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Many thanks. 5% slower will be fine as it's primarily intended as a backup in case the current notebook should need to be taken in for repairs. Only if a repair is impossible will it be used as a replacement. It's not worth paying the extra for the faster processor and there are fewer of those...

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I currently use: A Macbook Pro 15 (mid 2012) with the following specs: CPU: Intel Core i7 2.6Ghz RAM: 16GB HDD: 2TB SSD GPU: nVidia 650M - 1024MB I would like to buy a back up notebook, which might become a replacement and at which time drive and memory can be upgraded. However, I don’t know...