then help me
Tony007 wrote:You tagged me that day too, sorry bro I saw but couldn't reply.
what's your budget?Â
Siddhartha07 wrote:
You tagged me that day too, sorry bro I saw but couldn't reply.
Although I'm IT Engineer so to say, I'm not tech savvy frankly speaking, I know how to make it work but I don't have much knowledge regarding software and all. And FYI, I'm using office provided HP Elitebook 840 G6 laptop.
no problem. bro u have i7 machine. if i need any help about IT field i will ask u
Thanks😊
guys suggest me dell models which have 12th Gen I5, 512gb Ssd, 16gb ram, intel iris xe graphics
Tony007 wrote:guys suggest me dell models which have 12th Gen I5, 512gb Ssd, 16gb ram, intel iris xe graphics
@kartikxxx @TempAcc @raghupro @demerius2020 @monu.tanwar123262 @getready @guest_999 @hackerboys @Simbha3 @andromeda @ZNZ
Tony007 wrote:won't come anything under 50Â@kartikxxx @TempAcc @raghupro @demerius2020 @monu.tanwar123262 @getready @guest_999 @hackerboys @Simbha3 @andromeda @ZNZ
Tony007 wrote:I'm quite away from current laptop scene so can't comment on it.@kartikxxx @TempAcc @raghupro @demerius2020 @monu.tanwar123262 @getready @guest_999 @hackerboys @Simbha3 @andromeda @ZNZ
You don't need a power hungry machine until you start deploying the models. As you're on very initial stage, your current purchase will get outdated by the time you'll start interviewing for real "ml/ds" roles. My suggestion will be MacBook Air if you can afford, or any entry level laptop with 16GB / M.2 drive. Invest your saved money over Google colab and stable internet connection.
i5 11th gen , ssd , ram 12gb will work for you
Min 16GB RAM, 512GB/1TB SSD, Integrated graphics (Xe & above)
About CPU, the decision isn't simple (i3 vs i5 vs i7). 12th gen intel chips are way more powerful than 11th gen but there are too many variants (U,P,H). No Xe graphics for U | P & H series chips (two extra performance cores vs U) got more horsepower but this means they're power-hungry too [TDP/PBP : 15W (U) vs 28W (P) vs 45W (H)]. 11th gen i5 should be enough but P-Series is the safe bet. H-series is found in bulky options (Better performance [95W MTP] + cooling & lesser battery life w/ similar battery capacity) but unlike some of the thin/light-weight laptops (U,P) the display panels used on most of these devices are medicore (Even on ~1L options)
So, decide accordingly (Brand preference based on local service quality)