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Need laptop for AutoCAD 18 2017-09-01 11:29:25 Post No. 62206885
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Anons, give me recommendations for laptops to buy for an AutoCAD course I have this semester. Since it's my last semester I have a shitload of payments to do, so my budget is arround $280-$350.
I need something that meets the minimun requirements: https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/learn-explore/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/System-requirements-for-AutoCAD-2018.html
Hard mode: I need it before the 8th of this month, I live in Texas so tell me where I can get one near me pls.
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buy a desktop, a toaster will suffice. WHy would you do autocad on a fucking laptop?
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>>62206885
>>62207109
also autocad is completely free for students. if your school is making you pay for it then you are getting (((fucked))).
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Any fucking laptop. They're all fine
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>>62207109
I need it for the pressential tests we have each week, I have a gaming PC and CAD runs butterfuckingsmooth in it, but le teacher need to see us doing the drawings.
>>62207129
I have the student version, 3 years of license.
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>>62207219
the license is unlimited. after 3 years all you have to do is download the newest version. they don't tell you that shit.
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>>62207219
Forgot to put my name on the reply, also what the fuck is going on with this captcha?
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any 4 core laptop with at least 8GB's of ram should run it fine. I use a Dell with a 6200U and 16GB of ram and it's totally fine.
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You should get a high end gaming laptop.
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>>62207237
Thanks for letting me know, here's a birb for you
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>>62206885
Not sure how easily it'll be to get in your area, but look around for some used enterprise-grade Latitude laptops. I got an E6440 from a friend who's architecture firm was swapping out hardware, it's been able to handle anything and everything I've thrown at it, CAD and SolidWorks included.
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>>62207294
I already have a Gaming PC, I would rather use that extra cash for it.
Also $280-$350 budget
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>>62207349
>I already have what I need
Sorry, why did you make this thread?
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>>62207366
Read this:
>>62207219
You mongoloid
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>>62207341
I'll start checking if it's available in my area, thank you for the suggestion
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>>62207376
Put that shit in the OP retard.
>need to see us doing the drawings
Alright, so you don't actually need something powerful?
Chromebooks are probably the cheapest, but almost any laptop without a GPU will do.
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>>62207394
Unironically check the thinkpad general too, there's another 3 or 4 models that are highly recommended in the OP
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>>62207406
I know I fucked up by not mentioning it before, I didn't had enough sleep last night, so sorry I guess
I will check them, the cheapest the best
>>62207421
Thanks, will do
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