Quote from: yatra on January 29, 2020, 21:33:24
Have you considered doing a rating based on price?
Price/Quality ratio?
it would help us find a proper laptop based on budget rather than rating because I do hope a 3500€ laptop reaches 90%. But when I see another laptop half the price at 89%, I think there is one rating missing between both...

Reasonably giving ratings to overpriced apple products? 

-enter blackpanthermeme-
We don't do that here.

3.5k priced ultrabooks with entry level GPU that cant even utilize its hardware because of thermal limitations gets %90. Admittedly great build quality and screen, but also incredibly limiting OS.

With this logic RBlade should get %140 rating?

Quote from: yatra on January 29, 2020, 21:33:24
Have you considered doing a rating based on price?
Price/Quality ratio?
it would help us find a proper laptop based on budget rather than rating because I do hope a 3500€ laptop reaches 90%. But when I see another laptop half the price at 89%, I think there is one rating missing between both...

can be very misleading too. and i bet 200usd devices will win by a lot :)
a price/performance graph, on the other hand, might be pretty useful. alll laptops of one big picture. with the link to review from every dot with the name.

Have you considered doing a rating based on price?
Price/Quality ratio?
it would help us find a proper laptop based on budget rather than rating because I do hope a 3500€ laptop reaches 90%. But when I see another laptop half the price at 89%, I think there is one rating missing between both...

to make things clear
500gb ssd->1000gb ssd and vega 16->vega 20
will cost you 700 euro?