Best laptop to buy for Revit and Autocad use (UK)

[Akunkinga]

Hi
Has anyone got any experience of this dell laptop......or recommend a laptop for using revit and autocad

After having problems with two HP laptops this year
HP OMEN 15
and HP OMEN 16, both gaming laptops, the problems i encountered were
overheating
losing display ie screeen going fuzzy
would not update the windoes updates
HPTech could not resolve via remote access
So i got a refund
now looking at

DELL G16 gaming laptop specs below...........

Components
Processor 13th Generation Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-13650HX (24 MB cache, 14 core, up to 4.90 GHz)
338-CJKP SR 1
Video Card NVIDIA(R) GeForce RTX(TM) 4060, 8GB GDDR6 490-BJGK SR 1
Memory 32GB, 2x16GB, DDR5, 4800MHz 370-AGXC SR 1
Hard Drive 1TB, M.2, PCIe NVMe, SSD 400-BPGJ SR 1
LCD 16" QHD+ (2560 x 1600) 165Hz, 3ms, sRGB-100%, ComfortViewPlus, NVIDIA G-SYNC+DDS Display
391-BHND SR 1
Keyboard RGB keyboard for US International(1 ZONE backlit) 583-BKFJ SR 1
Color Choice Metallic Nightshade with Black thermal shelf 320-BFJP SR 1
Primary Battery 6-Cell Battery, 86WHr (Integrated) 451-BCPR SR 1
Cable Power Cord - UK 470-AATE SR 1
Wireless Intel(R) Wi-Fi 6 AX201, 2x2, 802.11ax, Bluetooth(R) wireless card 555-BFTF SR 1
Driver Intel AX201/211 Driver 612-BBHQ 1
Power Supply 330W AC Adapter 450-BBJF SR

[HVAC-Novice]

I generally would never recommend mobile devices for Revit, they just can't keep up. So only get a laptop if that is the only option. 

I don't know laptops well and you may want to check out a PC specific forum. You may want to look for gaming laptops that have a good cooling system (You can find out in such gaming PC forum). For mobile devices 99% of the time it doesn't matter clock speed the hardware says it has. They don't have sufficient cooling and will thermal-throttle. So your 4.9 GHz CPU will only run at 4.9GHz for a second or two, then throttle to 3 GHz or so. Same for GPU. 

What you show above looks good.... but do some research (most users will be gamers, so they are a good resource since they will tell if that thing stutters all the time!!!) if it actually can work under sustained load (I mean cooling). If it has reasonable cooling, it is fine. if not cooled well, it is wasted money to get fast hardware. 

[Akunkinga]

Thanks for the good advice.
I do need mobile laptop as I work freelance at home and sometimes while away from home.

Regards
Janette Allan