Solved! Go to Solution.
Solved by -FDC-. Go to Solution.
Solved by -FDC-. Go to Solution.
I would go for an ordinary 512gb SSD instead of 256gb M2 but it depends on how much other programs you want to install (and your budget ofcourse).
8Gb will do but I would opt for 16.
Pocessor is fine.
A touch screen and a stylus is good if you want to sketch things but that is something for adobe etc... (like the Wacom)
Interior design in 2D or 3D ?
So I am too late for advise!
Anyway good choice !
But I am here to give critics, opinions, or alternatives so...
32 GB is (IMHO) overkill for autocad.
But it all depends on what you are doing with it.
How big are your files etc...
It's a different story when you are using point clouds.
If you have some more money to spend I would go for a 1tb SSD instead of the 1 tb HD.
But the only benefit here is a faster opening of the files.
Is the 512 an SSD or M2 (M2 makes a lot of difference but is also more expensive).
You mentioned a good graphics card but what graphics card is it?
A Desktop is more bang for the bucks and the better choice if you don't have to be mobile.
If you do have to be mobile than a second hend precision can do the job.
For example:
Damned !
Overkill for Autocad but a perfect workstation for Revit!
Nice, really nice!
If you want this specs in your laptop I think you'd have to sell one of your kidneys.
Your dual drive is the better choice.
Opening a file from the 1tb HD will take a little longer but once opened it is on your fast M2 ssd temp location.
I think your screen is large enough.
Can't find what you're looking for? Ask the community or share your knowledge.