Which one is better for me HP CQ40 522TX specs or Lenovo ThinkPad SL410 284255C .

CQ series,Not recommended,It's still Thinkpad,If it has to be an HP book,It is recommended to take a look at the 4411S series,

If you study computer science, do you think you have a good book?

Lenovo ThinkPad SL410 is OK HP I'm afraid you won't be able to play.

These two are not a competing sequence, there is no comparison, the Y450 is much better than the CQ, and the Y450 is in competition with HP's DV series.

The Y450 is hot, but not dead.

After all, the performance is there.

Choose Lenovo, the weather is very hot now, buy one with a better cooling function, it is still guaranteed. Lenovo's cooling function has always been very powerful. If you have time, you can go to 365 days to buy and see the detailed introduction.

HP's, you don't have to think about it, I don't know if you watch this year's 315 party, HP's computers are very irresponsible to China, if you just play that game, I recommend you buy ThinkPad SL410 28424UC After all, the predecessor was IBM, and the heat dissipation is very good, but the cost performance is not good, but it can really be used If you think about playing bigger games in the future, you will buy Y460 If you don't play, you will buy ThinkPad SL410 28424UC

There is absolutely no problem with the Y450 playing CrossFire, and DNF can only be said to be a do.

ThinkPad SL410 still don't buy it, my sister's computer is just a broken hinge, so don't think about it, and it's not very good to play games. Of course, you have absolutely no problem playing Plants vs. Zombies.

Don't consider HP's for the time being, after all, let's support domestic ones first.

I recommend you to buy an acer or ASUS, it is very cost-effective, a friend of mine spent about 5000 to buy an acer book, i5CPU, 1G video memory, dual graphics card switching, 2G memory.

The best heat dissipation is the ThinkPad

Both of them, especially the CQ40, have poor heat dissipation.

HP's products are very good, I saw an HP product official consultation on the Internet**8008202255 to 428, which is about HP products and configurations, and the landlord can consult.

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My computer is also SL410 series, and it feels pretty good.

Let's take a look at the 7JC machine. 7JC is a continuation of last year's 8VC, but it is much more mature than 8VC, and Lenovo's SL series is becoming more and more mature. You can see this.

Of course, it is impossible for a notebook at this price to be 100% fine. But on the whole, the performance of the SL machine is good, and only the heat dissipation is very eye-catching. And from a practical point of view, it is also very practical, and the comfort of operation is also very good.

Think about it.

Indeed, SL is getting better and better, much more mature than it was at the beginning.

casually say that HP is a good person, I don't want to say anything - my head was probably hit by a car Hehe, especially the HP V3000 series, the CQ series is okay;

Recommend SL400, it's really good

From the book I used about 20 units (I'm not a business-) I feel that IBM is almost the best, followed by Lenovo, Dell, hehe, and then HP

Major: I used to be a computer salesman.

My point of view is: how about not choosing HP!! Support IBM!

I use IBM myself

Reason: 1 The HP you are talking about is compand, not the original HP, it is the remnant of HP's acquisition of compand. It's like Lenovo acquired IBM, even if Lenovo's name is changed to IBM, the product itself is still Lenovo's.

2 You have never used HP, when I was doing computer sales, I never used any computer, and my classmates also used HP, and there is only one evaluation, the heat dissipation is too poor. On the contrary, IBM's calculation is the best.

3 IBM is of excellent quality, and I have never had a problem with it.

4 IBM customer service is good, blue express, professional customer service.

5 According to your needs analysis, you don't play games much, and it is useless to ask for a graphics card, but it consumes more electricity and generates more heat.

Overall Evaluation: IBM

Needless to say, of course it's HP's. But in terms of the graphics card you mentioned, it's much better than the integration.

HP is also one of the best in the world, and the quality is absolutely good.

I'm top hp....

Mainly used to play games or buy the former Otherwise, buy the latter ThinkPad is the best one in Lenovo IBM is a foreigner thing after all.

Recommend the landlord to buy CQ

The ThinkPad is known for its quality and stability: the casing is made of carbon fiber, which is sturdy and drop-resistant.

But to be honest, the ThinkPad isn't that cool to use.

Of these two machines, the ThinkPad is an integrated graphics card, which can freeze when playing a slightly larger game. CQ is a discrete graphics card, 512M video memory, although the 64bit bit width is a little low, but compared to the integrated graphics card, the performance is still strong and old.

In addition, the ThinkPad speaker is just an ordinary stereo speaker, and the sound effect is subordinate, and the screen is not good.

In contrast, CQ's Ultra Bluestar audio and high-brightness display are many times stronger than ThinkPad.

Although CQ heat dissipation is not very good, it does not affect the use at all.

In addition, it is cheaper than ThinkPad, so it is recommended to buy CQ.

I think the pad can look better, if you actually use it, I still think the CQ406 can be better.

It is recommended that you buy HP, because when you spend the same money to buy these two notebooks, the assembly of HP is much better than Lenovo's, this is because HP has a wider market, large sales, and then from the perspective of economics, it is a diminishing marginal utility, thus decreasing! HP is not as good as Lenovo, but the heat dissipation performance is slightly worse, but it's OK to buy a heat sink!

In terms of performance, the ThinkPad SL series of notebooks uses Intel's latest Montevina mobile platform technology, and the overall performance is quite good. After a detailed comparison of the characteristics and needs of small and medium-sized enterprises and large enterprises, Lenovo deliberately abandoned some functions that ordinary business users do not need in the ThinkPad SL product matching, so as to make the product more competitive in the market.

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HP's heat dissipation is not good, and it will feel very hot at that time.

Lenovo's HP CQ40 is not easy to use.

The heat dissipation is rotten and loud.

...There's no need to go after the ThinkPad anymore. It's no longer on top. The quality is already about the same as that of the average brand.

The SL-series ThinkPad doesn't have a roll cage. Suffice it to say that the SL just hangs the ThinkPad brand. Not as good as ThinkPad. Why bother.

It is inevitable to choose SL400, although it is the lowest ThinkPad, but it is also a ThinkPad, not an ordinary instinct comparison.

It doesn't seem like the two are very good, but the SL400 is slightly better in comparison!