Min spec Win Laptop for CompareMyLap and SCHD playback
10-02-2017, 05:13 PM
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Min spec Win Laptop for CompareMyLap and SCHD playback
In terms of modern processors and memory, what is the minimum spec Windows (10) Laptop that will properly run CompareMyLap and the AIM software suite with good performance (i.e., no materials delays, pauses in playback, etc.)?
10-02-2017, 05:25 PM
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Pretty much anything at Best Buy in the $600-$800 range will do. Integrated graphics are not as good as dedicated graphics, but neither of these programs will tax those severely.
i recommend Core i5 or equivalent, at least 500 GB and preferably 1 TB storage, but more than that, the brightest screen you can find, and an integrated SD card slot.
Again, the integrated graphics in the last 24 months are very good and equal to dedicated laptop GPU’s of 36-48 months ago.
i recommend Core i5 or equivalent, at least 500 GB and preferably 1 TB storage, but more than that, the brightest screen you can find, and an integrated SD card slot.
Again, the integrated graphics in the last 24 months are very good and equal to dedicated laptop GPU’s of 36-48 months ago.
10-02-2017, 05:31 PM
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Pretty much anything at Best Buy in the $600-$800 range will do. Integrated graphics are not as good as dedicated graphics, but neither of these programs will tax those severely.
i recommend Core i5 or equivalent, at least 500 GB and preferably 1 TB storage, but more than that, the brightest screen you can find, and an integrated SD card slot.
Again, the integrated graphics in the last 24 months are very good and equal to dedicated laptop GPU’s of 36-48 months ago.
i recommend Core i5 or equivalent, at least 500 GB and preferably 1 TB storage, but more than that, the brightest screen you can find, and an integrated SD card slot.
Again, the integrated graphics in the last 24 months are very good and equal to dedicated laptop GPU’s of 36-48 months ago.
10-02-2017, 05:33 PM
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Agreed. Most anything in the $700+ range will work fine. I would look for the bright screen, SD card slot, and largest hard drive you can. It's really the storage space that starts to matter if you don't want to have to keep off loading all your files.
I'm assuming you'll do analysis on the same computer. That shouldn't be a problem either.
I'm assuming you'll do analysis on the same computer. That shouldn't be a problem either.