Solidworks 2015 Laptop

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Hi all 

I am currently looking for a laptop to use solidworks 2015 daily. 

I have a budget between 1000 and 1500 euros, I can go up to 2000 euros but only if the deal is worth it! 

Added to that, I have only one constraint, the computer must be a 15 inches. 

I found a lot of references but I would like to have the opinions of your references with the pros and cons. 

Thank you in advance for your help. 

Leo 

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See this link

http://www.lynkoa.com/forum/2d/idee-d-ordinateur-portable?page=1

http://www.lynkoa.com/forum/solidworks/pc-portable-pour-sw?page=3

http://www.lynkoa.com/forum/3d/conseil-pour-portable-lowcost-compatible-sw-realview?page=1

that's already what helps you

@+ ;-)

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I wanted to know at the same time if a good gaming computer can do it or is it not recommended? 

it's cheaper and efficient but I don't know if it's optimized for 3D design

Thank you 

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In these prices, a Mac can be great!

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The screen resolution is great, much better than with most PCs.

All you have to do is put a partition in Windows to be able to run SolidWorks.

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A mac is way too expensive for my need 2700 euros in first price is impossible for me 

 

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Hello

I don't see the point of taking a Mac to put windows!!

It doesn't make sense to me...

More and more manufacturers are making portable workstations.

  • Dell: http://www.dell.com/fr/entreprise/p/workstations?c=fr&l=fr&ref=SB-4-worksation-tile&s=bsd
  • Hp: http://store.hp.com/FranceStore/Merch/List.aspx?sel=NTB&ctrl=f&fc_sb_zbook=1&jumpid=cp_r163_fr/fr/pc_comm/workstations/mobileworkstations
  • Lenovo: http://shop.lenovo.com/fr/fr/laptops/thinkpad/p-series/
  • Fujitsu: http://www.fujitsu.com/fr/products/computing/pc/workstations/celsius-h760/index.html

See you.

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Hello

I've been running with a DELL precision 15 7000 series (see full description in PJ) since the beginning of July 2016 and it works perfectly for SW2015 plus Epdm.

Kind regards


dell_precision_15_serie_7000_-_i7_-_16go.pdf
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@remrem I did it for a while and unfortunately the windows partition on a mac doesn't handle the fan well, causing overheating. Since then I have installed inventor light (mac edition) and I am satisfied with it

There is still for macs the possibility to use autocad and to have tried (30 days) it works very well on a macbook pro 13.3 (and not a recent one) 

but you have to like Autocad......

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Thank you all for your help, I think I can find my way around all this! 

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@Gerald: "But you have to like Autocad...... "

And above all, draw with a 13.3" screen!

Your use of inventor on Mac OS (if I understood correctly) is something else. I completely understand it since you use your mac with its OS.

For SW it's something else entirely, since once again you have to put Windows there. And at  this point, I still don't see why buy a mac at a price not comparable with a more powerful pc all that to change OS...

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Hello, @D. Roger, your offer is within @leo.pernin's budget but because you got a nice discount, it's not saying that we're all the same. Even if it's worth inquiring, it's not said that this computer fits into your budget.

 

Sincerely, have a good week

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a nice tool ;-)

http://www.microkdo.com/pc-portables-hauts-de-gamme-a-partir-de-350-ttc/2454-station-graphique-dell-m4700-core-i7-3740qm-16go-256go-ssd-156-full-hd-webcam-quadro-win-7-64bits.html

it should work well for your request

@+

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See this link There are promotions

http://www.microkdo.com/5-pc-portables-hauts-de-gamme-a-partir-de-350-ttc

there is enough to find shoes to your foot for SW

@+ ;-)

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