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I5 1230u or I7 1250u. Is it whort the extra 200? (alien.top)

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Hey guys I'm looking at buying the dell xps 13 9315 and was wondering if its whort the additional 200 cad (150 usd). I'm don't know anything about cpus but heard pepole say that the diffrence I so slight like single digits% better performance. I won't use my laptop for more than just web browsing, Ocasional basic video editing and basic coding. The only thing I heard was that the i5 has 80eu graphics or something and the i7 has 96 eu graphics but It say they both have iris xe graphics.

Another thing I want to know is weather or not the i5 will be slower like boot up times and loading times enough to be noticeable.

Is the battery life also going to be the same on these two cpus?

Lastly I plan to keep this laptop for 5 years. So right now even tought it might not be whort it do you think that a single digit percentage will make a diffrence down the line?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

not worth 200 more no