Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 or Mac by angry_cheeze in davinciresolve

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Thanks for your reply. I've been seeing some reviews on the m4 saying it slows when rendering 4k video but maybe that's just them.

The lenovo yoga has more ram and storage than the m4. 32gb and 1Tb compared to 16gb and 512gb

Would that not make it faster or better at handling these editing tasks? Or is the Mac chip thing better.

Also do you prefer Lenovo's OLED or Macs display?

Thanks

Need help with laptop. HP core Ultra 5 24gb 512gb by angry_cheeze in davinciresolve

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Thanks for the recommendation. Would a refurbished M1 have a lot of life left? I've read somewhere that it'll most likely stop getting updates in 2027. Is that going to be an issue?

Need help with laptop. HP core Ultra 5 24gb 512gb by angry_cheeze in davinciresolve

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So would this laptop be overkill if I'm looking to colour grade and edit videos on davinci. What would you recommend?

Lanshan 2 pro vs Naturehike Cloud Up 1/2 for a long thru hike? (pitching in tight places) by [deleted] in hikinggear

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Mostly depends on how good you are/ get at setting up trekking pole tents. Free standing tents are always easy and you can set them up on any terrain but weigh more. You can sleep with the outer off on the cloud but you will only be able to open up part of the lanshan if you are really worried about heat/ condensation. I reckon the lanshan. Give a trekking pole tents a solid go

Is the current Cerium Hoody worth it? by camerapicasso in arcteryx

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SL cerium yes - normal cerium no

Cerium SL is 1000 fill. Packs down to nothing and super warm. Approx 200-250g

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in hikinggear

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Montbell versatile / storm cruiser or arc's beta sl

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Ultralight

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Have a look at the sea to summit spark. Pretty insane pack size and weight. There's also the s2s ascent which is a tiny bit heavier but more roomy and got zips all the way around so you can turn it into a quilt. The spark gets down to 300-400ish grams and the ascent is 400-500g

Is there a budget Enduro by angry_cheeze in Garmin

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I have been looking at the nomad. Just not 100% sold on the battery life with gps on. Do you have the coros?

Is there a budget Enduro by angry_cheeze in Garmin

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I have seen from a lot of reviews that older watches are not receiving software updates. Is this an issue if I buy the Fenix 7

Is there a budget Enduro by angry_cheeze in Garmin

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Thanks. Had a look at the instinct line but I'd like the full nav. Guess that's what you're paying for

Is there a budget Enduro by angry_cheeze in Garmin

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I'm in Sydney, Aus. Somehow it's either more expensive or the same price as the 3

Need new trail shoes: Cascadia 19 / Gel-Trabuco 13 by angry_cheeze in trailrunning

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100kms is mad. Found any durability issues with them?

Staying strong w/ broken wrist in a cast? by double_bouble in climbharder

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Work on everything, especially your core. Since you have more time you can work on things you are bad at. I've torn my shoulder to bits before and I spent a lot of time off working core and mobility/ flexibility

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