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Specs seem ok, although I personally wouldn't use a laptop for rendering. They get too hot and die before long. Depends on what you are using it for though; 24/7 straight number crunching torture or a quick few pictures for college?
Darawork AutoDesk User Windows 10/11, 3DS Max 2022/24, Revit 2022, AutoCad 2024, Dell Precision 5810/20, ASUS DIY, nVidia Quadro P5000/RTX 5000/GTX760
Depends on which renderer you intend to use. Scanline/Mental Ray/Vray do not use the graphics card for rendering. Iray/Quicksilver/VrayRT do. The GTX is a consumer card. While it will (probably) work it is not made to withstand 100% usage for hour after hour of rendering. For that kind of work you really need a workstation quality card (Quadro). For normal Vray the Toshiba looks a better machine, but watch out for overheating problems with long renders (most laptops seem to suffer from it).
As long as your cooling is good (non laptop) GTX or radeon cards will render just fine. With that said, they are not desinged to render 24/7 and may die, but that's what warranty is for. Most GPUs come with at least 3year warranty- and that gives you plenty of time before the cards get obsolete and you want to get the new ones anyway.
