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They are cheaper, but not 2k cheaper, as above just put a placeholder cpu in so you can copy the specs

It’s very easy to cancel, if you aren’t able to do it before it’s despatched, just let PCS know of your intent to cancel and reject the delivery, then you should just incur a small admin fee for the cost to build it (I don’t think this is much), but you’re under full rights to cancel without any...

No idea how helpful this would be, but came across: https://civitai.com/articles/4789/lazy-lora-making-with-onetrainer-and-ai-generation

If you don’t mind AMD, the RX9070 xt is better value that Intel equivalents and should be covered by the PSU for the games you mention Thats if you want something you can carry across to a new system once you get one If you are just looking for a second hand one at £100, you’re quite...

Remember that PC won’t support windows 11 at a hardware level and windows 10 is out of support in October this year. There is an option to pay for extended support at around £30 per year for as long as they’ll keep that going Just mentioning as you may find it’s time just to replace it

Ah, sorry, I misinterpreted what @Ethkir meant, this makes more sense. Apologies for that

PCS only sell full systems which come fully built, you can’t buy individual components. The CPU (9800x3d) is on back order until end of April but worth hanging on for. You can’t order a system without a cpu

Perhaps Nextcore is a French reseller that stocks it, completely forgot about the specs details!

That would be really helpful if you could

I did find the make, it's a Nextcore model, I can find one listing on a Clevo reseller although with a different processor https://clevocenter.com/nextcore-n16lm0-i7-1355u-ub.html But it's not a widely sold model by the looks of things, so can't find any related troubleshooting efforts, or any...

Doesn't state the manufacturer anywhere? Weird. Probably best to give PCS a call then

It’s on a label on the underside of the laptop

It could be a number of things, that’s why requested the software output as from there we should be able to work out where the issue may lie

If it's a Windows 10 pc that doesn't have fTPM compatibility you'd need to reinstall windows 10 Windows 11 requires TPM at a hardware / firmware level to install and run. This is both required on the CPU and the motherboard, ie if the motherboard supports it but the CPU doesn't, it still won't...

Lols.... it's not clear what the issue is as you haven't stated. Are you having issues sourcing images, or the images you have aren't training the model as you're hoping? Would help if you gave more detail about what it is you're trying to achieve

In future, get advice if you're unsure of hardware, this could have all been prevented and gotten you far better performance at the budget in the first place.

If you give PCS a call and have proof of purchase, they can register it which also in turn activates your warranty. That will then give you access to an online account, in there it will list your full individual specs.

No CPU has an NPU, a cpu is just that alone. An SOC includes a CPU, GPU and NPU all in one package. Copilot+ systems I believe needs a minimum of 40 TOPS of AI compute, but copilot+ is a pure marketing gimmick, don’t bother getting one If you don’t have an NPU as the Ryzen AI SOC has built in...

Unfortunately 100% correct. They’re only doing this because the demand has been proven to exist

And if you’re thinking that amount of VRAM justifies the price hike, VRAM really isn’t very expensive at roughly $18 per 8Gb chip