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What laptop gooding for engineering student?
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k!nex
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Feb 12 2022, 10:11 PM
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QUOTE(c64 @ Feb 12 2022, 09:51 PM) That is gaming laptop. And weight 10 bricks. Actually engineering software like Solidworks , Autocad , Ansys if you do 3d modelling , is preferably to have discrete GPU. They support GPU hardware acceleration. Of coz, discrete GPU is in gaming laptops. If u only need to do 2D , then integrated graphics is good enough. But 8GB of RAM is not enough. Latest Solidworks you need minimum 16GB RAM to be usable.
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k!nex
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Feb 12 2022, 10:36 PM
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QUOTE(TrialGone @ Feb 12 2022, 10:28 PM) Unless you intend to buy the software (perhaps through some student incentive), usually the uni would already have the computer facilities for students use so having 3D intensive laptop is kinda pointless.......unless ahem. Or maybe Im just old, is it nowadays every engineering students given free software for their studies? From what I know , Autocad is free for education, renewable every 3 years. Matlab is priced at campus license . So the student has to register at mathworks with their student email address with their institution domain to get free license. Nowadays bcoz of covid , classes are online now. Ppl dont go campus. You kinda need your own machine to work on.
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k!nex
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Feb 12 2022, 11:04 PM
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QUOTE(Fenix98 @ Feb 12 2022, 10:44 PM) Light laptops ain't good... Autocad looks at the dell precision Quadro series Mine still running... 7 years old nao... That is not for student level la. Anyways , Quadro is the same silicon as GeForce , just with drivers that are certified by the industry CAD software makers. Maybe more VRAM , and thts it. Autocad works perfectly fine with GeForce or Radeon , the requirement is only DirectX support. Many years ago , ppl need Quadro because CAD software demand OpenGL drivers which GeForce suck at. Now no more.
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