Which is a best laptop in regards to high performance?
Hi all,
The techies out here would surely be a help to me!!
I am in the look out for a Notebook which gives a good performance in regards to video editing and audio streaming. I need a dedicated graphics memory with a very good graphic chip. Intel-i5 is fine with me. I need software of adobe, like CS5 and Photoshop to run smoothly.
Help me out guys!! pleaseeee
For High end gaming laptops, you have to leave the realm of crappy typical name brand garbage and move to boutique builders like MSI, FalconNorthwest, originpc, etc. you can build hex-core CPU, dual video cards and mounds of ram (up to 32GB).
Cherukkan, 8 GB modules are nowhere available in Qatar. I bought some 4 GB modules for the time being. 8 GB can only be purchased online. But prices are quite good. PC One charged me QR 129 for a 4 GB module (DDR 1333). (I remember that in 1993 I bought 16 MB (!) RAM for QR 3.000!)
LP, that is something which I desire for once I have a very static permanent set up!! You have exactly pointed out what it needs to satisfy a hard core performance oriented environment and I look forward to have one as a part of my work station.
But right now I think something in the range what "ignoramusfools" has said should do my work!! it looks deceptive. But I am a little bit reserved about Dell's overall performance. How would you compare it with HP DV6 series or has anybody got better options on the table.
DELL
I think in this case I will go with LP.
BTW LP, Have you been able to find the flash drive?
You should not even think of a laptop as being "high performance"! A decent desktop with an i5 or i7 quad core, 32 or even 64 GB DDR 3 (requires a 64-bit operating system), a PCIexpress x16 video card and for the sake of speed, solid state data storage. Now, we're talking.
I use a similar setup for demanding audio production (multi-track recording with lots of performance-hungry effects).
Go to Lulu Hypermart look for Dell XPS 15 for only 3,999 qtr core i7 2.6gh,2 mb video and 6 gig memory bang for the buck