Desktop computers consume less power than notebooks.
But desktop computers are more troublesome to move.
Question 2: Can I use desktop computers in university dormitories? It shouldn't. Now the voltage in the university is basically stable. Relatively speaking, the power of desktop is not high.
Question 3: Can I use a desktop in the university dormitory? Yes, the desktop power is not high, but it certainly consumes more power than the laptop. Pay more electricity.
Question 4: Can I use a desktop computer in the dormitory? First, it mainly depends on the layout of your dormitory. A quadruple room usually has a bed on it. Below is the desk. You can put it on the table. If it's between eight and seven people. You can also put it on the desk, but the place where you put the computer is a bit crowded.
Desktop is more suitable to be brought into the dormitory than notebook. First, in universities, computers are basically kept in dormitories, so there is no need to move them. Many roommates' notebooks haven't been touched except for taking them home on holiday all year round.
Second, the desktop screen is large, and the performance at the same price will be much better, which is suitable for playing games and the like;
Third, the desktop is unlikely to be stolen. A dormitory has both a notebook and a desktop. If there are thieves, people will definitely not steal desktops.
Question 5: Are there many desktops in university dormitories now? 10 is over, but more and more people use notebooks. Because college students will consider the portability of computers after graduation, it is very troublesome to move desktops, so most of them use notebooks.
Question 6: Is there anyone using a desktop in the dormitory? In fact, in university dormitories, desktops are safer than notebooks. There are laptops stolen from our school, and I haven't heard that anyone wants a desktop.
Question 7: Is it better to install a desktop computer or a laptop computer in a university dormitory? Are you a student or a university? For students, notebooks are generally better. You can choose a notebook with a slightly larger screen, which is suitable for engineering drawing design or games. It is convenient to use a notebook at school or at home. There is no doubt about this, and it is not suitable for desktop computers in such a small space in the dormitory. The dormitory is dusty and crowded, so it is inevitable to bump into each other. Although we study engineering design, at most, we still use notebooks to look up materials, read courseware, send emails and organize documents. Many times it is not suitable to use a computer in the dormitory, so the notebook is much more convenient. The notebook can be moved, you can make full use of the school's wifi hotspot and find a place with the best signal to surf the Internet for free. Also, it is convenient to use notebooks in the library. If you take some courses related to computer, electronic design and art design, the teacher will sometimes ask you to bring your computer to class. I brought it last time. There is another very important reason. The students on the desktop are the most painful during the winter and summer vacations. It is inconvenient and unsafe, and there is no chance at home.
However, for some special cases, the desktop is better: 1: Children who especially like games-those who play games for more than 4 hours every day on average (referring to working days) still use the desktop, which is convenient to start, good in game effect and large in screen. 2. Use the computer as a TV and the desktop. One of my classmates bought a desktop and only did two things-watching NBA and Champions League. 3. Computer hardware enthusiasts-like tossing computers, DIY, disassembling and upgrading. Notebooks can't stand the toss.
In short: not the above three typical examples, other suggestions are to use notebooks. If you are not afraid of weight, I recommend 15 inch or 15.6 inch. It really looks much better at school than 14 inch.
Personal experience-for reference only.
Question 8: Is the desktop computer suitable to be brought into the university dormitory? I think the desktop is more suitable to be brought into the dormitory than the notebook.
First, computers in universities are basically kept in dormitories, so there is no need to move them. Many of my roommate's notebooks haven't been touched except for taking them home on holiday all year round. Second, the desktop screen is large, and the performance at the same price will be much better, which is suitable for playing games and the like; Third, the desktop is not easy to be stolen. You think a dormitory has both a notebook and a desk gong. If there are thieves, people will definitely not steal the desktop.
Question 9: Can I put a desktop computer in the university dormitory? of course can
Question 10: Are there many desktops in university dormitories now? Ask many boys.