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"Gaming" Laptop for CAD 2016-01-31 14:21:25 Post No. 511427
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Hi, I've been using Inventor for CAD drawings for about a year, and now I need to move around a lot and be able to use CAD software where ever I go. My current laptop is not nearly strong enough to run Inventor, and I wouldnt know where to start for finding a laptop that can handle this kind of stuff. My budget is about $1,500, and I'm looking for a windows laptop. Any suggestions?
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anyone with good ram and cpu
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possibly an asus g771jw I have the base model and even then it will run inventor smoothly
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ASUS K501UX-WH7
Operating System: Windows 10
Processor: Intel Core i7-6500U 2.5GHz (Turbo up to 3.1GHz)
Memory: 16GB DDR3L on board
Video Graphics: NVIDIA GTX950M 2GB GDDR3
Hard Drive: 256GB SSD
Optical Drive: NO DVDRW
Display: 15.6” UHD (3820 * 2160)
Webcam: VGA Camera
Wireless Option: 802.11AC
Bluetooth: Bluetooth 4.0
Card Reader: SDXC
Keyboard: Chiclet
I just picked this one up myself. Definitely worth the 1k. Also doesn't look like your typical ricetop and has one 2.5 bay for expansion.
There's a model with half the memory and 1080p for like 200 less though.
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>15"
>UHD
what retard designs this bullshit?
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Have to crank the DPI to see anything too.
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>>511457
How do you do that?
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in W10 its under display settings.
There are a number of apps that have no DPI or scaling options though.
End up like pic related
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