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Anonymous
Can you use these ADT sensors with a non ADT SmartThings Hub?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
no. //@anonymous: Can you use these ADT sensors with a non ADT SmartThings Hub?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Thank you //@anonymous: no. //@anonymous: Can you use these ADT sensors with a non ADT SmartThings Hub?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
More Overpowered? I'm feeling overwhelmed by all of these.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
this one is literally hot, might as well get yourself a desktop, most parts in this can't be replaced, like other laptops
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Gaming on a laptop is saying I drag race on my prius.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
I got this one, so far so good. Be honest, it's still the best value in the market.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
hot? i need a general purpose desktop. no games, not much movie watching. will this be good?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
It will be OK for you - but I would add $150 with at least i5 processor for long time use. //@Anonymous: hot? i need a general purpose desktop. no games, not much movie watching. will this be good?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
There is an hp i5 8th gen for 479 //@anonymous: It will be OK for you - but I would add $150 with at least i5 processor for long time use. //@Anonymous: hot? i need a general purpose desktop. no games, not much movie watching. will this be good?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
No SSD?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
and 720P
6 years ago |
Anonymous
4 GB of RAM is not enough for a modern Windows 10 computer, but Walmart doesn't offer the option of adding RAM. I could put in more RAM myself, but opening the computer voids the Lenovo warranty, according to Lenovo. Not a deal for me.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
I don’t think that’s true, adding memory does not void warranty, you are missleading others //@anonymous: 4 GB of RAM is not enough for a modern Windows 10 computer, but Walmart doesn't offer the option of adding RAM. I could put in more RAM myself, but opening the computer voids the Lenovo warranty, according to Lenovo. Not a deal for me.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
It's 349 //@Anonymous: No SSD?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Yes, but no SSD? //@Anonymous: It's 349 //@Anonymous: No SSD?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
you may not even have slots for additional memory. systems ship with soldered down memory these days to save cost..especially ones that are sold for so cheap. //@Anonymous: I don’t think that’s true, adding memory does not void warranty, you are missleading others //@anonymous: 4 GB of RAM is not enough for a modern Windows 10 computer, but Walmart doesn't offer the option of adding RAM. I could put in more RAM myself, but opening the computer voids the Lenovo warranty, according to Lenovo. Not a deal for me.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Optane works faster than SSD but more expensive. That's why it comes with 16GB only.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
I talked to a Lenovo telephone salesman and checked on it. The voiding of the warranty is because the innards of the Lenovo laptop are blocked by a plate that must be unscrewed. I can do that, yet I can't blame them for not wanting to warranty computers that have had their innards exposed and worked upon by others. Who did you talk to, other than the mirror? //@Anonymous: I don’t think that’s true, adding memory does not void warranty, you are missleading others //@anonymous: 4 GB of RAM is not enough for a modern Windows 10 computer, but Walmart doesn't offer the option of adding RAM. I could put in more RAM myself, but opening the computer voids the Lenovo warranty, according to Lenovo. Not a deal for me.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
I was thinking of why it has a name as OVERPRICED gaming laptop
6 years ago |
Anonymous
1060 is not ok for most games, but I would get 1080 with $200 more.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Probably it means consuming a lot of power. //@Anonymous: I was thinking of why it has a name as OVERPRICED gaming laptop
6 years ago |
firecloud
where do you get a 1080 laptop for $200 more? //@Anonymous: 1060 is not ok for most games, but I would get 1080 with $200 more.
6 years ago |
firecloud
It is not overpriced for the specs //@Anonymous: I was thinking of why it has a name as OVERPRICED gaming laptop
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Don't be crazy. 1060 is fine with 1080p gaming. //@anonymous: 1060 is not ok for most games, but I would get 1080 with $200 more.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Actually very good deal! Hope it is not Chineeze though.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Is the gaming computer OK for normal use? Is there a reason not get th good deal for a non-gamer?
6 years ago |
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Anonymous
Hot! One of the best setups you can get at this price. And Acer is a very trustworthy, reliable brand!
6 years ago |
Anonymous
So much better than the sleazy Lenovos for sale recently. //@anonymous: Hot! One of the best setups you can get at this price. And Acer is a very trustworthy, reliable brand!
6 years ago |
Anonymous
leftards going berserk again! //@anonymous: So much better than the sleazy Lenovos for sale recently. //@anonymous: Hot! One of the best setups you can get at this price. And Acer is a very trustworthy, reliable brand!
6 years ago |
Anonymous
nobody wants a sleazenovo //@Anonymous: leftards going berserk again! //@anonymous: So much better than the sleazy Lenovos for sale recently. //@anonymous: Hot! One of the best setups you can get at this price. And Acer is a very trustworthy, reliable brand!
6 years ago |
Anonymous
For some reason, the Acer is slower than other brands with similar configuration. Probably the reason is the faulty overall design.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
This comment has is sponsored by the Chi?nese Wat?er Ar?my. //@Anonymous: For some reason, the Acer is slower than other brands with similar configuration. Probably the reason is the faulty overall design.
6 years ago |