Hello everyone.
I currently have an ASUS K55vm-SX086D.
My friend is looking to buy a laptop and he wants to buy mine second hand. Given that my sale price will be around the same as the laptop below, would it make sense to sell this one (it's over a year old now) and buy that?
This is the laptop in question.
http
/www.flipkart.com/lenovo-essential-g505s-59-380131-laptop-apu-quad-core-4gb-1tb-win8-2gb-graph/p/itmdpfd9fgjbcrwd?pid=COMDPFD94YGXAY4X&srno=b_2&ref=9d3d8e2e-84d3-420a-8193-d46bfa74d756
My current laptop has an nVidia GT630M GPU. I'm thinking of switching only on the promise of higher GPU performance if I switch to AMD. Is this valid? The i7 is so powerful that I've never seen CPU usage hit max, except when I did some CFD in Solidworks.
What do you say? Is the A10 at least parallel to a Core i5? So many people here just forget AMD based laptop solutions exist.
I repeat; I'm looking for strong GPU performance that would reflect in games as well as CAD software (I'm part of a Formula SAE team). I don't mind if CAD performance doesn't stay the same as it does now - it might be too much to expect. But I don't want it to go all choppy while editing in Solidworks, either.
What say?
Thanks!
Aditya
I currently have an ASUS K55vm-SX086D.
My friend is looking to buy a laptop and he wants to buy mine second hand. Given that my sale price will be around the same as the laptop below, would it make sense to sell this one (it's over a year old now) and buy that?
This is the laptop in question.
http

My current laptop has an nVidia GT630M GPU. I'm thinking of switching only on the promise of higher GPU performance if I switch to AMD. Is this valid? The i7 is so powerful that I've never seen CPU usage hit max, except when I did some CFD in Solidworks.
What do you say? Is the A10 at least parallel to a Core i5? So many people here just forget AMD based laptop solutions exist.
I repeat; I'm looking for strong GPU performance that would reflect in games as well as CAD software (I'm part of a Formula SAE team). I don't mind if CAD performance doesn't stay the same as it does now - it might be too much to expect. But I don't want it to go all choppy while editing in Solidworks, either.
What say?
Thanks!
Aditya