Advice for new laptop
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Someone on another forum suggested me this:
"Basically get the highest processor speed you can afford and a dedicated GPU (Geforce 1060 for example)." -
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Try this:
The Best Cheap Gaming Laptops We've Tested for 2026
We've seen the lion's share of the latest GeForce- and Radeon-equipped models—and our experts have tested all of the top options in PC Labs. These are the models to buy among budget gaming laptops.
PCMAG (www.pcmag.com)
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@solo said:
Try this:
The Best Cheap Gaming Laptops We've Tested for 2026
We've seen the lion's share of the latest GeForce- and Radeon-equipped models—and our experts have tested all of the top options in PC Labs. These are the models to buy among budget gaming laptops.
PCMAG (www.pcmag.com)
This article is exactly what I need! Thanks for all your help
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By looking again at my options in Greek market, I found an Asus laptop with AMD R7-2700U processor, 12 GB - DDR4 RAM and AMD Radeon Vega 10 Graphics.
Do you see any problems with AMD? -
@alfani said:
By looking again at my options in Greek market, I found an Asus laptop with AMD R7-2700U processor, 12 GB - DDR4 RAM and AMD Radeon Vega 10 Graphics.
Do you see any problems with AMD?I like AMD CPU's not so much their GPU's, I would avoid the Radeon as most render apps will require Cuda which may be a problem with AMD.
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Have you considered a eGPU?
I have a laptop with egpu and its great to use for gpu rendering.
This is the one I have.
https://www.aorus.com/product-detail.php?p=265 -
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@pixero said:
Have you considered a eGPU?
I have a laptop with egpu and its great to use for gpu rendering.+1 I also use an eGpu so there is gpu power when I need it and when mobile it runs the embedded chip.
Using a gtx1080 in a Sonnet Breakaway box. Plus side is: you can upgrade the gpu so maybe buy a less powerful gpu now and upgrade later when you have won the lottery.
Make sure you get the Sonnet that has enough power to fit your needs.
https://www.sonnettech.com/product/egfx-breakaway-box.html
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