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On 23/12/2013 3:13 AM, Jim Henderson wrote:
> On Mon, 23 Dec 2013 00:12:46 +0000, Stephen wrote:
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> The thing for Blender is if you use the Cycles rendering engine, you'll
> want an nVidia higher-end GPU, which will add to the cost.
I don't I use the internal renderer. Then Export a mesh and render in
PovRay. So I think that I will get away without worrying about that. I
hope. :-)
>
> What I currently use as a laptop is what I bought 2 years ago - a Dell
> N7110 laptop. 8 GB of memory, i7 CPU, integrated Intel graphics. Gets
> the job done, and is even better than the newer desktop I have (8 cores
> rather than 4). But it does weigh like a laptop, too.
>
For Dell read Toshiba and that is me.
The machine needs a spring clean possibly a re-install of all my
applications and a clean up of the services and processes I do not use.
Sigh!
>>> I understand the Acer ultrabooks are pretty good, though.
>>
>> Thanks, I'll have a look at them. It will be a good place to start. I
>> had an Acer laptop the one before last. It might have been the one
>> before that, even. It gave good service and I had no trouble with it.
>
> That's always a promising start. :)
>
I hope so.
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Regards
Stephen
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