Gaming laptops or Mobile power stations ??

[parthicbe42]

Hey guys,
I am a bit concerned about buying a laptop.I Basically do ((Mid range,and stragedy) Games on laptop)And also i prefer My design works(with AutoCad,Movie editing and ADobe creative suite to be Flawless),AND My budget is about (1200USD)..Let me know What to consider when buying a laptop with (my intrest)and gladly welcome your opinions about laptops..Thanks in advance

 

[TechyInAZ]

Workstation Laptops are designed only for very high end 3d rendering and connecting up to 5 monitors (including the laptop monitor). This would be great if you want to plug a ton of monitors up to it but for gaming the quadro gpus aren't as good as GeForce because they weren't designed for gaming.

Performance wise, your standard gaming and workstation laptop is around equal performance.

I suggest going with a gaming laptop, lots of people use gaming laptops for 3d rendering aswell since the GPUS in most of them are no slouches.

When looking for a gaming laptop, make sure it has a intel core i7 Quad Core process, not a i5 dual or i7 dual core. And if your going to get a Geforce GPU make sure it's at least a GTX GPU. If going with radeon (very rare to find radeon gaming laptops with intel core i7)make sure it's an R9 GPU.

 

[parthicbe42]

Workstation Laptops are designed only for very high end 3d rendering and connecting up to 5 monitors (including the laptop monitor). This would be great if you want to plug a ton of monitors up to it but for gaming the quadro gpus aren't as good as GeForce because they weren't designed for gaming.

Performance wise, your standard gaming and workstation laptop is around equal performance.

I suggest going with a gaming laptop, lots of people use gaming laptops for 3d rendering aswell since the GPUS in most of them are no slouches.

When looking for a gaming laptop, make sure it has a intel core i7 Quad Core process, not a i5 dual or i7 dual core. And if your going to get a Geforce GPU make sure it's at least a GTX GPU. If going with radeon (very rare to find radeon gaming laptops with intel core i7)make sure it's an R9 GPU.

Bro,A very thanks for your reply.
And i have few laptop's in my mind.(LENOVO ideapad y500,Asus Zenbook U301-LA,and Macbook Air 11-inch 2013).
About Graphics,Intel iris(or Iris pro) and Nvidia Geforce Gtx seems to be delivering similar perfomance..But again taking portability and System health in use,which is better??
Thanks in advance

 

[iBUYPOWER - Jason]

Generally, portability and performance are big topics in gaming laptops. I definitely recommend focusing on the ASUS and Lenovo. I can't really attest the reliability of an ASUS laptop, but Lenovo's do last. If you want better performance, you have to sacrifice portability and vice versa.

Workstation Laptops are designed only for very high end 3d rendering and connecting up to 5 monitors (including the laptop monitor). This would be great if you want to plug a ton of monitors up to it but for gaming the quadro gpus aren't as good as GeForce because they weren't designed for gaming.

Performance wise, your standard gaming and workstation laptop is around equal performance.

I suggest going with a gaming laptop, lots of people use gaming laptops for 3d rendering aswell since the GPUS in most of them are no slouches.

When looking for a gaming laptop, make sure it has a intel core i7 Quad Core process, not a i5 dual or i7 dual core. And if your going to get a Geforce GPU make sure it's at least a GTX GPU. If going with radeon (very rare to find radeon gaming laptops with intel core i7)make sure it's an R9 GPU.

Bro,A very thanks for your reply.
And i have few laptop's in my mind.(LENOVO ideapad y500,Asus Zenbook U301-LA,and Macbook Air 11-inch 2013).
About Graphics,Intel iris(or Iris pro) and Nvidia Geforce Gtx seems to be delivering similar perfomance..But again taking portability and System health in use,which is better??
Thanks in advance