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@@jhienlyvallentetorredes1089 Maybe for $20

@@hugomartinezgalicia8084 I don’t think so and the difference would be negligible because there’s no heat or light reaching the inside of the case. Other temperature sensitive components like the CPU are concealed underneath a heatsink with thermal paste. I don’t see why anyone would paint the interior of their PC black unless you were making a clear side panel but I imagine the smell would be unappealing for at least a week

@@justcallmestorm Not really, the built in screen is too low of a resolution and color accuracy for on the go use. The CPU and integrated graphics are too low-end for any meaningful performance on a high resolution external monitor

Ok thanks for the reply off topic but is the HP Elitebook 745 G6 AMD Ryzen3 Pro Radon Vega mobile Gfx Graphics a good fit

@@justcallmestorm I just had one of these but with the Ryzen 5. It should be perfectly adequate with the 1080p display and it can push a high resolution external display just fine. I paid $110 with the Ryzen 5, wouldn’t pay any more than $85 with the Ryzen 3

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@@DC224gb64 The fan noise isn’t offensive, it’s quiet but high pitched. Temps are on the higher end being as thin as something like this and the easiest way to bring fan noise and temperatures down is by disabling the Intel Turbo Boost in the BIOS. After doing that, it’ll run cool with very little fan noise

@@RealElementProductions I see, thanks.

@@blakenorton1608 Buy a T14 Gen 1 Ryzen 5, the graphics and performance are wildly better than either of them

@@ericking6996 Yes, you wouldn’t be able to play very many videogames so you could focus on your schoolwork. I bet I could get through college using a laptop from 2009. Yes, you can install Google Chrome on it

@@phuongduybui5392 They look like the new MacBooks with their sharp edges and hold up better than anything that came after it!

@@Mbro-dq2do I’ll give it a shot at some point!

@@KeshwoodsWirewire It’s never too late to learn about them! You’ve come across a really user friendly one and if anything ever needs to be worked on or upgraded it’s relatively easy! Newer laptops in this style usually have major components soldered to the board :)

@@KeshwoodsWirewire You can do it! :)

@@wezzy_fr it can run Roblox just fine, Fortnite won’t be able to run very well at all. I would recommend an HP Pavilion gaming laptop with dedicated graphics for around the same price. It won’t be as thin or light nor have as good build quality but it will have much better cooling and performance for what you’re after

@@LeooSaGoh It doesn’t but a USB-C dock would do you wonders in adding even extra ports on top of Ethernet and you might as well have one if you’re going to be plugged in anyways

@@ScarletAmethyst Wow, didn’t realize 1TB SSDs got that cheap. As for refurbished drives, an easy way to tell the total usage on a drive is to plug it in with an adapter into a PC and run CrystalDiskInfo from online to see the total power on hours of the drive. Excellent comment!

@@SevthaGoat1 It depends on the unit. Most would have come with a 500GB or 1TB hard drive that can be upgraded to any 2.5” SSD or 2.5”/3.5” hard drive

@@jerricosagala2904 Return it if the rubber is sticky, it’s probably been left on a tabletop in the sun for years. You shouldn’t have that issue with any normal soft touch material for 8-12 years (or past the normal usability of the laptop). I remember the laptop opening a bit further than 100 degrees but it’s been a while since having this. There is a 2-in-1 model, albeit slightly more expensive. I believe the reason for the bottom of the display lifting the base off the ground is for cooling on a flat surface. Not too many places to put vents on such a thin machine! Appreciate your criticisms

If you bought it off 2nd hand, you shouldnt be surprised by these things. The laptop normally has none of the issues you stated

@@nabadis If yours is PC compatible, yes. If you want to play racing games, you’ll need a graphics card, and quite honestly a better PC purpose built for gaming

@RealElementProductions oh OK would a optiplex 9020 with gtx 710 card cut it

@RealElementProductions and if not what's a good pc for less than 200 bucks?

@@nabadis No, most racing games on high graphics would need at least an 8th gen i5/i7 and a GTX 1050ti 4GB to run well and support newer games in the future.

@@nabadis A good PC for less than $200 would be an HP Pavilion Gaming desktop with a Ryzen 2400G and AMD RX 580 graphics. I’ve seen them for as little as $130 with corrupted software and other little things you can easily fix. If you learn how to fix and upgrade your own machines you’ll save so much money! I’ll make a video one day about my repair and Windows setup processes!

@@lovelehstuff $135 in fair condition, $150 in good condition, $200 “refurbished”

@@theprogamer8915 you can only upgrade the one that’s already in there

@@DeonClayworth I’ve had similar fantasies of durability testing some of my items but not the budget 😂

@@beyza2204 Yes for coding, hard no for gaming. The integrated graphics are too weak and thermal management is not a strong point of this machine

@@victormanx Thank goodness!

@@Trashplayzgames It can run Windows 11 with a workaround pretty well, but I would recommend getting an Optiplex 7070 or 7080 for not much more and you’ll be able to run it natively with a lot more security. As for using your HP all in one, you’ll need to ensure there’s an HDMI input in the back of the computer and that it’ll work as a standalone monitor

@@RealElementProductions so I am able to connect a pc to a “all in one” pc but just need a HDMI port with the computer? Thank you 🙏

⁠does a dell OptiPlex 7070 tower work?

@@Trashplayzgames Only if the label on the back of the all in one says “HDMI in”. It’s not a very common feature but it is possible. Look up on google if your particular model supports HDMI input

@@Trashplayzgames Yes

@@chosenbyGod.. Some units (like the one in this video) don’t have an optical drive. If it does you push the button on the tray.

@@leftraiser699 The Dell. Lenovos have historically faced more quality issues than Dells in the long run. I had a T14 gen 1 that the trackpad stopped working on and the only solution was a desolate software update. I quickly sold it and got another Dell

@@selvesterben3857 Great to hear!

@@achomeonee4244 Anytime! I’ll try to make more

@@TheHamstergeddon911 $150-$165 is the goal

@@oldfisherman5112 Awesome!

I am trying to get one too it is the laptop my job uses, and I just love so much that I want it for personal use. What buyer did you get yours from

@@shyandlovely3439 They always change, you have to look at sold listings for the same item so you get a good idea what to look for

@shyandlovely3439 the seller only had the one I bought. There are 100's listed. Just search and compare. Always ask questions before buying

@@RealElementProductions hey. Hot my computer the other day love it. Carbon fiber laptop not 2cin 1 but screen lays flat. Thanks again

@@oldfisherman5112 Yes

@@RealElementProductions thank you

@@ricmel8008 HP EliteBook 840 G5

@@Angry_Old_Man_In_Pain Good deal! I’m seeing more of these everywhere

@@BeastmodeBeats That’s awesome, wow I never knew such a thing existed

@@harisrahim433 Interesting, it may have been an option but more than likely you’ll need to install drivers from dells website

@@blankcats 3lbs (1.36kg), give or take. Fairly light!

@@s.msorwarhossain547 They hold up really well, I agree!

@@alexboulton9910 Anytime :)

@@DigitalZone9 MSI with the modern Intel, a gaming laptop that’s 6 years newer will be better in almost, if not every way

@@jesseezekiel5615 No

Yes, but with some regedit modifications.

@@PLWINXP Too risky. Might as well buy an 8th gen Dell laptop for $50 or so more

@@RealElementProductionsWhy too risky? This is the same Windows 11, but run on old hardware.

P.S Sorry for my bad English. I’m not native English speaker.

@@a.lawrence4969 Thanks for the information. I completely neglected to mention it’s great Linux support. This is a golden comment, thanks!

@@legitgrowthnigeria1471 It doesn’t appear it will be able to with the lack of a 3GB video card.

@@alistermccallum I’ve always noticed audio output from MacBooks is significantly louder and clearer than most, if not all PCs I’ve ever used. That’s an awesome tidbit, thanks for sharing!

@@iPodee That’s awesome. The possibilities are endless with the metal supported integrated graphics. The blue screen in W11 must be due to the lack of TPM 2.0, no way around that but to install it directly but Sonoma is an awesome candidate for a future video! Thanks for the insight, you’ve probably saved a lot of people time

Never throw a Logic board you will damage it. Better to install it.

@@mikepxg6406 This is single handedly the best advice I have ever heard on this platform. Also remember not to feed your computer water, it does not get thirsty

@@thebadboypersona Thank you so much!

That’s awesome! It’s nice how capable older programs are minus all the AI and internet connected blubber. Also nice is that the Ivy Bridge CPUs in these MacBooks are the last to support Windows XP natively which means you theoretically could install it as a standalone OS. I’m learning about more and more uses for these every day. :)

I have newer MacBooks too but I know long after they fail I’ll have this one to fall back on. You should see the huge PowerPC community that’s still using their old iBooks and PowerMacs for upwards of 20 years!