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Isn't a 1 year extension just 99 INR? Atleast that's what it was on the asuspromo.in site. If so, that's easily worth it. Next comes the 2 year extension at 999, followed by the ADP if you really feel you need it.

It helps to know what your priorities are in order to zero in on something. If you want the highest price: performance, gaming laptops are not a bad way to go. I'd suggest looking at Acer Nitro 5 series while you're considering this route.

Refurbished Thinkpad or Probook is probably the way to go.

ASUS's website shows that these laptops have 1 standard DIMM slot, so you are correct.

You could've just PMed him you know. Just giving you a hard time xD

If you want the OLED for some other reason than simply because it's an OLED, then burn-in is not a significant issue. You could further support its longevity by using an external display when docked, something that you should be doing anyway if your usuage extends past 10 hours daily. Choose...

Please specify a primary use-case for these laptops.

Base Thinkpad E14 i3 11th gen. should be available for about 45k. If your budget doesn't quite extend that far, consider an ASUS Expertbook/Vivobook(also 11th gen. i3) instead and buy a cheap extended warranty from asuspromo.in Do you have an existing laptop? Will upgrading to an SSD suffice...

I would recommend not having too many specific requirements in this range as that could cause you to miss the forest for the trees. If longevity/reliability is important to you, consider a Thinkpad E14. Thinkpads have top-tier build and keyboards (ideal for writing/coding-heavy work) and...

Valid concerns although burn-in by itself may not be the biggest one. These panels are very reflective due to the use of glossy screens. This is a bigger problem indoors where the brightness is otherwise sufficient. You'll notice nearly all current OLED models use glossy screen finishes because...

20k is not going to make up the difference from selling these parts to upgrade to AM5. Honestly this feels like more of an upgrade-for-the-heck-of-it scenario as those parts are fairly well-matched. If you must, 5600 or 5800X3D. Maybe add some RAM if remotely needed.

Unfortunately, we haven't quite worked out a way around the laws of thermodynamics yet. LG's Gram 16 is what you're looking for.

Your choice here is directly proportional to the money you want to spend, in the absence of any specific requirements.

It is impossible to offer useful advice without working with a target budget and knowing his requirements re: portability and battery life.

So long as your expectations are realistic, LG's Gram 16 is what you're looking for.

ASUS Vivobook Pro OLED and then buy the extended warranty from asuspromo.in

3050 but individual parts do not mean as much as overall system config. There is no absolute 'best', just the best combination for your use-case at a point in time.

You should atleast provide a target budget, that's the bare minimum info. when seeking advice. It would also help to know if you have any specific size/weight requirements or a bias towards either build quality of outright performance. I'm going to assume you want something balanced with good...

Get one of the OLED ASUS Vivobooks, add an extra DIMM of RAM and buy an extended warranty from asuspromo.in

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