Bought the wrong generation Surface Book - will I notice?
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Thought I was buying a surface book 2, turns out I bought a surface book..
From what I'm reading the key difference is in processor power. I'm chiefly intending to use mine for office type stuff - note taking, but also a bit of trying out AI / Machine Learning stuff and maybe some older games like world of warcraft when I'm on the road.
I've got the i7-6600u 13.5" model
Is this older device still going to meet my requirements? at least it seems I got it for a sensible price, even for the older one..
From what I'm reading the key difference is in processor power. I'm chiefly intending to use mine for office type stuff - note taking, but also a bit of trying out AI / Machine Learning stuff and maybe some older games like world of warcraft when I'm on the road.
I've got the i7-6600u 13.5" model
Is this older device still going to meet my requirements? at least it seems I got it for a sensible price, even for the older one..
Have a look here:
Microsoft Support
The key is it needs to be under 3 years old.
Mine did this, but it appeared more as a flickering ghosting at the bottom of the screen which then got progressively worse until affected the entire screen. Unfortunately this was at 3 years and 10 months.
I went out and bought a laptop replacement, however I'm still considering the consumer rights act action as it is clearly a known fault.
Microsoft Support
The key is it needs to be under 3 years old.
Mine did this, but it appeared more as a flickering ghosting at the bottom of the screen which then got progressively worse until affected the entire screen. Unfortunately this was at 3 years and 10 months.
I went out and bought a laptop replacement, however I'm still considering the consumer rights act action as it is clearly a known fault.
Ledaig said:
Have a look here:
Microsoft Support
The key is it needs to be under 3 years old.
Mine did this, but it appeared more as a flickering ghosting at the bottom of the screen which then got progressively worse until affected the entire screen. Unfortunately this was at 3 years and 10 months.
I went out and bought a laptop replacement, however I'm still considering the consumer rights act action as it is clearly a known fault.
Thanks for the link. Though already been down that path and got nowhere as it was out of warranty.Microsoft Support
The key is it needs to be under 3 years old.
Mine did this, but it appeared more as a flickering ghosting at the bottom of the screen which then got progressively worse until affected the entire screen. Unfortunately this was at 3 years and 10 months.
I went out and bought a laptop replacement, however I'm still considering the consumer rights act action as it is clearly a known fault.
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