How will fusion 360 run with Uhd graphics

[fprico]

Hi,

I am planning to buy a levono ideapad 330s it comes with Uhd 620 graphics. How would it run Fusion 360 in it. I saw a video that it runs very laggy. but the test its with and old hd graphics. here is the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rBcCJzsKz4&t=599s

thanks.

[lichtzeichenanlage]

I wouldn't say this is a good idea. Beside the missing gfx card, your machine of choice comes with a variate of CPUs. Down to a Pentium processor. 

Check the minimum hardware requirements. 

[fprico]

Hi, the laptop I am looking for is an i7  8 gen. 8550u

[lichtzeichenanlage]

But it still doesn't match the minimum hardware requirements. Have you checked the link? It looks like Fusion 360 requires a gfx card with dedicated memory. Fusion 360 pushes a lot of work to one core, some work it distributes to all cores but it still has to visualize the data. 

[fprico]

I am looking at an hp model with 12gb of ram  i7 8550u 8 generation 4c 8t up to 4ghz and an mx150 geforce 4gb. how would fusion run on it. Will it run decently.

[TrippyLighting]

You should not have any problem running Fusion 360 on that machine.

[lichtzeichenanlage]

That really depends on what you want to do. I'm a hobbyist. I'm 3d printing more or less everything I'm designing. RC, tools, smart helpers ... things like that. I'm fine with my old Lenovo T520 from 2011.

If I compare the CPUs the 8550u is a bit faster but I'm not sure how this comes into play with Fusion. Your base clock speed is a bit slower, the turbo speed is a bit faster. Now it depends how Fusion 360 works with this.

If I compare the gfx cards your card is again slightly faster. Edit: This time the difference is bigger.