Dell M65.
If you're feeling rich and can stand the bulk, Dell M90.
If you're rich and want something more manageable, then perhaps get the Macbook Pro, and run XP on it.
[wta] laptop for 3d work?, what lappy should i get?
[wta] laptop for 3d work?, what lappy should i get?
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Dec 25 2006, 10:52 PM
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Dell M65.
If you're feeling rich and can stand the bulk, Dell M90. If you're rich and want something more manageable, then perhaps get the Macbook Pro, and run XP on it. |
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Dec 26 2006, 12:17 AM
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Heh.
I didn't know that the Macbook Pro came pre-installed with programs that did 3d, events, stages and trusses.. |
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Dec 26 2006, 12:32 AM
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Go download the pricelist from Cycom at the LowYat main page as a guide la.
Also, go to Dell's site and go configure what you need. You have also not mention what programs you need to run on them, which really is the determining factor in what specs you need. |
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Dec 26 2006, 12:39 AM
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You would benefit from a 7,200rpm drive.
And for Lightwave, you don't need a workstation class gfx card - which will lower the price quite a bit. It would also be better for you to stick with Nvidia. Just make sure you get the highest speed C2d you can afford and RAM. Other than that, whether you choose the Macbook Pro or Dell, or anything else really depends on aesthetics and price. |
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