HP 15-DY1023DX Budget Mid-Range 15.6″ Touch-Screen Laptop
Specifications of the HP 15-DY1023DX
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| Brand | HP |
|---|---|
| Laptop type | Standard laptop (non-convertible) |
| Screen size | 15.6-inch (most popular laptop screen size) |
| Screen resolution | 1366x768 pixels HD (entry-level sharpness) |
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| Other display specs | TN display tech (narrower viewing angles than IPS) Glossy reflective coating |
| About displays | Learn about laptop PC displays here. |
| Processor (CPU) | Intel Core i5-1035G1 10th Gen (decent for heavier tasks, besides enabling smooth daily computing) |
| Graphics (GPU) | Intel UHD G1 integrated graphics of 10th Gen Core i3 & i5 G1 (for light gaming) |
| System memory (RAM) size | 12GB (for very comfortable multi-tasking) |
| About RAM | Learn about RAM of laptop PCs here. |
| Data storage | 256GB SSD (decent capacity) Intel Optane memory 16GB (for storage performance optimization) |
| About storage | Learn about laptop PC data storage here. |
| DVD optical drive | None |
| Keyboard, input | Non-backlit keyboard with numeric pad Multi-touch trackpad with integrated buttons Touchscreen |
| Speakers and audio | Stereo speakers Combo microphone and headphones audio jack |
| Camera | Front HD 720p (standard laptop webcam resolution) |
| Wi-Fi wireless | 802.11AC |
| Ethernet network port | No |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| USB ports | 1 x USB-C 2 x USB 3.1 |
| Video ports | 1 x HDMI |
| Media card reader | Yes (SD card reader) |
| Battery | 3-Cell |
| Weight | 4.4 pounds |
| Height | 0.7" |
| Width | 14.1" |
| Depth | 9.5" |
| Casing material | Plastics |
| Casing color | Gray |
| Windows version | Windows 10 Home (standard Windows version) |
| Warranty | 1-year |
| Year of release | 2019 |
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Kathleen –
I am looking to use this computer to start a UI/UX Springboard Bootcamp course. I need to run Adobe XD but I don’t want to pull this computer our of Windows S mode unless I know for sure the computer can handle it. I don’t want it to become unusable, ridiculously slow, especially once I have to run that and security software I don’t need to run in S mode. I’m debating buying another computer dedicated just to graphic design if this one can’t handle it and just use this for other basic tasks like word processing. If it can handle it though, it would save me a ton of money. I appreciate the help.
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Dan –
Hi, I must say I’m not an Adobe XD user, but the Intel Core i5-1035G1 in the 15-DY1023DX is a very capable all-purpose processor. And, Adobe XD doesn’t seem to be a very hardware demanding program by today’s standards, according to their system requirements. So, it doesn’t make sense to invest in a laptop with faster, pricier, and more battery consuming processor, such as the Intel Core i5 / i7 H-series you can find in gaming & high-performance class laptops.
https://helpx.adobe.com/xd/system-requirements.html
My main concern was the relatively weak Intel UHD graphics, but now I see XD doesn’t utilize the graphics processor much to speed up operation. And Intel UHD also meets the system requirements.
12GB RAM is also a very decent size, well above the required 4GB.
And the laptop uses an SSD storage drive, so you don’t have to deal with slow HDD performance.
What bothers me is the TN display of the laptop. I personally recommend avoiding TN (narrow viewing angle) displays for everyday work, let alone for graphics design and such. But, regarding the internals, my opinion is that the 15-DY1023DX is adequate for Adobe XD. If you plan to use this laptop hooked up to a good external monitor, then I can recommend it for your work.
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Kathleen –
That’s a perfect answer to all my questions and very helpful. Thank you!
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