Recent content by ultra_male

Yes, the MacBook Air is targeted for light users, going to coffee shops, meetings, browsing the web, watching YouTube, maybe some photo editing. The MacBook Pro has much more power hardware in terms of CPU, RAM, GPU and is targeted more towards professionals who want to do serious work like...

Panda Antivirus free, just make sure during the installation you uncheck the search toolbars and whatnot., It is very light and has a good rating when it comes to virus detection. See...

I have one and always prefer a laptop with a Numpad because during the days of Windows 8, if you wanted to use Microsoft OneDrive, you were obliged to use a Microsoft account and so it's easier to set a pin rather than logging on with a password, that's when I used the Numpad a lot. Now with...

I've done that before on a few laptops, never again. You get what you pay for as they say. The battery may work for a month then watch it suddenly not hold any charge. Stick to the genuine OEM batteries.

The GP63 has better cooling and quality overall. I'd get that over the ASUS any day of the week.

What they said, I'd take a discrete (dedicated) GPU any day of the week over slightly faster RAM. You won't notice any difference in your day to day usage unless you like run some synthetic benchmarks but you will definitely appreciate the nVIDIA GPU far more.