Despite their best efforts to snatch the win, Ferrari completely blew it. First, those geniuses hold Leclerc back while Sainz just crawls along, then they leave Leclerc stuck on old tires—only to come up with the "brilliant" plan of having Sainz hold everyone up so Leclerc can pull away on dead rubber (which, unsurprisingly, didn't work at all).
Honestly, Sainz is a pretty mediocre driver. He’d fit right in at Williams.
Unknown's trolling at the end cost the team and Esteban Ocon two points. There was zero room for Ocon to make up for what was easily the most nonsensical penalty in history. Once Fernando Alonso started pushing, Lewis Hamilton just checked out.
Lewis Hamilton is back at it with those "brilliant" tactical masterstrokes. First he’s basically ready to throw in the towel, and now he’s suddenly craving a pit stop to try and snatch the win at the finish line.
Fernando Alonso is just messing with Lewis Hamilton at this point. He’s driving three seconds slower than everyone else, and honestly, all he can do is kiss him on the ass.
So they think Lewis Hamilton knocking his main title rival out of the race is worth a mere 10-second penalty? That won't even change the final results at this point. Even if he doesn't take the win, isn't it still worth it just to clear the competition out of the way?
Even if he gets slapped with a 5-second penalty, his only real competition is out of the running. That little rat Bottas will just cruise to the finish, and honestly, he’ll probably find it worth the trouble.
I’m taking back what I said earlier. I just realized that N4000 is some dual-core garbage; I thought it was a version of the Intel Core i3 which actually has four cores. Honestly, that’s probably not going to be enough for a smooth experience. You’re going to feel the lack of power even when you're doing the simplest tasks.
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=X540MA-DM141%2C Try to stretch your budget to this one. For that price, the processor is great, and you get a larger SSD too.
Forget about quality at that price point. Just make sure it has at least an N5000 processor so you aren't stuck staring at a loading screen all day. An SSD? Yeah, good luck with that. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=n5000+15.6
If I were you, I’d skip the cheap junk and look for a used business laptop—maybe a MacBook Pro or something similar.