huddert

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   by huddert 7mo ago

   I understand it not being a priority for a lot of people but it's odd to me that there appears to be resistance to it. It is very easy for you to reduce the refresh rate if you need to maximise battery life, but I have no option to i
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   by huddert 7mo ago

   "Even 4gb of memory is fine", "even 720p is fine", "even 2ghz CPU is fine", "even a membrane keyboard is fine", "even USB 2.0 is fine", "even 2 hours battery life is fine"... Yeah
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   by huddert 7mo ago

   Framework is a great concept but they will die due to poor execution. If I hadn't already recently bought a Framework (and knew what I do now about them) I would've held out for one of these new Lenovos. I don't think Framewo
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   by huddert 7mo ago

   No. I guess everyone has different levels of sensitivity to refresh rates. It is immediately noticeable and very distracting to me when using a 60hz display. It's not acceptable on a high-end laptop nowadays (120hz minimum). Imagine th
5. 5.▲
   by huddert 7mo ago

   Why are they so allergic to >60hz displays though? There is zero chance that I'm buying a laptop with a slideshow display like that in current year.
6. 6.▲
   by huddert 7mo ago

   Do you take them off in the bathroom? Or if the wife is feeling spontaneous?