What is as good as my computer, but cheaper?
Compare computers against yours. See the price or memory-speed gain and what you give up.
Or start from one of the computers with the most memory:
At least 20% cheaper to buy. A computer with less memory than yours is left out — the models that fit yours must still fit.
Your alternatives
How the answer is chosen
It is arithmetic, not an AI: the same computer and wish always give the same answer. A candidate has to be clearly better at what you asked for — at least 20% cheaper, or with memory at least 20% faster (a measured speed counts before the maker's claim). Memory is what it must keep: a computer with less memory than yours is not offered at all, and neither is one whose memory we do not know, because the models that fit yours might not fit it. Within a verdict a clearly bigger gain goes first (a fresh number counts in full, an old one for less). A computer without a confirmed price is never called cheaper.
Up to five computers with at least your memory, best verdict first. Within a verdict a clearly bigger saving leads.
The full method