Which is laptop with a VERY low noise ?

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dorian353
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Which is laptop with a VERY low noise ?

Post by dorian353 » Wed May 08, 2013 9:06 am

Hi,

I would like to buy a laptop with a VERY low noise level : max 30db

- It is just to surf on Web,
- With a 17" sceen with resolution as 1920*1080 for example
- Glossy screen
- Price : 1000€ max

Help me please !

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Re: Which is laptop with a VERY low noise ?

Post by CA_Steve » Wed May 08, 2013 1:04 pm

Welcome to SPCR. You can try searching notebookcheck.net with your checklist, put in an emission rating and see what pops up.

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Re: Which is laptop with a VERY low noise ?

Post by dorian353 » Thu May 09, 2013 12:21 pm

go to notebookcheck.net with my checklist ... I understand but I have not checklits, It is reasin that I have posted this topic to obtain some models laptops

thanks

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Re: Which is laptop with a VERY low noise ?

Post by misioooo » Fri May 17, 2013 2:23 am

Welcome to SPCR Forums.
I would say - go for SSD drive. When CPU is not under high stress most of noise in laptops comes from HDD.

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Re: Which is laptop with a VERY low noise ?

Post by bonestonne » Fri May 24, 2013 3:26 pm

Acer Aspire AS7739Z-4804

1600x900 resolution, and you'll need to do a solid state swap to get it really quiet, but they're great laptops. I rarely see any come in for service, and almost every one that does come in for service has a broken screen.

They're pretty quiet and work very well for basic use. It's a very affordable model where available. Getting a full HD resolution display will cost you a lot, and in most laptops, will generate more heat, making the 30dB requirement difficult to fulfill.

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