Suggest me between these two products.

[ysmhla]

My purpose will be running Android studio, virtual box, and Camtasia. Which laptop will perform better between these? Product 1: https://www.ebay.in/itm/HP-Pavillion-15-CC123CL-Touch-8th-Gen-i5-12GB-Ram-1TB-Hdd-Win10-1Year-Warranty/122938532171?hash=item1c9fb5214b:g:iGQAAOSww-Babhuv

Product 2: https://www.flipkart.com/hp-imprint-core-i5-8th-gen-8-gb-1-tb-hdd-dos-2-gb-graphics-15-bs179tx-laptop/p/itmfyyzuj3ffhnz8?pid=COMFYYZUMWZWS732

 

[jgustin7b]

I’d take the pavilion. Even though it has 8 gb of ram vs 12, it does have a dedicated graphics card (weak, but better than nothing). Plus, it’s running Windows 10 rather than DOS, so you won’t need to worry about downloading the software to a usb and then putting it on the Pc and dealing with BIOS

 

[ysmhla]

No the versions i mentioned are 8GB RAM + 2GB Graphic in the HP Imprint and in HP Pavillion there is 12GB RAM and onboard integrated GPU with 8250u processor as i know. Now which config is better?

 

[jgustin7b]

Whoops, my bad. The one with 8gb is better imo

 

[ysmhla]

Thanks for your opinion buddy. I really appreciate your help But i would like some other opinions as well.

 

[Bungle11]

The 8gb laptop comes with AMD 520 graphic (with is based on 2014 architecture), so its still poor. would it be better than intel current integrate solution. Answer - only just.

https://www.videocardbenchmark.net/gpu.php?gpu=Radeon+520

 

[The Original Ralph]

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SUMIT SINGH

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Nice product
Great Packing , great product and superb service.
But the product does not come with its drivers and even they are not available online..
Struggling with the issue..
If anyone knows about the drivers and support please suggest..
Thanks in advance..



think i'd go with the HP Pavillion
Plus i use Camtasia Studio - it likes ram

you're going to want to get a SSD as well, for Camtasia to write the files to, while it's rendering them. Camtasia is already unnecessarily slow, having a separate SSD to write the file to, will help remove some of the delay

 

[jgustin7b]

Good catch...in that case, I guess there is only one good option...