Another new member, yay.
Firstly hello to all.
I have a favour to ask and i know some members will directly ask me to look for it on this forum,
but luck have it, dont have a long lunchbreak as per usual.
Looking for a decent spec laptop (I have been looking for a few months)
Here are my requirements:
32gb RAM (can be 16gb)
2gb quadro 2000m – Graphics card (at least)
Intel Core i7-2920xm quad core (nothing lower than i7-28_ _ )
256gb solid state drive (at least)
*Laptop to run a high demand 3D graphical program called Solidworks* - To use on the move.
After doing my homework, i have found a few websites that can offer these specs. Unfortunatly,
the website i was looking at is in United states (shipping VAT charge) and their prices change daily (due to currency rate or whatever their reason) also due to their lack of interest of selling and replies (can show you the emails..) I am now stuck in a deadend knowing where to look.
When browsing Pc specialist, i have found obviously you can upgrade a laptop, this can become costly and i wont be using the laptop for 'extreme gaming' but instead for 'extreme rendering'
Apologies if i come across brash, but would appreciate help for other members (even like minded indiviuals would search on google all day)
Thanks you
(ps - budget of max £2000)
Firstly hello to all.
I have a favour to ask and i know some members will directly ask me to look for it on this forum,
but luck have it, dont have a long lunchbreak as per usual.
Looking for a decent spec laptop (I have been looking for a few months)
Here are my requirements:
32gb RAM (can be 16gb)
2gb quadro 2000m – Graphics card (at least)
Intel Core i7-2920xm quad core (nothing lower than i7-28_ _ )
256gb solid state drive (at least)
*Laptop to run a high demand 3D graphical program called Solidworks* - To use on the move.
After doing my homework, i have found a few websites that can offer these specs. Unfortunatly,
the website i was looking at is in United states (shipping VAT charge) and their prices change daily (due to currency rate or whatever their reason) also due to their lack of interest of selling and replies (can show you the emails..) I am now stuck in a deadend knowing where to look.
When browsing Pc specialist, i have found obviously you can upgrade a laptop, this can become costly and i wont be using the laptop for 'extreme gaming' but instead for 'extreme rendering'
Apologies if i come across brash, but would appreciate help for other members (even like minded indiviuals would search on google all day)
Thanks you
(ps - budget of max £2000)
