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post 10000265541 21 hours ago, 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted By steffo99⏩
Lol, nice. Saw cell phones like that when was into crypto.
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post 10000265543 21 hours ago, 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted By GordonXXX⏩
Celeron??????
Aye, I know but the only program I'm concered with runs, and will barely ever use it - just for short trips for photography. Will do most at home on desktop. Realize will have to upgrade eventually, just happy it worked for now.
post 10000265552 21 hours ago, 11:56 AM
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OP, the manufacturer will include an appropriate charger for the laptop

The processors throttle according to work load

Same way your car isn't running at 7000 rpm and getting 10 mpg the entire time you drive, most of the time the CPU is very down locked. If you load up a demanding program and hear the fans fire up faster that is the CPU staying at high speed mode for more demanding load

In other words a 100w or 200w power supply is probably drawing 20w from the wall when the laptop is idle and mostly to power the screen
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post 10000265562 21 hours ago, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted By GordonXXX⏩
Celeron??????
They don't use that brand anymore in US but maybe they still do in Germany

N95 is like n100 and n150 CPUs

They are high efficiency but not very powerful

Ok for general office work

For photo editing idk depends if the software can use the Intel GPU

U series would be a lot more powerful
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post 10000265566 21 hours ago, 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted By Papi_Chulo⏩
OP, the manufacturer will include an approximate charger for the laptop

The processors throttle according to work load

Same way your car isn't running at 7000 rpm and getting 10 mpg the entire time you drive, most of the time the CPU is very down locked. If you load up a demanding program and hear the fans fire up faster that is the CPU staying at high speed mode for more demanding load
Aye, I just think I lost it and misunderstood everything. Works now though, so happy about that. I have 0 tech knowledge lmao.
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