Good afternoon, i am interesting in bought a Laptop thinkpad T460s
i5 - 6200
Intel Graphics 520 HD
8 gb ddr4
240 SSD
I want to know if the device can run autocad 2D and a light 3D.
Here is a starting point:
A 16GB of rem or greater would be better.
HTH
It all depends on what you are planning to do with autocad.
For small projects this configuration will do.
If you want to do larger projects I would recommend a dedicated graphics card, the intel graphics is integrated in the processor.
The more you pay, the more you'll get.
Ideal would be:
I7 instead of I5
16gb instead of 8
Geforce or quadro instead of intel graphics
500 instead of 240 SSD
Basic AutoCAD system requirements for an average user:
An i5 or i7 processor running at 3GHZ or higher native clock speed.
8GB Ram
A video card other than a life-sucking Intel HD option with 2GB Ram or more.
If a laptop, 15" screen minimum size: if you want to use it with an external monitor (so you can get a smaller laptop screen), you need to make sure the external monitor can be run at HD display settings (not the low end 1024x768 common on cheap laptops).
A harddrive large enough to hold all of your files: 500GB is good, 1TB is better.
My personal 'upgraded' suggestions for 90% of users out there (you can always add more if you feel you can justify it):
Desktop: i7-7700 clocked up to 4.2Ghz, 16GB RAM (minimum), 512GB SSD (minimum), GTX1080 4GB or Quadro M2000 4GB (minimum)
Laptop: i7-6820HQ, 16GB RAM (minimum), 512GB SSD (minimum), Quadro M2000M 2GB or FirePro W5170M 2GB (minimum)
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