Another Laptop Spec Question

[jeffn1]

I think the “U” is the one to avoid. But, I agree H or HK seem good.

Major glitching issues

One explanation for your processor’s weakness is that it is a “U” class processor, which means that it is optimised for low power consumption at the expense of high performance. By using Quick CPU to to improve performance, you are boosting power consumption, which naturally leads to a reasonable temperature rise. When choosing a processor, it is very important to take this suffix into account, depending on whether you want a powerful processor, an economical processor or other features. For…

https://www.intel.co.uk/content/www/uk/en/support/articles/000058567/processors/intel-core-processors.html

I think I want to look for a Lenova laptop with a higher end processor and 64 GB of ram that can be expanded to 128 in the future. (Right now the $$ premium for 128GB ram is nuts).

So, I think I need to be able to confirm that my prospective laptop can definitely be upgraded in the future to 128 GB of ram.

I’d love to avoid paying for multiple cores (more than 4, I think), a high-end graphics card, a larger display, a touchscreen, more than one TB of internal storage, etc.

Jeff