....for someone who only works with text (mega-long documents, many tabs open simultaneously on the browser, spreadsheets, managing and creating websites, etc etc). Zero gaming. Zero video editing. Photo editing? Maybe a little bit - just to give some vibrance to my travel photos Maybe I'll get back to do some basic programming again, nothing crazy.
In those cases, will I see a difference (especially in the heavy, day-to-day text/browser use) between the 3200g to the i9 9900 ? Is it 0%? 5%? 25%? If it makes me even 1% more productive then it's worth the price for me, I'm just not sure if it will affect anything at all.
Reason I'm asking. The 3200g will cost me about $100. The i9 9900 I can get for $265 (massive discount) through my uncle who works for Intel.
But will that power really help in any way?
Thanks
In those cases, will I see a difference (especially in the heavy, day-to-day text/browser use) between the 3200g to the i9 9900 ? Is it 0%? 5%? 25%? If it makes me even 1% more productive then it's worth the price for me, I'm just not sure if it will affect anything at all.
Reason I'm asking. The 3200g will cost me about $100. The i9 9900 I can get for $265 (massive discount) through my uncle who works for Intel.
But will that power really help in any way?
Thanks