consiglio notebook per unigraphics nx6

[Crazy Fly]

Hello, with a maximum badge of 800 euros that notebooks recommend me for unigraphics nx6?

Thank you.

 

[IPdesign]

to use nx6 you should have a certified card, so with that number of new stuff you hardly find.
Some also use it with normal (non-framed) nvidia graphics, but it should be proven, risks that at the start of nx the card creates conflicts.

 

[ceschi1959]

Hello, with a maximum badge of 800 euros that notebooks recommend me for unigraphics nx6?

Thank you.

use for 2 years also an asus with nvidia card from 1 gb dedicated (it is not a picture). apart from the operating system (s-view) I found myself well.
for nx fast processor advice, so much ram and a 64-bit so.
You should do that.

Hi.

 

[=ellery=]

Hello baskets,
I also have to buy a notebook and I am undecided among these:

of xps 15 with:
intel® coreTM i5-560m
15.6 high definition wled tl (1366x768) 720p
memory sdram ddr3 double channel from 4.096 mb, 1.333 mhz [2x2.048]serial ata hard drive from 320 gb (7.200 rpm)
graphics card nvidia® geforce® 420m gt 1gb
Burner dvd no bluray
940 euro with 2 years warranty at home

goo vpceb3x5e with:
intel® coretm i5-460m,
320 gb serial ata (7200 rpm)
4 gb 1066mhz ddr3-sdram
Burner dvd no bluray
39,4 cm lcd, 1920x1080 + webcam
ati mobilityradeon hd5650 1gb
899 euro and 2 years guarantee at home

hp pavilion dv6-3105sl with:
intel® coreTM i7-720qm
4 gb ddr3 (1 x 4096 mb)
hd sata from 500 gb (7200 rpm)
led display hp(15,6") 1366x768
ati mobilityradeon hd5650 1gb
Burner dvd no bluray
899 euro guarantee 1 year

I don't know the sw you need to use, but maybe they can interest you

 

[Tequila]

depends on what you have to do... if the notebook you take it to bring it to customers and show the works or do something occasionally it can be good even one without dedicated graphics card, but you already have to work without big pretenses and if there are visual problems you do not have to complain.

if instead you take it to make plans and work all day then we are not there, you have to pass to a 17" and preferably with video card nividia picture fx and the prices are much higher. with 800 euros you will certainly find some good 6300 or hp elite.

evaluate well for what you have to use to not spend money on a machine that you can not even work well

 

[IPdesign]

depends on what you have to do... if the notebook you take it to bring it to customers and show the works or do something occasionally it can be good even one without dedicated graphics card, but you already have to work without big pretenses and if there are visual problems you do not have to complain.

if instead you take it to make plans and work all day then we are not there, you have to pass to a 17" and preferably with video card nividia picture fx and the prices are much higher. with 800 euros you will certainly find some good 6300 or hp elite.

evaluate well for what you have to use to not spend money on a machine that you can not even work well

I to show the work to customers I had taken an acer with 20" screen and nvidia fx graphics

as it rightly says tequila is absolutely not valid to design as the only machine.
graphics are quite penalised, also usually these laptops do not have exaggerated processors such as performance to limit the maximum energy consumption.

for my experience if used as an average design one of the with picture graphics is the minimum.
but remains the fact that a laptop will never replace a fixed to design as you must, without counting the size of the screen.

Palo

 

[Tequila]

...for my experience if used as an average design one of the with picture graphics is the minimum.
but remains the fact that a laptop will never replace a fixed to design as you must, without counting the size of the screen.

Palo

I agree with the fixed to work well at the cad... if then one wants to contain costs or other and have only one pc and necessarily he needs a portable advice then to get a monitor and a keyboard to connect to the laptop when working as a fixed, it becomes much more practical than just working as a keyboard of the laptop.

I did it for work (not cad) on my laptop xps studio 13". working on a 13" screen that is as big as a 4 sheet is improposable and for this I connected it to a 19" monitor on the hdmi output and keyboard on the usb and I worked quietly as it was a fix.

 

[IPdesign]

I agree with the fixed to work well at the cad... if then one wants to contain costs or other and have only one pc and necessarily he needs a portable advice then to get a monitor and a keyboard to connect to the laptop when working as a fixed, it becomes much more practical than just working as a keyboard of the laptop.

I did it for work (not cad) on my laptop xps studio 13". working on a 13" screen that is as big as a 4 sheet is improposable and for this I connected it to a 19" monitor on the hdmi output and keyboard on the usb and I worked quietly as it was a fix.

I know that with what I'm about to say I'll look like a Martian, but I have been projecting for years with 4 monitors 20" flanked and when I use only the laptop, while having this a 20" I realize that space never enough

 

[Tequila]

I work in the office with a 24" and I find myself more than well, at least for the type of work I do, surely if you use 4 screens you will have your work needs. I also saw in companies (stamps) that use at least a couple of monitors per station.... just don't tell me you use it for the flight simulator to be like in the cockpit:biggrin:

 

[IPdesign]

I work in the office with a 24" and I find myself more than well, at least for the type of work I do, surely if you use 4 screens you will have your work needs. I also saw in companies (stamps) that use at least a couple of monitors per station.... just don't tell me you use it for the flight simulator to be like in the cockpit:biggrin:

you did center, use is as a moldist though to actually start it was with 2, then I scraped a workstation and 2 lcd monitors progressed, so I got a second picture ...
the habit and comfort of a large work area is priceless.

with flight simulator I never thought of it:biggrin: mmmm almost...

 

[=ellery=]

Would you guys recommend me one of the configurations I posted?

 

[IPdesign]

I between the 3 variants would stand on the because it is the only one with nvidia card

 

[=ellery=]

thanks to the advice ip but according to this ranking:http://www.notebookcheck.it/schede-grafiche-benchmark-list.2875.0.htmlhd 5650 is much better than gt 420. Do you think it's better anyway?
for the processors I used this ranking:http://www.notebookcheck.it/processori-per-portatili-benchmark.6398.0.htmlin fact they are undecided between the and sony (which has a screen with better resolution)
Help!

 

[IPdesign]

But you have to work with nx?

 

[Tequila]

But you have to work with nx?

What do you need? must design, use it for sporadic changes from the customer or what?

 

[=ellery=]

I use autocad 2/3d, a bit of photoshop (always on small and medium sized files) and sporadic render

 

[cacciatorino]

I use autocad 2/3d, a bit of photoshop (always on small and medium sized files) and sporadic render

then you don't have to put yourself in a discussion about nx, otherwise you just waste time on who tries to help you. you have to open a new discussion by specifying the object of your interest.

 

[Tequila]

I use autocad 2/3d, a bit of photoshop (always on small and medium sized files) and sporadic render

I'm sure you're okay with a supermarket pc because you don't have any particular claims. of the 3 you have listed go more than well. choose what has the best value for money.

 

[Tequila]

among other things you can check here the certified video cards for autocad.
http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servle...ard_sel=29063-4098&cert=1&manufac=4098&card=0

 

[Crazy Fly]

and if I told you that I am using a compaq 6720 s with intel core 2 duo t5270 / 1.4 ghz ( dual-core ), integrated video card and 1 gb ram? I think with a pc of 800-900 euros I should feel some improvement.

use nx for small composite structures and machine components.

What do you say about the Vaio that indicated ellery?

thank you all for the answers.