Asus Zephyrus laptop sighted: has a Ryzen 9 4900HS: 4.4 GHz boost clock for € 1900
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anticupidon
And the price is without a valid Windows 10 license, it is offered with FreeDos.
Yeah, those romanians found a loophole to buy high tech without paying Microsoft too much. Later they will install what they found falling off the truck.;)
Undying
Thats a 3700x level of performance in a laptop, not bad.
butjer1010
Kool64
Maybe someday they'll get that DX12 Hybrid CF/SLi working and it could make use of the integrated graphics too. Also QHD on a 14 inch screen seems like it would be a squint fest.
anticupidon
SamuelL421
wavetrex
The problem is that Windows 10 Home that comes with most laptops is complete $hit.
I have a y2018 high-end laptop (with 8750H) that came with W10 Home preinstalled, all legal and stuff, and after 6 months I said "enough with this garbage" and applied the "Romanian Treatment" to it then tweaked the new install to hell and back with group policies.
The laptop is now a proper usable computer with an OS on it, and not an Ad-delivery+Spyware platform...
I guess Home is fine for normies, but for power users... nah.
anticupidon
Haha, the " the Romanian treatment".
So funny the wording, and I used to do the same almost 15 years before.
asturur
Aura89
asturur
Aura89
https://www.google.com/search?ei=i0hXXpyAFZDh-gSjjaTIAw&q=Urcdkey+legit&oq=Urcdkey+legit&gs_l=psy-ab.3..0j0i22i10i30.21329.22483..22649...0.2..0.81.443.6......0....1..gws-wiz.......0i71j0i22i30.wqYwA667J_4&ved=0ahUKEwjc8cC19fDnAhWQsJ4KHaMGCTkQ4dUDCAs&uact=5
Not a single place states it's legitimate.
One, from microsoft even, states that though they may not technically be stolen, they are illegitimate keys in the sense they had no right to sell them and may be deactivated for a number of reasons at some random point down the line.
So no, i stand by stating you can not get windows 10 for $12 from any legitimate source, and the only way to say otherwise, is if microsoft specifically states that urcdkey and other sites with 90% off retail pricing are legitimate, otherwise there is zero reason to expect that microsoft is getting any of the revenue from sites like that, and the keys are either stolen, generated (still stolen realistically) or are selling volume license keys/MSDN keys, which can deactivate at any time due to various reasons and are explicitly not allowed to be sold, which is not as i said, legitimate.
Heck, i could do just what urcdkey is likely doing and just save all the cd keys at my place of business on some file and then sell them on some random website that i created or is a cd key ebay-like website, they'd all activate, but i had no right to sell them, and i wouldn't be even remotely a legitimate source for windows 10 keys.
And if you ever have an issue with one of these keys and bring it up to microsoft, good luck, since you never owned the license, you simply paid someone to show you the key.
As much as i'd rather not say guru3d is promoting shady business', i'm not sure i'd classify any website that literally has "cdkey" in it as legitimate. Urcdkey has bad ratings across the internet, and when you look up to see if it's legitimate, you get websites stating things such as:
"Urcdkey is not a genuine site and we do not recommend it for any kind of use."
IchimA
What Aura89 said ! You just pay to see the key and hope it will not be deactivated in 2 - 3 years. I bought also from them but for me and a couple of friends.
When someone buys a pre-configurated PC or laptop they get a Key that they sell ... .but normally , you are not allowed to sell these keys . They come with the MB of the the PC
Undying
anticupidon
OMG, what I have done. Now all the thread derails to activation and illegitimate Windows key.
asturur
i did not know that, i assumed that they got some super volume discount and that was it.