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hi i m going to purchase Lenovo All-In-One C225 57-308220 18.5" it has AMD Brazo E1200 Processor processor , its price is approx 600$ , i want to know is it best choice in dis price range or can u suggest me d configuratin better dan dis.?

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A short, practical summary for (and good point from that it depends on purpose):

The chip you named is a Brazos-era AMD E‑series APU (Bobcat/Zacate family) — a low‑power design made for small notebooks and AIOs. It prioritizes energy efficiency and modest integrated graphics over raw CPU speed, so it’s fine for web, email, video playback and simple office work but not for heavy multitasking, large photo/video edits or serious gaming. (notebookcheck.net)

What the numbers mean in practice: the E1‑1200 is a dual‑core 1.4 GHz part with Radeon HD integrated graphics and an ~18 W TDP (40 nm process). That gives noticeably better GPU ability than the Atom-era chips and a snappier feel for light tasks, but it trails mainstream Core i3/i5-class CPUs on CPU‑bound workloads. Use these facts to set expectations rather than judge the whole machine on brand alone. (techpowerup.com)

Buying checklist and practical advice: if your use is basic, make sure the C225 you’re offered has at least 4 GB (8 GB preferable) and — ideally — an SSD or the option to add one. All‑in‑ones are often limited to laptop‑class parts and have constrained upgrade paths, so check the hardware maintenance/user manual for upgradability (RAM/HDD access) before you buy. If you plan heavier work, look instead for a machine with a Core i3/i5 or a higher‑end AMD A‑series APU. (manualslib.com)

Quick checks to do right away: in Windows run msinfo32 or install CPU‑Z to confirm the exact APU, installed RAM and disk type; ask the seller whether RAM is user‑upgradeable and whether the drive is an SSD. If the seller can’t confirm those basics, factor in the cost of upgrades when comparing to alternatives. (notebookcheck.net)

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Lenovos are good and reliable. Whether is is best for your purposes depends entirely upon what those are, and you weren't too clear on that...

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thanks rubberman. Actully i want to know that the processor used in that belongs to which generation , i dnt know more about Amds ,is it better than that of intel processors .suppose u want to take new pc then what combination u would prefer?

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