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Hello! Could you please help me and put these five computers from best to worst and why? I would use the computer for daily usage, university school studies and occasional gaming (basic online games such as Runescape). If you could please help me it would be greatly appreciated.

Computer 1:
CPU: A8-7410 Beema (4 cores, cache: 2 MB - 2.2GHz; max 2,5 GHz),
RAM: 4GB
Hard drive: SSD 256GB
Graphics card: AMD Radeon R5

Computer 2:
CPU: A6-7310 Carrizo-L (4 cores, cache 2 MB - 2,0 GHz; max 2,4GHz)
RAM: 4GB
Hard drive: SSD 128GB
Graphics card: AMD Radeon R4

Computer 3:
CPU: i5-6200U Skylake (2 cores, cache 3MB - 2,3 GHz; max 2,8GHz)
RAM: 6GB
Hard drive: HDD SATA 1TB
Graphics card: Nvidia GeForce 920M (cache: 2GB)

Computer 4:
CPU: i5-5200U Broadwell (2 cores, cache 3MB - 2,2 GHz; max 2,7GHz)
RAM: 6GB
Hard drive: SSD 128GB
Graphics card: Intel HD Graphics 5500

Computer 5:
CPU: Pentium N3540 Bay Trail (4 cores, cache 2MB - 2,16GHz; 2,66GHz)
RAM: 8GB
Hard drive: SSD 128GB
Graphics card: Intel HD Graphics
 
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geofelt
You are talking laptops.
There are many more things involved in picking a laptop.
There is the tradeoff between screen size and weight or portability.
How much battery run time is needed? 6th gen intel will excel there.
How much storage is needed? I would not buy any pc without a ssd for the os.
What screen resolution is needed? more costs more.
Is screen quality important? IPS screens cost more.

Integrated graphics should be ok for anything except fast action gaming.

The intel processors will be more capable. Except perhaps #5 bay trail.
The amd will have stronger gaming graphics.

I try to buy a laptop with a minimal sata hard drive and plan to clone it to a ssd I buy myself. That usually costs less.
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I'm looking for all-around specs. Gaming is the no where near the most important thing for me and I really don't game that much -- at least not heavy games eg Stream games...
 
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computercpu

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I had that as my first option for a while but that HDD makes me a bit unsure about it. SSD would be much nicer but as a whole would you say that e.g computer 3 is better than computer 4 and why? How about what are the negatives with computer 1/5
 
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You are talking laptops.
There are many more things involved in picking a laptop.
There is the tradeoff between screen size and weight or portability.
How much battery run time is needed? 6th gen intel will excel there.
How much storage is needed? I would not buy any pc without a ssd for the os.
What screen resolution is needed? more costs more.
Is screen quality important? IPS screens cost more.

Integrated graphics should be ok for anything except fast action gaming.

The intel processors will be more capable. Except perhaps #5 bay trail.
The amd will have stronger gaming graphics.

I try to buy a laptop with a minimal sata hard drive and plan to clone it to a ssd I buy myself. That usually costs less.
 
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computercpu

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All of these have the same screen specs and similar battery life (+/- 30min). With the similarity of other specs except the specs that I've put up is there any way you could pick your top 3 from these 5 laptops and possible if you have time to write why exactly them (pros and cons). THANKS!!
 
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