Architecture Laptops - BEST 5 OPTIONS ( What you NEED TO KNOW) - 2022

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​@Shivansh Agrawal Hello, Very good question. I personally say the Studio x360 is a better option than the other two because it's meant for Architects mainly. If you go for the higher-end options, they have Quadro GPUs which are built mainly for architecture programs. It is also a Mobile workstation 2-in-1 Option, which makes it better for serious work, and for heavier tasks. It's built to be sold to companies, and last a very long time without having issues so companies don't always come back for repairs. And workstation laptops almost always last longer than the normal laptops, and are usually built with more upgradability, and higher quality. The ZBook x2, and the Precision 5530 are definitely good laptops, however as an architect using heavy demanding tasks, you will definitely benefit from having fully supported Graphics cards like the Quadros. The Zbook x2 is very thin, and won't have upgradability, and the you will pay more to get the same specs you would on the Studio x360 The precision 5530 is another very thin option, it is very good if you want extra portability, however it will be at the expense of having a Quadro GPU. And thin laptops usually don't stay cool as good as the beefier ones which have bigger fans and better cooling. The precision 5530 Uses WX Vega MGL which is pretty good, however if you look on autocad's certified graphics cards, it is not one of them. So if you ever have any problems with AutoCAD and you contact them for support, as soon as they see your graphics card is incompatible with their list of verified graphics cards they will stop helping you and blame the graphics card. I know having a thinner laptop will look much better aesthetically, and will be much easier to carry around. But there is a reason they sell the beefier ones to most companies. They are Military-grade tested and will last you a lifetime. And you will usually have very good support and won't have to worry about any overheating issues. Thin laptops are usually hard to upgrade, due to the lack of space left in the laptop. I hope I was of any assistance. The laptops you mentioned are definitely amazing laptops, But the studio is built better for an Architect. When rendering or handling big projects you want something that doesn't overheat, and that won't down throttle your cpu due to lack of a powerful battery, or overheating. I tried answering your question as best as possible. I am more than happy to help if you need anything else :) Good luck, and have a nice day

[@sunnyyasin6775]

Hi, which is the best laptop to use for maya. I want to have a laptop for3 years at university that will do me good

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@@sunnyyasin6775 Hello there Sunny Yasin! If you could provide me with as much detail as possible that would really help me find you the best option! What country are you from? That way i can find you the correct links and products. What is your budget range? Do you intend on working on big projects? and being really active with maya? Or just for smaller projects that you would do in university? Like do you intend on using it as a hobby? or just as a learning tool? Specs will vary heavily between if you just wanna do small projects, and if you want it to handle bigger projects! So yea. Where? Budget? What size projects? Awaiting your response! Have a nice day!

[@sunnyyasin6775]

Hi I am from UK, Britain I need the laptop for maya autodesk. I need to build a 3d model for my assignment. The course will be for 3years and I will need to use maya for 3 years.

[@jirenchen5488]

I just love someone who is so straightforward

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[@THExRISExOFxZOMBIES]

I Didn’t even know workstation laptop even existed thanks for information! Well explained, and simple.

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[@sehamalmahmoud3922]

Thanks for explaining about the difference between cards ! I now know exactly what i wanna get 👌🏻

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Perfect, you are most welcome.

[@neko7806]

Your explanations are great help really. So underrated!!!

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Glad you think so! Really appreciate your support ;) Have a nice day!

[@reccabianca9714]

thank you Luigi. i was about to order HP Envy X360 i7 16gb ram 512 ssd 4gb mx150. so glad i ran into this video. i'll find another one.

[@reccabianca9714]

or is this good enough? i use staad cad and sketchup im a civil engineer

[@rahirathod7181]

omg same

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[@AnagogicOrt]

Hey, I know it's a bit late but I just found your video. Great video! Just had a question: What do you think about the ConceptD series for an architect student? In particular the ConceptD 3 and 5 with a Quadro GPU.

[@prince21official88]

Hi Mate, thanks a lot for this very informative video. I need recommendations cheaper but better stuff for Architecture and video editing. If your going to recommend among this top 5. Which one do you recommend most? Because some says that HP common problems is that it over heats. I appreciate your kind feedback in this matter mate🙏😇🙏

[@minaforchaeng6946]

Hello, i am choosing a laptop for my sister as a gift. She's taking civil engineering and i want to ask your opinion about Lenovo Legion 5. Ryzen 5-4600H (6-cores, 12 Threads) NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 4GB GDDR6 8GB SO-DIMM DDR4-3200 512GB SSD M.2 2280 PCIe NVMe

[@shannencaballero]

Hello, i'm confused on what should I get. Should I go with the ASUS TUF or Lenovo Y540? Thank you

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Hello Shannen Cabellero! I'd Highly recommend that you get a laptop that supports the newest AMD Ryzen 7 4800H or the Intel I7-1075. Cpus are pretty important when it comes to an architecture laptop, and will definitely give you a boost in rendering speed, and panning through 3D models. Although these gaming laptops won't have a quadro GPU, but at this budget I would recommend them. So yeah. Try get the Latest Asus TUF with a Ryzen 7 4800H The AMD Ryzen 7 4800H Is faster than both the I7-9750 and the I7-1075. If you have any other questions don't hesitate. Here is my recommendation. ASUS TUF A15 Gaming and Entertainment Laptop (AMD Ryzen 7 4800H 8-Core, 16GB RAM, 512GB PCIe SSD, NVIDIA GTX 1660 Ti, 15.6" Full HD (1920x1080), WiFi, Bluetooth, Webcam, Win 10 Pro) with USB Hu amzn.to/3dS7MqB amzn.to/2zrObP0 Or you could also go with the ROG Zephyrus amzn.to/2Yvtf2a If you can bump your price up and get this one. Its hella worth it MSI GL65 Leopard 10SFK-062 15.6" FHD 144Hz 3ms Thin Bezel Gaming Laptop Intel Core i7-10750H RTX2070 16GB 512GB NVMe SSD Win 10 amzn.to/2Uyivyu Although it uses the I7-1075 But the GPU is much faster than the GTX 1660 It uses the RTX 2070 which is known to be Way way faster than the GTX 1660, and if i were you, I'd go for this one. But if your budget doesn't allow the Asus Tuf and Zephyrus are both great options. Good luck! If you have any other questions don't hesitate to ask. Have a nice day!

[@shannencaballero]

! I'll go with ROG Zephyrus. Thank you so much! That's lot of help

[@lashachika]

Hello there :) So I am willing to buy between these two workstations HP ZBook 15v G5 i7 8850H 2.6GHz 512GB SSD 16GB 15.6" FHD (1920X1080) P600 ZBOOK 15 G6 i5-9400H 2.50GHZ 16GB 256GB SSD 15.6" T1000 Which one do you think is better and If it is suitable for architecture student :) Isnt P600 weak? Thanks as always and keep up the good work! :)

[@snmoment8508]

Is the Asus ZenBook pro duo 15 a good pc for architecture ?

[@jimaustin499]

Hey what do you think about Aorus 15 x9? It is I-7 8750 with RTX 2070. It has 16GB RAM and 512 GB SSD + 2 TB HDD. And which one do you prefer alienware m15 or this given that both have almost same specs? thanks!

[@roslanlibzo4707]

I guess I'll get a workstation laptop instead of a gaming one, I want something that will handle very big projects. I also do some video editing and I guess the extra cores should help

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Yes, Workstation laptops are amazing for video editing and for AutoCAD, 3dsMax, Revit, Maya, And everything else. Most importantly they will last you a long time as an architect ☺ And if you like games, workstation laptops can still play games.

[@francesgloria4283]

Hi! Great video :) I was planning to get the Microsoft Surface Book 3 after it’s released in 2 weeks time here in the UK and wanted to see your opinion on that. I’m an Interior Architecture student about to go into my second year of uni in September where we’ll need laptops for Autodesk, SketchUp, Rhino, Revit, etc. This will become my main workstation and will replace my MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Mid-2014) which I have been using since my early years of high school and is in definite need of an upgrade. I was at first planning to upgrade to one of the newer versions of the MacBook Pro but decided against it as I’ve heard it will be more difficult to run with the softwares we’ll need. With the MSB3, I was planning to get Intel Core i7 32GB with either 512GB or 1TB, I haven’t decided yet. I’m also having a tough time choosing between the 13.5 inch or the 15 inch version. I would stick to the 13.5 inch for better transportation and putting it in my backpack when I’m on the go as it’s more student friendly, but then 15 inch is better for user experience as a larger space is better for the renders we’ll have to do. I’m planning to use this laptop for many years til I think it’s ever need for a replacement upgrade. Hope to hear your opinion. Thanks.

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Hello there Frances Gloria! Im very sorry for the extremely late reply, I always reply to comments as soon as i get them, But for some reason your comment passed by without getting a reply. I guess I either didn't get notified or somehow missed it. Sorry Again. Given that it's 2 weeks later, Do you still need any help? Il try my best to help you out. Awaiting your response. Have a nice day!

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Luigi's Product Reviews Hello! After more research, I decided that I might go for the Dell XPS 15 9500 instead with 32GB RAM 1TB SSD. I loved the look and versatility of the surface book but the price didn’t seem justifiable compared to other more powerful laptops with a lower price. I was thinking of the ASUS Zenbook Pro Duo too at one point but the bulkiness and short battery life of it put me off. The XPS seemed like a good in between of the MSB3 and the Zenbook to suit my needs. As I said this will be my main workstation to use for uni and everyday use. I’ll also use it for photo and video editing, and some very light gaming with League of Legends and The Sims 4. Hope to hear your opinion! Thank you very much.

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@@francesgloria4283 Hello Frances Gloria! Ahhh. You see you need to make sure you get a Dedicated GPU Too. If the XPS Laptop you are looking at doesn't have a dedicated Gpu I would highly recommend you go for an Asus Zenbook Pro with a Quadro graphics card. But if it were me? Id go for the Asus Pro ART Laptop. Very modern, sleek looking laptop, And has the newest RTX Quadro Graphics cards, and it's performance is hard to beat for architects. But just make sure you don't only look at the RAM + CPU and forget the GPU. A Dedicated Gpu is important. And at your budget, I would highly recommend a good Quadro Graphics card, and even an RTX Quadro graphics card if you can, which you can find in the MSI Creator laptop, or in the Asus Pro ART It will be Godlike too for Video editing/ photo editing/ and Any games. It is a misconception that Quadros don't work with games. They work great. So you could still easily play your favorite games. But it will be better suited for creative work. and will be much more stable. Thus you won't lose any valuable progress in projects. If you still have any questions don't hesitate to ask me. But it's preferred that you seperate the questions, Then I can answer each one seperately, rather than trying to bunch all the answers together xD Another Great option is the Newest XPS 15 9500 that Features an I7-10875H Which is Extremely powerful and comes close to the performance of an I9. The only downside with that would be a GTX 1650, But that is still not 2 shabby, and you would get a beast of a CPU. But personally I would still prefer to get a Laptop with a Quadro RTX Graphics card. Like the ASUS Pro Art or the MSI Creator. Here are links to great options worth considering. MSI WS65 9Tk-688 15.6" Thin and Light Mobile Workstation, Intel Core i7-9750H, NVIDIA Quadro RTX 3000, 32GB, 512G NVMe SSD, Win10 Pro amzn.to/3dYQkRa Lenovo ThinkPad P73 20QR000NUS 17.3" Mobile Workstation - 1920 x 1080 - Core i7 i7-9850H - 16 GB RAM - 512 GB SSD - Glossy Black - Windows 10 Pro 64-bit - NVIDIA Quadro RTX 3000 with 6 GB - in-pl amzn.to/2B1EHKu ( THIS one has a GREAT price. But it is a little bulky ) However it has a Great cpu and an RTX Quadro 3000 Then u got this Beast with an I9-9800H MSI WS65 9TK-687 15.6" FHD Thin and Light Mobile Workstation Intel Core i9-9880H Quadro RTX 3000 32GB 1T Nvme SSD Win10 Pro TPM2.0 TB3 Fingerprint amzn.to/30zDGV2 And finally My preferred option which would be the Asus Pro Art amzn.to/2BYH3ul CUK ASUS ProArt StudioBook Pro 17 Business Notebook (Intel Core i7-9750H, NVIDIA Quadro RTX 3000 6GB, 64GB RAM, 2TB NVMe SSD, 17" WUXGA, Windows 10 Professional) Mobile Workstation Laptop Computer Please Note I don't know your exact budget range, But Im just suggesting options for you with multiple ranges so you can pick the best option that suits your needs. But these laptops will all easily outperform the Gtx 1650 at creative tasks which comes with the XPS 15 9500 I hope this was helpful. Good luck! Have a nice day!

[@arnaudenobi2453]

Hello please I'm a first year mechanical engineering students in the UK. we are using solid work AutoCad. Please could you suggest the the best laptop for me ? Thanks

[@arvindacutjr.6852]

I'm a civil engineering student and planning to use a laptop for rendering and autocad. I have a $1,200 budget. Any recommendations?

[@brendaztrres1681]

Hi! Great video sadly my budget doesn’t allow me to buy a workstation, I’m a student and I’m looking for a laptop that will last me throughout the career. I was looking at the MSI PS63 Modern 8cs and the legion i5 but I don’t know if these are worth it , I want a laptop that doesn’t have the gamer bulky aesthetics, i hope you can help me and if you have any recommendations please let me know

[@fatimaromo7231]

What do you think about the Dell XPS 15 10th Generation Intel® Core™ i7-10750H. Graphics card: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1650 Ti 4GB GDDR6

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Hello Fatima Romo! Although the Dell XPS 15 is a highly recommended laptop and is very good, And this one you are showing me also has a 10th Generation Cpu which is the newest out in 2020. However, Please know that the GTX 1650Ti Isn't officially supported by the most common architecture software like AutoCad 3Ds Max, Maya, Solid works All these Softwares and programs prefer that you use a Quadro Graphics card laptop. A laptop with a quadro graphics card is usually built specifically for Architecture and other creative Use. However, Other then that, Yes the laptop you mentioned is good and will easily handle medium sized projects without any issues. But the fact it is not fully supported could potentially be an issue if it doesn't run well and crashes. Having an officially supported graphics card means If you run into any issues the Software company would fix your issues, and will try their best to help you. It also means Increased stability, and enhanced performance, And less likely Crashing. If you still have any questions don't hesitate to ask them. Good luck! Have a nice day!

[@fatimaromo7231]

Luigi's Product Reviews thank you for the advice! Do you think I could make it trough the first 4 years of college if I end up buying this laptop? Or i would have to much trouble?

[@nightshadow807]

What would you say about the Hp Spector x360. i7(10 generation). It have a Nivdea 1650ti as far as I remember with 16gb of ram. I almost forget it has 2 fans to deal with the heating as well. I want to hear your opinion on this one.

[@BATOOLESK]

would u recommend a gaming laptop for architects ? such as the omen 15 RTX2060

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello. It depends on your budget to be honest. If you can, Always try and go for a workstation laptop. But if you are really interested in gaming too, and want a 144hz monitor then I feel you. A gaming laptop would definitely work, But a Workstation laptop would probably give you better longevity, and is built better to handle Architecture software. Workstation laptops use Quadro / Amd firepro graphics cards, These offer substantially higher Stability, and less failure rates. They are also built to handle rendering for hours without issues. If you are going to go for a Gaming laptop, My recommendation would be to try get a gaming laptop with the Newest Ryzen 7 4800H This cpu is the fastest CPU By far in this budget range. It easily beats the Intel I7-9750H and it also beats the Intel I7-1075H It is a beast of a CPU. Here is a laptop that currently supports it. ASUS TUF Gaming A15 Gaming Laptop, 15.6” 144Hz Full HD IPS-Type, AMD Ryzen 7 4800H, GeForce RTX 2060, 16GB DDR4, 1TB PCIe SSD, 90WHr Battery, RGB Backlit KB, Windows 10 Home, TUF506IV-AS76 amzn.to/2yCfEx0 And if by any chance you don't like that laptop for some reason. ( If you don't like the yellow color don't worry, It is rgb, not yellow) Then you will want to go for an I7-1075H Laptop MSI GP65 Leopard 10SEK-048 15.6" 144Hz 3ms Gaming Laptop Intel Core i7-10750H RTX 2060 16GB 512GB NVMe SSD Win10 VR Ready amzn.to/36w5A5h But I would highly recommend the Ryzen 7 4800H As it beats the Intel in almost every benchmark If you have any other questions don't hesitate to ask! These CPUS I mentioned have been released in the last 2 months, And they will offer you with the best future proof performance. Good luck! Have a nice day!

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Luigi's Product Reviews thank u so much for ur help and detailed answer i read it very carefully and its really helpful , and iam definitely supporting ur channel and subscribing 😍 Thanks again 👍🏻

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@@BATOOLESK Glad you found my answer helpful :) And thanks for subscribing :D Have a nice day!

[@jhonamae1764]

Hi there! What are your thoughts about asus tuf a15 for architecture?

[@arnaudenobi2453]

Thank you for this video. But I wonder why you've not included Dell XPS 15 in this video

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Mainly Because It doesn't feature a Quadro Graphics card which are the " Recommended by the Manufacturers of the Engineering / Architectural software Programs " :) They are much more stable, and offer extra Features for Architectural software ( when you have a Quadro Graphics card) The XPS Features a Normal Graphics card, Which is suited more for gaming than Creative purposes. It is a Great laptop though.

[@deesfilms2145]

Hi I am an engineering graduate and wanting a laptop for a long run. I'm thinking about HP zbook studio x360 G5 or ASUS studio book (not sure what specific studio book as this is also my other concern 😅) i dont really have any knowledge about specs and stuff but im gonna use autoCAD, revit and sketchup on it. My budget is maximum to $2k thank u

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[@jerichoninoduo4541]

Heeeey, would you recommend asus vivobook s15 and msi G63 9rcx for architecture students?

[@nancylibzo4509]

Great options 👌

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[@ashwinjose3730]

Hey mate, just wanted to know if the hp book 15v mobile workstation with the following spec Intel Core i7-9750H Processor, 16 GB P DDR4 (1x16GB)2666MHz, 256GB SSD PCIe NVME Hard Disk + 1 TB 7200 rpm SATA Hard Disk, 15.6” FHD AG Display, No ODD, NVIDIA Quadro P600 4GB DDR5 Graphic Card a good option for architecture st, student. By the way,y I love your videos.

[@AnaDMTL]

Hey Luigi, I'd like a suggestion on a Lenovo Thinkpad from the P Series (mobile workstations) that is not an overkill, and a bit more affordable. I study Industrial Design btw, so lots of autodesk, solidworks, rhino, and some adobe programs. Rendering, building, etc. will you help me out? Thanks in advance!!!

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Sure thing Man. The Lenovo Think Pad P Series Laptops are great. However, they vary in specs. Tell me what the specs are exactly, And I could definitely help you with your choice. Or send me a link to the laptop in question. If you Give me your budget range I could also try find you the best specs possible for your budget. I don't know if your open to it. But if you want to get the best Bang for buck, getting a refurbished laptop Could be a good option. So if you could: Tell me What your budget is? And what laptop exactly are you thinking about? What specs? I could help you out to my best abilities. Good luck, and have a nice day!

[@AnaDMTL]

@@LuigisProductReviews Thank you!!! I'm no tech-savy so I don't really know about specs, but my budget could be up to a max of 1,400.00 USD. if less the better, but not cheap. Also could you tell me the difference between the letters at the end of the processor? eample: Intel Core i7-8550U and i7-8750H ? I am a bit confused about that- I'm looking at the ThinkPad P43S, it says it is for designers but the processor letters are confusing me.

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@@AnaDMTL Okay. So Il do some research now and il try find the best laptop under your budget. As for the Difference in the letters its not That important. The most important part in the CPU Name is the 1st number i7-(8)750 1st number tells u Generation number So this is an 8th generation Processor. Then u have the 2nd 3 numbers I7-8(750) This number is like The TIER of the processor. The higher it is, usually the better it is. Okay. As for the Letters H Stands for High-Performance U Stands of Ultra-Low Power U Processors will usually have better battery life, while H Performance will usually have better performance. This Is not completely true however because there are many many variables The best way to compare CPUs is to check out this website. cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Core-i7-8750H-vs-Intel-Core-i7-8550U/m470418vsm320742 It gives you Simple and Easy to understand metrics for a CPU. Another good option if you are looking for a good processor for Autodesk, rhino, and the adobe programs, Is look at their Recommended Specs. No one knows whats best for the program better than the manufacturers themselves. However, Even the recommendations are usually pretty vague. The best option is to Compare all CPUS on CPU User benchmark website of all the potential laptops in your price range. Also MAKE sure to put in the equation how much ram each laptop has, and most importantly the Graphics card. 1400$ Is a little harder to find a good quadro graphics card built-in but il try my best to find you the best option for your budget. Il try check out your options and il send you another reply.

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@@AnaDMTL Great news. So I'm gonna throw the options I found at you. At your budget, to get the performance you want you may need to go for a used laptop. But I also found a Really good new laptop deal. I am amazed by the options I found, they are pretty great. This is your best budget option Lenovo ThinkPad P51s Mobile Workstation Laptop - Windows 7 Pro, Core i7-7600U, 32GB RAM, 256GB PCIe NVMe SSD, 15.6" FHD 1080p IPS Display, NVIDIA Quadro M520M, Backlit Keyboard (Renewed) $900 amzn.to/32iWPZY Mid budget option 2020 Lenovo ThinkPad P43s 14" FHD Business Mobile Workstation Laptop Computer, Intel Quad-Core i7-8565U, 12GB, 512GB PCIe SSD, NVIDIA Quadro P520 $1100 amzn.to/2SQK9GM And here are some AMAZING like really good used deals. You get the best specs for your buck on these 2018 Lenovo ThinkPad P52 Workstation Laptop - Windows 10 Pro - Intel Hexa-Core i7-8750H, 32GB RAM, 256GB SSD + 1TB HDD, 15.6" FHD IPS 1920x1080 Display, NVIDIA Quadro P1000 4GB $1150 ----------------------> amzn.to/32j0pDm If you look at the Buying options on the right. And scroll down to the sellers There is this AMAZING deal for 1100 dollars This is Honestly amazing for the specs. You get 32 GB of Ram an I7-8750h and a Quadro P1000 If this ends up working fine? You literally won the lottery. It's a Great option at a great price. It says Used-Like new. Here is the same one with a different seller 2018 Lenovo ThinkPad P52 Workstation Laptop - Windows 10 Pro - Intel Hexa-Core i7-8750H, 32GB RAM, 256GB SSD + 1TB HDD, 15.6" FHD IPS 1920x1080 Display, NVIDIA Quadro P1000 4GB $1250 ---------------------> amzn.to/2Vh3hzq another great option from MSI MSI WE63 8SI-239 15.6" Mobile Workstation Laptop 94% NTSC Display Quadro P1000 4G i7-8750H 16GB 256GB SSD Aluminum Black $1300 amzn.to/39ZKH2Q And if you are not comfortable with buying used Here is a great option new 2020 Dell Precision 5530 Mobile Workstation 15.6” FHD Business Laptop Computer,Intel 6-Core i7-8850H, 8GB DDR4, 500GB HDD, Nvidia Quadro P1000, Windows 10 Professional $1,399.00 amzn.to/2Vc0qYt However, if you want my recommendation? Stick with the Ones I started with Arrows -------------> ( The P52 Used) Amazon have good customer support, and I think its safe to go with a used laptop. And as an Extra step of caution, you could contact the Seller and ask them about return details if the product wasn't as specified and stuff. And don't worry about the fact they are used too much. Workstation laptops are built to Take a beating and live through crap. They usually don't breakdown much even if you buy them used. Just make sure to check everything working fine when you receive the laptop. Those used laptop deals are Insane. I don't think they will last very long so don't wait too much. 32GB Ram I7-8750H Quadro P1000 and 1TB +256 gb? It is unreal. Good luck, And have a nice day!

[@AnaDMTL]

@@LuigisProductReviews wow thank you!! Unfortunately my country doesn't have amazon ( im from Colombia) so that is a bit off putting. But i will check those options and see if theres any good deal over here! Thank you so much for replying and helping me out! It really means a lot!

[@faridkekere-ekun]

So the Hp Spectre x360 5T wouldn't be good for AutoCAD, revit, robot etc?

[@kriss._.1041]

I assume that if someone just wants to start out on Blender or something like that, they shouldn't go for a professional workstation. If so, what would be your recommendation?

[@LuigisProductReviews]

If you could give me your preferred budget range then I can give you a better answer. Awaiting your response

[@kriss._.1041]

@@LuigisProductReviews around 1200 dollars

[@LuigisProductReviews]

@@kriss._.1041 Thankfully Blender unlike AutoCad officially supports GTX Series graphics cards. That makes you able to go for a Gaming Laptop to get yourself the best results. My recommendation would be This one at 1200$ Acer Predator Helios 300 Gaming Laptop PC, 15.6" Full HD 144Hz 3ms IPS Display, Intel i7-9750H, GeForce GTX 1660 Ti 6GB, 16GB DDR4, 256GB NVMe SSD, Backlit Keyboard, PH315-52-78VL amzn.to/2UlM8n8 Price:1290$ Or another good option i found is Premium 2020 Dell G3 3590 15 Gaming Laptop, 15.6" FHD Anti-Glare, 9th Gen Intel Hexa-Core i7-9750H, 16GB DDR4 256GB SSD 1TB HDD, 4GB GTX 1650 Backlit Keyboard WiFi HDMI Win 10 + ePark Wireless Mouse Price: $999.00 amzn.to/3bwcZ5R Blender Unlike Autocad officially supports GTX Graphics cards meaning they should work fine for you. A Workstation is recommended for longevity, and Handling High stress situations, But Gaming laptops are also built to handle high stress on CPU and Gpu so you should be fine. Good luck! Have a nice day!

[@tejasgowda5601]

Is asus tuf gaming a15 i7 10th gen 2060 rtx good for rendering and modelling?

[@JessIca-nj3ev]

What do you think about Dell Inspiron 15 for an architecture student ?

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello there! Dell Inspiron laptops are Great laptops! Could you tell me the Specs and price? Then I will tell you if you could find a better option for the same price or not, and tell you if its worth considering. there are many variables. If you could. Please send me a Link to the product in question, Or give me All the details of the Laptop specs. Ram/ CPU/ GPU/ Storage Because i Could tell you its a great option, Then you buy a model intended for use in 2015. You are up for trouble. Otherwise, If you are getting a 2020 model, Yes the Dell inspirion is a great overall laptop, and is built primarily for business use which makes it a great option! Just make sure to get one with a dedicated graphics card. ( It should have something like Quadro(____) ) It would be easier if you sent me a link/specs. And I could help you find the best option if you tell me your country + your budget. Good luck! Have a nice day!

[@JessIca-nj3ev]

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[@LuigisProductReviews]

@@JessIca-nj3ev Hello again! Given your budget it is advisable that you go for a gaming laptop. At this budget it is hard to find great workstation laptops If you do go for the Dell Inspiron make sure to go with the one with a dedicated graphics card. It mentions NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1050 3GB GDDR5 In the Graphics card section Otherwise, I Would rather recommend you a good gaming laptop at the same price, and you would get better overall specs and performance. If you are interested in a good gaming laptop shoot me with a reply, you will probably get higher specs for the same price. Otherwise if you really like the Dell inspiron 15, no problem. It is also a great option. Just make sure to get the version that comes with a NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1050 3GB GDDR5 So If you want me to find you a good gaming laptop alternative, please tell me your budget. Good luck! Have a nice day!

[@famelmicoledelossantos7452]

Is acer swift 3 will be fine for AutoCads? I have a low budget so, yeah.

[@lica0236]

What about dell G5590-7679 blk-plus? Please suggest a good workstation with 9th gen intel core i7. Thank you

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello there. Thats also a Gaming laptop. So as I mentioned to others it could be risky if you get a laptop with a normal gpu that is not officially supported by the architecture software. You may run into bugs, and many other issues. But if you don't have a high enough budget for a good workstation laptop then a Gaming laptop will yield better results, as long as you aren't unlucky and run into bugs. I don't know if you have read other comments of people's questions but i suggested many laptops around $1800 other than the ones mentioned in the video. If you would like suggestions of a good workstation, Tell me what country you are from ( Amazon UK, EU, US , CA, etc) so I can find what is available for you and il try find you the best options. So What is your budget? What country do you live in? What do you intend on using it for? Are you an upcoming architecture student? Do you just want something that will do the basics? or do you want something that can handle big projects? Make sure to check out some of the other comments I answered people with, there are may great suggestions. And if you can answer the questions above il definitely try my best to find you the best option. Have a nice day!

[@imamburque]

Great video. Any new laptop now in 2020 you think is the best?

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello Ali Emami Naeni! Wanna give me your budget range? I'll try my best to give you my best recommendation. Have a nice day!

[@imamburque]

@@LuigisProductReviews thank you. I think I'm comfortable spending 2000 to 2500 on a workstation laptop.

[@LuigisProductReviews]

@@imamburque With that budget I'd highly recommend that you check out the MSI Creator Laptops, or the Asus Pro ART Studio laptops MSI WS65 9Tk-688 15.6" Thin and Light Mobile Workstation, Intel Core i7-9750H, NVIDIA Quadro RTX 3000, 32GB, 512G NVMe SSD, Win10 Pro amzn.to/2YM3Im8 ASUS ProArt StudioBook Pro 15 Mobile Workstation Laptop, 15.6” UHD NanoEdge Bezel, Intel Core i7-9750H, 48GB DDR4, 2TB PCIe SSD, Nvidia Quadro RTX 5000, Windows 10 Pro, W500G5T-XS77, Star amzn.to/3lwYyUU These are the best workstation laptops available right now. Ofcourse I would still recommend the ones I mentioned in the video, A Bulkier laptop will still have more room for components and better cooling and future upgradability than a Slim laptop. But I do understand many people like slim laptops. Good Luck! Have a nice day!

[@imamburque]

@@LuigisProductReviews thank you very much!

[@Bruzes]

Hi 👋 I’m looking for a laptop like the ‘ProArt Studio Book One’ It should be VR ready, an high refresh rate screen like 240Hz-300Hz 5ms. Portable laptop. My Max budget is €5.600 euros. I’m a Multipotentialite and so I do everything from 3D Modeling, video/photo editing, as Pro Gaming, business and Ethical Hacking. So the laptop should easily handle large-scale computations and graphics-intensive applications while gaming performance is also great as (gaming laptops).

[@rajbatia5279]

Is Alienware m15- r2 good for architecture software like auto cad , revit n lumion (i7 - 9thgen , 1tb ssd , rtx2070 , 16gb ram , 240hz full HD display)

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello there. As for the specs, Yes it has amazing specs which are definitely good enough for architecture The only problem about it is most programs Like AutoCAD Don't officially support the consumer-based graphics cards. ( Gtx 1060,1070,1080) And they don't officially support (RTX 2060, RTX 2070 RTX 2080). They are built to work with Quadro Graphics cards, or AMD's Graphics cards that are specific to architecture programs. The Quadro GPUs offer certified drivers, which are optimized for stability and performance in professional applications (CAD, DCC, medical, prospection, and visualizing applications). The performance in these areas is therefore much better compared to corresponding consumer GPUs. So If you had any problems with your architecture programs, You won't be officially supported. So if you contact their support team, they will just dismiss you because you don't Have the officially certified GPU. That said, Many people use normal graphics cards and get along fine. The RTX 2070 Is a very strong graphics card and will definitely be enough for architecture applications. The only Scary thing is, If you are unlucky you will have problems with architecture programs. IF you do decide to go for the RTX 2070 GPU, Make sure to download NVIDIA's Studio drivers. And download the CUDA Drivers from NVIDIA Which will add extra support for many programs. Don't just download the normal NVIDIA driver. Search google for NVIDIA GPU Drivers, Go to NVIDIA's website. Select your GPU, And then Select Nvidia STUDIO Driver, Instead of the Normal driver. Installing the Studio driver will ensure better compatibility and less problems. However, If you care about Architecture More than games, i suggest you go for the Asus ZBook G5, or the Asus PRO Art with an RTX Quadro Graphics card. Quadro graphics cards will offer much more stability, and are better at handling Lots of cores, working at their full potential for long times, as what happens when you Render long projects. Workstation laptops are preferred to gaming laptops. This Asus Pro ART Laptop features the newest RTX Quadro graphics cards. amzn.to/2OimVH0 Here is Another Safest option in my opinion. amzn.to/2S6CeDK It features a Quadro P2000 and 32GB of Ram And the CPU Is Near perfectly identical to the I7-9750H That you mentioned in the alienware laptop. As its an I7-8(8)50H The specs of both these laptops will serve you better as an architect. With the Alien laptop you are paying a lot for the Name of the brand, for the styling of the laptop, and for the 240 HZ Screen too. Here are another 2 good options for your budget amzn.to/2Uf3QZS And this one has the best specs for the price amzn.to/2S1Q9dW I7-9850H (Better than the alienware one you mentioned) RTX 3000 Quadro 16GB RAM So to be completely honest, the better option as an architect is any of the ones i mentioned rather than a Gaming laptop. I love gaming and have nothing against it, but its just not built for Architectural programs. And you can search for youtube videos of people playing games on Quadro graphics cards, IT definitely works. So if you like gaming you can still play games on the laptops i mentioned easily. But if your priority is your Architecture side, then invest in one of these workstation laptops if you want the future-proof no problem, no hassle option. Because you will definitely get problems in the future with a gaming gpu rather than a quadro. So on the safer side stick with these. I hope my answer helped and wasn't overwhelming. If you need anything else please don't hesitate to ask. Good luck! Have a nice day :)!

[@fantinalb6836]

How was MacBook Pro 16inch for Architecture use ? It is a right choice

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello! Im sorry Fantin Alb. But I wouldn't recommend going for the Macbook Pro 16 Inch for Architecture use. Apple laptops aren't officially supported by most architecture programs, and you'll have to download a Simulator type program, to be able to run these Programs. Many people find themselves having problems when using engineer/ architecture type programs on Macbooks. I hope my answer was useful. good luck! Have a nice day! Here is a Quick answer I found on Reddit by someone too and his opinion. Longtime Mac user/Win user and longtime AutoCAD user. Also an owner of a civil engineering firm. Honest opinion. As the owner, do not bring a Mac into the environment. Autodesk has not certified any version of AutoCAD - full or LT - since 2016. It's impossible to get support for any AutoCAD Mac app newer than 2016. Autodesk supports the Win versions 2017/18/19/20. Autodesk does not support BootCamp. Autodesk does not support any of the GPUs/CPUs in any of the newer Macs (since 2016, mobile or desktop). My company has several Macs in service, none have AutoCAD apps installed due mostly to zero support options and no certified systems. I suspect, but don't know, that Autodesk's support for AutoCAD apps stopped when - in late 2016 - Apple stopped supporting NVIDIA altogether. The preferred GPU in our PCs is a Quadro - poring through Autodesk's recommended GPUs for their latest versions of LT and AutoCAD offer dozens of Quadro configurations, with only a few Radeon Pro or AMD variants. I will not approve a request for a Mac if AutoCAD or LT are the target app to be used. "Cost" of the Mac means nothing to me in this regard, IMO Macs are not optimal for AutoCAD or LT (and Revit). We do use Macs with VectorWorks, and prefer Macs for use with Nemetschek products - offered only to indicate that my bias here is related to AutoCAD & LT. Another reason for using a Win PC - desktop or mobile - is that Win machines have dual or triple disk configurations. Since 2004, our Win PCs that use Autodesk and GIS apps have 3 drives - the main drive (OS/apps), the scratch disk (for both the relevant apps and the OS), and the project disk. If you insist on using a Mac, at least budget for two fast external drives for scratch and project disks (unless your new company requires you to use their LAN as the project "disk"). My only reservation here is what Autodesk is going to do with the official "2020" versions hitting the market in 3-4 weeks and their purported support for Metal that they alluded to at WWDC, but I'm not holding my breath. Good luck! So yeah, overall. No I don't think its a good idea, However the Macbook pro 16 Is definitely a great laptop nontheless. But just not well suited for AutoCad programs, and many other architecture programs. Good luck! Have a nice day!

[@mavieayman2696]

Hello! So im an architecture student and the next year will be my second year and we will need to get laptops. My university suggests 16 gb ram, gtx 1060, and i7 processor. I know that you mentioned that bulkier laptops are usually better but however i have a problem with my back so carrying heavy laptop everywhere i go would he really bad so im trying to look for lighter options. Also my budget is arround. $1200. So whats your opinion and what would you suggest

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello there. Okay. Here are my suggestions Acer Predator Helios 300 Gaming Laptop PC, 15.6" FHD IPS w/ 144Hz Refresh, Intel i7-8750H, GTX 1060 6GB, 16GB DDR4, 256GB NVMe SSD, Aeroblade Metal Fans PH315-51-78NP Price : 1039 ( prices are subject to change) amzn.to/2QOo3TT Acer Predator Helios 300 Gaming Laptop PC, 15.6" Full HD 144Hz 3ms IPS Display, Intel i7-9750H, GeForce GTX 1660 Ti 6GB, 16GB DDR4, 256GB NVMe SSD, Backlit Keyboard, PH315-52-78VL The newer better version with a Gtx 1660 TI Worth the Extra price For some fixed issues + Better GPU amzn.to/2yabiwl Here is another solid laptop with a great price tag Gigabyte AERO 15 Classic-SA-F74ADW 15" Thin Bezel LG 144Hz FHD IPS LCD, i7-9750H, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti, Samsung 16GB RAM, M.2 PCIe 512GB Intel 760P SSD, Win10 Home, 94Wh Ultra Slim Gaming Laptop amzn.to/39hQdNq As for a Solid workstation at your price point I would go for this one Lenovo ThinkPad P53 Mobile 4G WWAN UHD Workstation 20QN001BUS - Intel Six Core i7-9750H, 16GB RAM, 512GB PCIe Nvme SSD, 15.6" 4K 3840x2160 Display, NVIDIA Quadro T2000 4GB Graphics, Windows 10 Pro amzn.to/2WMdpRq You can get it used for $1200 from amazon. It has a 4k Display, a Quadro T2000 and 16 GBs of ram which is perfect. As for Ultra Slim Laptops. I'm sorry. I can't recommend one for you as an architect. You will regret it. Trust me. Make sure to find a solution for your back though too. Don't give up on your back problem! I don't know your exact case but I usually find many Good solutions online for any back issues/ knee issues / Place Injury Here But ofcourse always Consult a professional. But there is a lot of good advice out there. They are built for Everyday browsing and doing homework and stuff, they can't handle 3d modeling and Rendering, they will overheat, and Underthrottle. Even if they have the same specs, they aren't built for High CPU/GPU Usage for long periods of time. Good luck! Have a nice day!

[@mavieayman2696]

Luigi's Product Reviews thankyou so much ill check them out! What do you think about lenovo y540?

[@LuigisProductReviews]

@@mavieayman2696 Hell yes! The lenovo y540 Is a Great option. I don't know how I forgot that one.

[@shannencaballero]

Luigi's Product Reviews hi, i'm confused on what should I get. Should I go with the ASUS TUF or Lenovo Y540?

[@muhammadyasir8983]

Hello, how about hp omen 15 with i7-9750H,rtx2060 6 GB GDDR 6 dedicated,ram 16 gb? Thankyou

[@AnaDMTL]

I needed this video 3 years ago. :(

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Ouch. Did you buy a Slim laptop and had troubles? If so Could you Share your experience so others can learn from your mistakes? Sorry about your situation :( and have a nice day!

[@AnaDMTL]

@@LuigisProductReviews exactly that happened. I was watching videos from The Tech Chap and i was surr the computer i bought was going to be great. It wasn't. I bought an Asus zenbook 3 deluxe. Needless to say it was very expensive for what it was. No way to upgrade anything in it. I am saving but because i am a student still it is hard to make money. Plus, a design student always spends money on materials so :( I wish I had seen this video 3 years ago. Other videos i watched back then about computers for design were years old. I am so bummed, reallly. GUYS, DON'T BUY ANY THIN AND LIGHT LAPTOP.

[@AnaDMTL]

@@LuigisProductReviews also, needless to say i am not even a noob when it comes to technology. So i trusted other peoples reviews.

[@LuigisProductReviews]

@@AnaDMTL Thank you very much. Hopefully people who don't believe me will read your comment and will understand what i mean by staying away from thin laptops as an architect. Work station laptops are the way to go. I am sorry to hear your story. Well, hopefully when you buy your next laptop there will be even better specs in laptops for the same price. Technology is moving at a very fast pace these 2 last years. I wish you the Best of luck, and Have a nice day!

[@98lindak98]

What do you think of the Dell Inspiron 15 5000. - It has 10th Generation Intel® Core™ i7 Processor (8MB Cache, up to 3.9 GHz). - NVIDIA® GeForce® MX230 with 4GB GDDR5 graphics memory. - 8 GB, 1 x 8 GB, DDR4, 2666 MHz - 256GB M.2 PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive Thankyou

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello! I think that is a Great option! Well done! If you ever decide you need extra storage you can easily get an External SSD so don't worry about that too much. The Mx230 is not too shabby and is a good option. But keep in mind it is not a Quadro graphics card, so if you are using Autocad programs, they won't be officially supported and you may risk running into problems. But for the rest of things this should be a great option, and the Dell 15 5000 is built well, and built to last. Good luck! Have a nice day!

[@audreywhite6592]

Hi would you recommend the surface book 3 for architecture?

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello there Audrey White! I'm sorry but I wouldn't honestly recommend the Surface book 3 for archtiecture. The reason being is you don't get a Quadro graphics card. If you have a high budget like 2k$ You would really benefit from going with an option like the Asus ProART if you don't like bulky laptops. ASUS ProArt StudioBook Pro 17 Mobile Workstation, 17” WUXGA NanoEdge Bezel, Intel Core i7-9750H, 16GB DDR4, 1TB PCIe SSD, Quadro RTX 3000, Windows 10 Pro, W700G3T-XH77, Turquoise Gray amzn.to/2UOnSdo Another great option would be MSI WS65 9Tk-688 15.6" Thin and Light Mobile Workstation, Intel Core i7-9750H, NVIDIA Quadro RTX 3000, 32GB, 512G NVMe SSD, Win10 Pro amzn.to/2BaNJFd Otherwise if you don't really care about getting a quadro graphics card and are comfortable with getting a normal graphics card, I would still recommend you go with something like the MSI Creator P65 amzn.to/2N4nSBG This laptop will give you higher specs for the same price of the Microsoft surface book 3 Ofc the pros of the Microsoft surface book 3 is gonnna be a detachable touch screen, so if thats something you'r really into it is probably the best Touch screen option out there to be honest, and if thats what you want then you should go for it. But it won't be as good as going for a Quadro RTX 3000 Graphics card built specifically for Architecture / engineering / creative type purposes. And you also won't get as high specs as you could get with other brands with the same price. That said, I still belive the Microsoft surface book 3 is a high quality laptop, and is worth the money. But personally I would rather get more specs for my money. If you want a touch screen you can always buy a standalone touch drawing pad which will usually be as accurate if not more accurate than the microsoft surfacebook 3 screen. Good luck! If you have any other questions don't hesitate to ask. Have a nice day!

[@audreywhite6592]

Thank you so much for the reply! I am a first year architect student and am mainly looking for a good portable laptop. I’ve heard that MacBook’s crash a lot and are harder to show your work on so I thought maybe the surface book would be a better option. Do you still recommend the laptops you mentioned above for student work or are those mainly for professional architects?

[@Nadheyyya]

What do you think about microsoft surface book 2? I need your opinion

[@LuigisProductReviews]

If you could give me more details on how you would like to use the laptop I could help you more. However, Im guessing you will be using it for Architecture software, as a student studying architecture. Would I recommend it? No. Would it work for small projects? Yes Will it Give you the Best performance for your budget? No Will it give you Extra cool features that are definitely worth it like a touch screen? Yes Is the Surface Laptop 2 Fully supported by Autocad? No, It doesn't use a Quadro or AMD Fire pro Graphics card. Will you have problems and bugs with your architecture software if you use this laptop? Maybe, Depends on your luck. It depends on how much you value you having a Touch screen with a stylus pen over stronger specs. You could still go for the ZBook G5 Studio x360 and you will get a Touch screen with a Quadro GPU which would be better suited for architecture software Good luck Have a nice day!

[@LamNguyen-xf4yw]

I have just ordered the dell precision 5530 with 500gb hhd, i7 8850h, quadro p1000, 8gb ram. Is it good for architechture students?

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello there! Yes that is a Great option! You will be happy with the performance of the laptop as a student. It is also upgradable! So if in the future you notice your laptop RAM is always at 100% Usage or something you can easily upgrade the ram to something like 16GBs But for now? I think You should be good to go! Have a nice day :)

[@LamNguyen-xf4yw]

But is it matter if it dont have SSD?

[@LuigisProductReviews]

@@LamNguyen-xf4yw Hello. Initially when I was reading the specs I was surprised it Didn't have an SSD. But I didn't think much about it, and thought you may have forgotten to mention it. An SSD Would definitely make the system boot up much faster, and would make applications run faster. Usually HDDs are there just to give you extra storage these days. These days you would have like 256GBs of SSD, and an Extra 1 GB of HDD It's pretty annoying that it doesn't have an SSD. But i think Maybe it does but it's not listed? I haven't seen the model number of the laptop or the listing to find that out. However, In the end, A HDD Will give you a slower overall experience, and turning on the computer, or accessing software or programs may be slower than a laptop with an SSD. But all that said, It shouldn't affect anything performance-wise. But I find it quite weird that a Laptop with an 8th Generation CPU doesn't have an SSD. If it was me buying the laptop, I would definitely cancel the order and try find one with an SSD. SSDs give a Speed boost to everything, and will make everything load up faster, and will make transferring files faster. HDDs are also prone to breaking if you drop the laptop or something, because they consist of a Disk that usually spins at 7200 RPM. That is a Potential Failure point. I don't know if you have ordered it Online or not. If so Could you send me a link of the product? Sometimes it will also be called NVME SSD Or sometimes they may use something called NVME Flash storage Good luck my friend. Im sorry you are going through troubles, but If It was me buying the laptop, and was paying around 1k $ Or more, I would definitely want an SSD With the laptop. And I would even be willing to pay a little more for it. It will make a big difference in the general feel of how speedy things are on the laptop. Have a nice day!

[@wissamradwan3710]

What about acer nitro 5 is it good ?

[@sabrinathomas9241]

Would the hp zbook studio 15" g5 x360 be good for 2d animation? Or is the Spectre 15" x360 be better?

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello there! Spec-wise The HP Zbook 15" G5 x360 will be better, for a laptop built for more intensive use and for more longevity. However. To be honest, I don't think for 2d animation you really need the perks of a workstation laptop too much. 2d animation is not as Hardware savvy as most architectural 3D Programs or 3D animation. If you were into 3D animation and stuff, Definitely go for the HP Zbook 15" G5 x360. For 2D Animation, I would personally choose the Spectres 15" x360 thanks to the light weight of it, And because for 2D animation it doesn't require too much processing. Usually, you would go for the Studio G5 over the normal version if you wanted to do intensive CPU and GPU software that will be pushing your CPU and GPU to their limits. With 2D Animation that is not a concern, The normal Spectre will easily eat that up for breakfast. Good luck! If you have any other questions don't hesitate to ask. Have a nice day!

[@sabrinathomas9241]

Awesome. Thanks so much for your help. I also came across the ASUS Zenbook 15.... I'll be doing some minimal gaming also. What do you think about this laptop?

[@LuigisProductReviews]

@@sabrinathomas9241 If you are thinking about doing some minimum gaming too make sure to get a laptop with a dedicated GPU. The preferred dedicated GPUs in 2020 would be any of the following: GTX 1050 GTX 1050TI GTX 1060 Gtx 1650 Gtx 1660TI RTX 2060 However, If the games you play don't really require beastly specs Intel's dedicated graphics should do the job. Going for a 10th Generation intel Processor will give you the best graphics performance for games without actually having a Dedicated graphics card To know what a 10th generation processor is The 1st 2 digits will be 10 as an example Intel I7-10510U or I7-1060G7 There are many others. But the first number indicates the generation of the CPU a 9th Generation cpu would be as follows I7-9750 The 10th Generation CPUs use Intel IRIS Graphics Plus This is much better than previous CPUs Built in processors So you two options would be. A laptop with a dedicated GPU or A laptop with a 10th Generation cpu As for the Asus Zenbook 15 It has a Very cool Touchpad Screen technology However, It doesn't have a Touch Screen Only the touchpad is a touch screen And because a touchpad is typically small, it wouldn't be too convenient for drawing on for more complex 2d animation. However, if you will only be drawing simple things it would probably do the job. But Personally, I would go for a Full touch screen if I cared about the Drawing feature. Otherwise the laptop is a Beast of a device, and Asus always build solid products that don't seem to have problems. If I didn't care too much about the Drawing feature I would probably go with it. It would be a matter of aesthetics as both options are solid laptops. Good luck! I hope you have a nice day :)!

[@sabrinathomas9241]

@@LuigisProductReviews okay great. I have a drawing tablet so I don't nevessarily need a touch screen. Thanks again. Love from Jamaica 🇯🇲❤

[@siepsalibzo4237]

14:12 loool made me laugh

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Glad you found it funny :)

[@blenderguy3250]

Asus Zenbook 433 is good for architecture?

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello there. Im afraid not my friend. The Asus Zenbook 433 has Two versions One with an Intel i5-8265U And another one with an Intel i7-8565U However, Sadly neither of them have a Dedicated GPU. For most architecture projects having a Dedicated GPU is highly needed. You won't get by with Intel HD graphics with Architecture programs. I mean sure, It could work. But it will be too slow and will be very laggy. Try find a laptop with a Dedicated GPU. If you have any other questions don't hesitate! Good luck, and have a nice day!

[@LuigisProductReviews]

If you give me your budget range, and What programs you will be using as an architect. I could help you find a laptop! It is much easier for me to find you the right laptop, if I knew what program you are using And your budget. Another thing is, What are you using it for. Studying at university? Or are you using it as an Architect? Do you work with big projects? or simple and basic projects? If you give me that information il try my best to help you find a suitable option. Good luck. Have a nice day!

[@blenderguy3250]

@@LuigisProductReviews I'm using it for studying at university and my budget is 1100$ thank you so much for your help!!

[@LuigisProductReviews]

@@blenderguy3250 Okay, Ive been doing some searching. If you can push your budget a little bit then this is probably your best option. amzn.to/36zXTcA Lenovo ThinkPad P53 This is a Workstation latpop. And it has a very new cpu. A 9th Generation Intel I7-9750h The GPU Is a Quadro T1000 GPU. The Quadro GPUs offer certified drivers, which are optimized for stability and performance in professional applications (CAD, DCC, medical, prospection, and visualizing applications). The performance in these areas is therefore much better compared to corresponding consumer GPUs. I Highly recommend you stay away from Ultra thin laptops for Architecture software, They wont cope up. So thats ur first option. If you can't push your budget here are some other options. amzn.to/2S32BtZ Another P53, with an 8th Gen i7-8565U CPU and Quadro P520 Then, If you want to take a Risk, The best specs you will get for the price are on a Gaming laptop. The only risk is, Gaming GPUS aren't made for Architects, And aren't 100% supported by Architecture programs. If you want the 100% guranteed option that won't give you any problems go for the ones i mentioned. If you feel like taking a risk go for this option. amzn.to/3aSpnh3 It offers an NVIDIA GTX 1650 and a 9th gen I7-9750h Overall, the best option would be to stick to a workstation laptop with a Quadro gpu. One of the first two i mentioned. If you Really need a light-weight laptop with a slim design you have to push your budget up more for the Asus Proart. Or a Slim laptop with a decent GPU. But overall i don't recommend it. Thin laptops don't cool very well at all. When they can't cool the laptop properly, They down throttle the CPU. That hurts performance emmensly. If you have any more questions don't hesitate. Good luck!

[@LuigisProductReviews]

@@blenderguy3250 Here is another insane option i found, if you don't mind buying renewed laptops. amzn.to/37KhEj8 It is a Lenovo P52 With a Quadro p2000 Laptops with p2000 Quadros retail at around 1800+ so for 1100 its a steal. It is renewed thought, but it has a 90 day moneyback warranty if its not as described. This is definitely your best option without Doubt. The p2000 is a very strong gpu for this price. Good luck again.

[@fluffaugust1654]

Can you help me find a good laptop? I am majoring interior design that use autocad, archicad, sketchup, and i dont want heavy and bulky laptop, my budget is 1204 us dollar

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello there Please don't let the bulkiness of the laptop scare you away. Getting a thin laptop is going to be a pain in your ass. The only way you can get by with a thin laptop as an architect is if you buy a laptop for 2k Dollars + called the AsusProart Studio. Otherwise stick with one of these workstation laptops i mentioned. They aren't too bulky, But I won't recommend you something that won't be good for you in the long run. Thin laptops just won't cut it This is your best budget option Lenovo ThinkPad P51s Mobile Workstation Laptop - Windows 7 Pro, Core i7-7600U, 32GB RAM, 256GB PCIe NVMe SSD, 15.6" FHD 1080p IPS Display, NVIDIA Quadro M520M, Backlit Keyboard (Renewed) $900 amzn.to/32iWPZY Mid budget option 2020 Lenovo ThinkPad P43s 14" FHD Business Mobile Workstation Laptop Computer, Intel Quad-Core i7-8565U, 12GB, 512GB PCIe SSD, NVIDIA Quadro P520 $1100 amzn.to/2SQK9GM And here are some AMAZING like really good used deals. You get the best specs for your buck on these 2018 Lenovo ThinkPad P52 Workstation Laptop - Windows 10 Pro - Intel Hexa-Core i7-8750H, 32GB RAM, 256GB SSD + 1TB HDD, 15.6" FHD IPS 1920x1080 Display, NVIDIA Quadro P1000 4GB $1150 ----------------------> amzn.to/32j0pDm If you look at the Buying options on the right. And scroll down to the sellers There is this AMAZING deal for 1100 dollars This is Honestly amazing for the specs. You get 32 GB of Ram an I7-8750h and a Quadro P1000 If this ends up working fine? You literally won the lottery. It's a Great option at a great price. It says Used-Like new. Here is the same one with a different seller 2018 Lenovo ThinkPad P52 Workstation Laptop - Windows 10 Pro - Intel Hexa-Core i7-8750H, 32GB RAM, 256GB SSD + 1TB HDD, 15.6" FHD IPS 1920x1080 Display, NVIDIA Quadro P1000 4GB $1250 ---------------------> amzn.to/2Vh3hzq another great option from MSI MSI WE63 8SI-239 15.6" Mobile Workstation Laptop 94% NTSC Display Quadro P1000 4G i7-8750H 16GB 256GB SSD Aluminum Black $1300 amzn.to/39ZKH2Q And if you are not comfortable with buying used Here is a great option new 2020 Dell Precision 5530 Mobile Workstation 15.6” FHD Business Laptop Computer,Intel 6-Core i7-8850H, 8GB DDR4, 500GB HDD, Nvidia Quadro P1000, Windows 10 Professional $1,399.00 amzn.to/2Vc0qYt However, if you want my recommendation? Stick with the Ones I started with Arrows -------------> ( The P52 Used) Amazon have good customer support, and I think its safe to go with a used laptop. And as an Extra step of caution, you could contact the Seller and ask them about return details if the product wasn't as specified and stuff. And don't worry about the fact they are used too much. Workstation laptops are built to Take a beating and live through crap. They usually don't breakdown much even if you buy them used. Just make sure to check everything working fine when you receive the laptop. Those used laptop deals are Insane. I don't think they will last very long so don't wait too much. 32GB Ram I7-8750H Quadro P1000 and 1TB +256 gb? It is unreal. Good luck, And have a nice day!

[@CrazyRetroJunkie]

How does the xps 15 sound? Should i get it for cad or light 3d editing, because i render using my pc

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello there. The XPS 15 is Definitely a Great laptop. If you will be rendering using your pc, and will only be doing light 3d editing then it should work out fine. Do you mind telling me what your budget and country is, so i could make sure there isn't a better option for you? And if you do go for the XPS 15 make sure to go with the one with a Dedicated graphics card, or make sure to go with a 10th Gen I7. For small projects you should surely be able to get along, as long as you don't run into issues because of using Incompatible graphics. However. In my opinion An option you should definitely consider is the Dell precision 15 Dell Precision 5540 Core i7 16GB 512GB SSD Quadro T2000 15.6" Win10 Pro Mobile Workstation with I7-9850H amzn.to/2u7XX64 amzn.to/2HBI0Za Renewed option It is essentially almost Identical to the XPS 15 Yet it rocks a Quadro T2000 Graphics card. And the CPU is an I7-9850H Rather than an I7-9750H Definitely Check it out. You won't regret it. That way you can be 100% sure that everything will work fine and you will also be able to do some rendering on it too, which will save you a lot of hassle. You will also appreciate the extra punch from the GPU And CPU it offers. The main worry with a consumer laptop, is having Compatibility issues with the Graphics hardware. the Gpu is not only used for rendering. It is also used for working with models too. I hope I helped you out. If you have any other questions feel free. Have a nice day!

[@CrazyRetroJunkie]

@@LuigisProductReviews yeahh definitely helped! so ive been using my desktop pc with a ryzen 9 3900x and rtx2060 and 16 gb 3200mhz ram, the thing is sometimes being a freelancer you do things on the go mostly so thats why i was looking at all this. im currently using a macbook pro 13" 2015 for my outings... so even by that you know that im having trouble just going through the motions, autocad is fine to a certain extent on that system but opening sketchup and revit literally makes me wanna kill people when im doing things out of the ol' office.and well my budget is around the dell xps 15 but im definitely fine going lower than that, i currently reside in malaysia

[@LuigisProductReviews]

@@CrazyRetroJunkie Hello again. Nice Desktop build! You have a great build there. It's pretty cool that you work as a Freelancer! And I understand your pain working on a 2015 Apple Macbook. I'm sorry but I would like to ask you for an estimate of your budget again in Dollars or whatever currency you want. I know you told me the Dell XPS 15 is your budget. But you can get a Dell XPS 15 for $1200 and you can also get a Dell XPS 15 for $3900. Their prices Vary very widely depending on the specs. If you give me a number range, i can try find the best option for your budget. But otherwise, im going to be taking a wild guess. There are Dell XPS 15 laptops for 1200 1500 1800 2000 3900 and all sorts of prices. Sorry for the inconvenience. Have a nice day!

[@benedictaagha277]

Hey ive been look into the dell xps 15. Ik this is a small laptop so i think you may not approve but i need someone to actually tell me so i take my mind off it hahah. Also i will be an interior architect student not architecture. Thank you

[@BlablaBlabla-qn9mw]

what do you thing about microsoft surface laptop 3? i need your answer

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello there. If you could Give me more specifics on what you intend to use it for, how often, how big projects do you intend to be making? Do you need it as a laptop for university? Are you studying architecture? Do you just need it for work as an Architect? Will you be working on big projects? Generally, The Microsoft Surface laptop 3 is not recommended for architects who intend on Heavy usage and big projects. You will need stronger specs, and better cooling. Slim laptops for architects tend to overheat and down throttle when rendering projects. Another thing is: The GPU that comes with the Microsoft Surface laptop 3 is not intended for Architects, and for other studio programs. You will need an Officially supported graphics card from this list for optimum performance. To ensure everything works smoothly and you have no issues Make sure to get something with a GPU that is included in this list. knowledge.autodesk.com/certified-graphics-hardware These are fully supported and work best with Architectural software. If you have any extra questions, I could help you find a better alternative as an architect. If you don't study architecture It's perfect. Good luck, and have a nice day.

[@BlablaBlabla-qn9mw]

Luigi's Product Reviews thanks for the reply, i just graduated from high school and yes i am studying architecture right now and i need laptop for long term use at least until i have my degree, but i don’t like the bulky laptops :/ this is just my preference but if i have to go for a bulky one it’s ok for me and my budget around 1.5k-1.8k hope you could recommend me some of them 😊 btw sorry for bad english it’s not my first language

[@LuigisProductReviews]

@@BlablaBlabla-qn9mw Okay. If you really can't stand bulky laptops there is a very good alternative. But its a little expensive sadly. The Asus Pro ART Has an RTX Quadro graphics card, which is the latest technology of quadro graphics cards. It is much faster than previous cards, and is one of the not many slim architecture laptops out there. amzn.to/2UHf35U You can get this laptop at around 2000, and its worth every buck. ASUS ProArt StudioBook Pro 17 Mobile Workstation, 17” WUXGA NanoEdge Bezel, Intel Core i7-9750H, 16GB DDR4, 1TB PCIe SSD, Quadro RTX 3000, Windows 10 Pro, W700G3T-XH77, Turquoise Gray There aren't many laptops out there with "RTX" Quadro graphics cards. Here is another good one from MSI with an RTX Quadro Graphics card amzn.to/2vorzfC MSI WE75 9Tk-654 17.3" Mobile Workstation, Intel Core i7-9750H, NVIDIA Quadro RTX 3000, 32GB, 512G NVMe SSD, Win10 Pro These beasts are the best future proof options out there, and they aren't bulky like the others. If they are out of your budget you are going to have to stick to a bulkier option for the sake of Making sure everything works well. You don't want a program crashing all the time because you picked the wrong graphics card. This laptop from Lenovo will give you the Best bang for your buck. Amazing specs at a lower price. amzn.to/3brHTNq Lenovo ThinkPad P73 20QR000NUS 17.3" Mobile Workstation - 1920 x 1080 - Core i7 i7-9850H - 16 GB RAM - 512 GB SSD - Glossy Black - Windows 10 Pro 64-bit - NVIDIA Quadro RTX 3000 with 6 GB The ThinkPad P73 is not very bulky. The only problem is it doesn't look so cool, I get you. But to be honest having a Beast performing laptop is much more important than having a good looking one. If you want both you will probably have to go for the Asus PoArt or the MSI WE75 9Tk-654 Good luck! If you have any other questions don't hesitate. Have a nice day!

[@BlablaBlabla-qn9mw]

Luigi's Product Reviews omg thankyou so much for the recommendation, now i know what i have to go with. You are a really nice person, have a nice day! 😊

[@LuigisProductReviews]

@@BlablaBlabla-qn9mw Much appreciated!

[@monykim9629]

I am considering on getting the Asus zenbook pro duo. Is it a good choice?

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello. The only problem with it is that it doesn't use a Quadro or Studio based Graphics card. A better option would be one of the ones mentioned in the Video or the Asus Pro Art StudioBook if you want to go with Asus. amzn.to/2wlk2z4 The Asus zenbook pro duo is a very good laptop. But not for architects. It isn't built for Architecture software, And could let you run into problems in the future as it's not officially supported. If you have any other questions don't hesitate to ask. Good luck, and have a nice day!

[@monykim9629]

@@LuigisProductReviews thanks alot !!!!

[@yashoza3191]

What about dell inspiron i7-7386 512gb ssd 1tb hard drive!

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello. Im guessing you mean the Dell inspiron 13 7386 With an I7 Cpu. Because there is no such thing as an i7-7386. If so. To be honest, I wouldn't recommend that laptop. It doesn't have a dedicated GPU. It has Intel's Build in UHD 620 Graphics. That won't get you far as an architect. If you will be using architecture software you definitely want a dedicated GPU. The Intel UHD 620 Just won't Cut it. If you could tell me your budget, And what software you want to use it for, I can help you out more. Are you a student? Are you studying architecture? Do you want a laptop that can handle big projects? Do you want a laptop that will last throughout your university years? 4 years or more? If you answer these questions it would definitely help me with finding you a good option. And to make sure we are on the same page, Send me a link to the laptop. As I couldnt find a Dell 13 7386 with 1 TB HDD + 512 gb SSD. Have a nice day!

[@audreyavianto2226]

Hi, what about the Asus ROG Strix G531GT GTX1650 i7 Laptop compared to the HP ZBook 15V G5 Mobile Workstation i7-9750H?

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello. What about the Graphics card on the workstation? What quadro graphics card does it have? Or doesn't it? You want to find a Workstation laptop with a Dedicated GPU. But im pretty sure the HP Zbook 15v G5 Has a dedicated gpu just make sure to find it and tell me. But overall I would always recommend a Workstation with a quadro gpu because it means less problems down the road and more stability. For architecture software that is. GTX Graphics cards are not officialy supported by AUTODESK so i wouldn't recommend you go for them, because if you run into issues You will be disregarded because your specs aren't compatible. Good luck!

[@trixiagarcia3853]

I'm an architect student that really want a slim laptop for my personal convenience, but i still don't know what to get with my budget of 1200 usd

[@trixiagarcia3853]

I'm thinking of getting the Microsoft Surface laptop 3, I'm still hesitant and i need more thoughts about it

[@trixiagarcia3853]

Or Hp Spectre x360

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello there Louie gg! I hope you are having a Nice day! Im sorry I haven't replied to you yet, Ive been pretty busy the last few days. So. An architecture student. A slim laptop. 1200 usd. hmmm those don't ryme Well together. Are you open to a Gaming laptop? It will give you an overall better performance than a Microsoft surface laptop 3 would, or an HP Spectre x360 Let me know! Awaiting your response. Have a nice day!

[@nigelnoronha1993]

Should I get the razer blade 15 the base configuration 16gb ram, gtx 1660 ti, 60hz

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello there Nigel! But please know that as I have mentioned before, a GTX 1660TI won't be fully supported by Autocad. They officially support Geforce Quadro Graphics cards and AMD Fire pro graphics cards. But many people proceed to use gaming laptops and GPUs without any problems. So Yeah the Razer blade should be great. Hoping that you don't run into any issues due to not being officially supported. Good luck! have a ncie day!

[@nigelnoronha1993]

@@LuigisProductReviews well I'm not an architect as of yet its going to be my first year studying architecture so you think this will be sufficient?

[@LuigisProductReviews]

@@nigelnoronha1993 Yea It should be good for now. You might want to consider waiting a little and getting a laptop with a Ryzen 7 4800H It is newly released and is Faster by far than the most common I7-9750H Intel Cpu found in most laptops in this price range. Also. It is cheaper, so you get more specs for a lower price. Good luck! Have a nice day!

[@Imyme722]

Is Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen2 suitable for an architecture student? (I'm going for M.Arch program)

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello Younjae Choi! I am Very sorry for the extremely late reply. Somehow I didn't get notified when you commented, And i couldn't reply in time. Sorry. Is the Lenovo ThinkPad P1 suitable? Yes It is for sure! The ThinkPad P1 is a Great laptop for architects and has all the necessary components to make it a great option to go for. Definitely good for architecture. If you have any other questions don't hesitate to ask. Again. Sorry for the Extra late reply. Have a nice day!

[@mawinie]

how about the huawei d14?

[@MrAguilas21]

Have the G3. Down side to it battery life not the greatest.

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Thanks for the heads-up! Its hard for a budget laptop with amazing specs to also have an amazing battery, they have to compromise somewhere 😬 Gaming laptops in general usually don’t have really good batteries, because the dedicated graphics cards need a lot of power Thanks again for the Heads-up Have a nice day!

[@jovannatanael891]

Does mac or gaming laptop good?

[@LuigisProductReviews]

No and No. :( Not for Architects. Have you watched the Video?

[@rosemaryrosemary1182]

what about asus studio book?

[@LuigisProductReviews]

The Asus ProArt Studio Book is probably my favourite out of all of these. They managed to get all you would need, and the best specs possible, While keeping the Laptop looking nice, neat and clean. It is Highly recommended, and is a Great laptop by Asus! It also features Geforce's Newest RTX Quadro GPUs which means you get great performance too. Have a nice day :)

[@dipson3115]

Acer nitro 7 for autocad??

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello!! The Acer Nitro has pretty good specs for the price. But. If you really care about AutoCad I think the Acer Nitro 7 wont do the job in the long run. The acer nitro 7 also doesnt have the best build and design out there, I would recommend the Dell g3 over it. But price wise? ye the nitro will give you lowest price, But my personal opinion is that it will also give u lowest quality. You should really consider saving up for a good workstation laptop. But. If you can't you will probably want to take a gamble and go for a budget gaming laptop. The ones I would recommend now are the Hp Pavillion Gaming laptop or the Dell G3 These are the best budget gaming laptops in my opinion. If you can go up to $1000 that would be great. There is a new laptop from Asus with a Ryzen 7 4800H Which easily beats the I7-9750H Cpu, and It comes with a GTX 1660TI + 16 GB Ram + 512GB SSD. I would definitely recommend you try and save for it, thanks to the powerful CPU On it. and Great overall price. amzn.to/2VEqbPG Good luck! If you have any extra questions don't hesitate

[@vipul1553]

What about zephyrus G14

[@LuigisProductReviews]

The Zephyrus G14 is a Great gaming laptop. But as I mentioned in the video. Gaming laptops aren't best for architects, and aren't fully supported by most programs. It is recommended for architects to go for a Quadro Graphics card or AMD Fire pro graphics card. These are studio graphics cards and are intended for use with these types of programs. They handle higher loads better, and prolonged high load use, and they have more cores which is required for architecture / engineering program. The architecture of the GPU Is also built towards handling the Processes used in AutoCAD / solidworks / etc... Better. Gaming laptops are also very good for the price and will give you better specs than a Stylish slim laptop. But. If you want to be playing games too, You could definitely go for a gaming laptop. But it goes back to your priorities. Is your number 1 priority your careeer? Get a workstation laptop. You can still play games on it. Is your number 1 priority gaming? Get a gaming laptop. Many people use gaming laptops with no problems, But i can't fully recommend them to you as they are not officially supported by the manufacturers of the Engineering and architecture software like AutoCAD. Google AutoCAD Compatible graphics cards, You will see what I mean. And they know how their software works better than I or you. If it were me I'd stick to a good workstation laptop. Unless gaming is a priority. Good luck! Have a nice day! Don't hesitate to ask if you have any other questions.

[@vipul1553]

@@LuigisProductReviews Thank u for ur reply Iam a first year architect student and iam in need of a laptop from 2nd year onwards My budget is around 1200 US dollar I wont say i need a slim laptop but i need something that will look stylish And iam a fan of rgb keyboards as well. But iam ready to sacrifice it for the performance that will be worth it. Then which laptops should i consider to go for

[@LuigisProductReviews]

@@vipul1553 At the $1200 Budget a gaming laptop will probably give you the best performance to be honest. If you went up to 1600 then a Workstation laptop could become a better option. At this price I recommend you try and get the Newest Ryzen processor! Ryzen have released a Beastly processor. The Ryzen 7 4800H It beats all Intel Processors in the same range, and it is Cheaper. ASUS TUF Gaming A15 Gaming Laptop, 15.6” 144Hz Full HD IPS-Type, AMD Ryzen 7 4800H, GeForce RTX 2060, 16GB DDR4, 1TB PCIe SSD, 90WHr Battery, RGB Backlit KB, Windows 10 Home, TUF506IV-AS76 amzn.to/3fa73BU with an RTX 2060 or ASUS TUF Gaming A15 Gaming Laptop, 15.6” 144Hz Full HD IPS-Type, AMD Ryzen 7 4800H, GeForce GTX 1660 Ti, 16GB DDR4, 512GB PCIe SSD, 90WHr Battery, RGB Backlit KB, Windows 10 Home, TUF506IU-ES74 amzn.to/35kYVdx with a GTX 1660TI the keyboard is also RGB. and here is the Rog Zephyrus 15 ROG Zephyrus G15 (2020) Ultra Slim Gaming Laptop, 15.6” 144Hz FHD, GeForce GTX 1660 Ti, AMD Ryzen 7 4800HS, 16GB DDR4, 1TB PCIe NVMe SSD, Windows 10, GA502IU-ES76 amzn.to/2YB4m6T with the Newest ryzen processor. This processor is new out, and is Highly recommended and easily beats intel processors in it's price range. As much as I recommend workstation laptops with quadro gpus. At this price? You wouldn't get a good deal. Good luck! Have a nice day!

[@vipul1553]

@@LuigisProductReviews Thank u sir But the problem which i face now is that i live in India and they say this item cannot be shipped to ur country And also which in ur opinion will be better Asus TUF or Zephyrus G15 Or should i go for compact one like the G14

[@LuigisProductReviews]

@@vipul1553 Awh. Sorry to hear that. I wish I could help you with that, But that is out of my reach. Lol Good luck!

[@mosabiha6134]

Asus proart studiobook 17

[@LuigisProductReviews]

This is an amazing option. It uses Nvidia’s RTX Quadro Graphics cards, and a 9th Generation Xeon processor. If price is not a problem this is definitely one of the best out there, and will easily beat most laptops on this list. However to get the one with a quadro rtx 5000 it will cost you around 6k+. If price is not a liability This is probably one of the best options you can get. It is also very convenient and has a slim design. Id highly recommend it. However, its rather expensive for most stuents, but, its still an epic choice. It will definitely give you amazing performance thanks to the Quadro rtx 5000 Thanks for your suggestion! Have a nice day!

[@mosabiha6134]

@@LuigisProductReviews Thanks for your clarification, but I want to make it clear that this model comes with a version of the Core i7 9th generation processor www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B081KNR28Q/ref=psdcmw_13896615011_t1_B0812Q94SD

[@LuigisProductReviews]

@@mosabiha6134 Sorry for the late reply. It's definitely an epic option. It surely deserves a spot in the video. I will add it to the description if I can find any extra space. Thanks for your comment Have a nice day

[@mosabiha6134]

@@LuigisProductReviews u're welcome Happy new year bro

[@LuigisProductReviews]

@@mosabiha6134 Happy new year to you too :)

[@krusty07]

Hello sir, loved your video but need some personal help ,so can you please give me any social media handle plzzz........

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello. Im glad you enjoyed it! If you have any Enquries or need any help you can email me at [e-mail] Or you can also Ask on the luigisproductreviews Facebook page. Have a nice day!

[@jamilahalmahrooqi9272]

Is asus zephyrus gx501 suitable for architecture?

[@LuigisProductReviews]

Hello there. The Asus Zephyrus gx501 is definitely a great gaming laptop with great specs. As I have mentioned before. The only problem with gaming laptops is they are not fully supported by most architecture software out there. they use GTX or RTX Graphics cards which are not fully compatible with Most architecture software. They are built for games. They have fast cores. Meanwhile, Quadro graphics cards are built for architects and are built for workstations. They have more cores, but a little slower. But architecture software usually need more Cores, not faster cores. The verdict is. Gaming graphics cards give you extremely good performance for the price you pay. But the only downside is they are not fully supported by architecture software, so you may be unlucky and get a bunch of errors and problems and crashes, and no one will help you. If you contact Support they won't help you, they will just disregard you because your graphics card is not compatible with their software. Google Auto CAD Supported graphics cards You will get a list of fully supported graphics cards from AutoCad and almost all other architecture software. You can take a risk and go for a gaming laptop, but the better option will be a workstation laptop. My recommendation will be the Asus Pro Art if you want a high-end option, and make sure to check my anwers to others comments as I have mentioned really good options for a budget of around 1800$ which someone was asking about. If you decide to go for a gaming laptop it's a game of luck. Either you get everything working perfectly and you have no problems what so ever. Or, you will have many problems and will regret not getting a workstation laptop. IT is clearly recommended by architecture software to use certain graphics cards, and if I were you I would definitely listen to the People who made the programs. They know better how their programs work. If you have any more questions don't hesitate to ask. Have a nice day!