Pc recommendation

[DARKSPARTANWOLF]

Hey, everyone I’m looking for pc/laptop recommendation. I was wondering what is recommend for 3d modeling, gaming and VR.

I would prefer it to be a laptop. I don’t know what I’m looking for.

Any help would be appreciated

Thanks

 

[TurboCharizard]

Ahoy DARKSPARTANWOLF, depending on what your modelling program of choice is your preference of how you build the machine may change. Programs that are cloud based like OnShape won't need a lot of horsepower for design and rendering. When it comes to locally installed CAD suites Autodesk options tend to be more CPU hungry while Blender tends to strain a GPU more.

 

[jubekai]

How much are you looking/willing to spend?

 

[jubekai]

this looks like this will last you for a couple of years

Asus ROG Zephyrus M16 GU604VI-DS92-CA w/ Core™ i9-13900H, 32GB, 1TB M.2, 16in 1600p 240Hz HDR, RTX 4070, WiFi 6E, Win 11 Home - Laptops / Notebooks - Memory Express Inc.

www.memoryexpress.com

 

[jubekai]

and this one its 500 bucks cheaper

https://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/asus-rog-strix-g16-16-gaming-laptop-eclipse-grey-intel-core-i9-13980hx-1tb-ssd-32gb-ram-geforce-rtx-4060/16691438

 

[PlanetAlexander]

Are you hoping to build it yourself, choose out your parts and have it built for you, or choose a computer where the components are pre-selected?
My current PC was assembled by an Australian company, with parts I chose. I don't know a lot about PC components but did the research to get what I needed. And by doing it that way, they were able to check compatibility of parts, test the computer, and I got three year warranty on it.

I think for VR and 3D modelling, you'll be wanting to look into getting 32GB RAM. Also it's a good idea to make sure the laptop has a SSD.

 

[N8TEBB]

and this one its 500 bucks cheaper

https://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/asus-rog-strix-g16-16-gaming-laptop-eclipse-grey-intel-core-i9-13980hx-1tb-ssd-32gb-ram-geforce-rtx-4060/16691438

a fellow .ca user! greetings

 

[jubekai]

Are you hoping to build it yourself, choose out your parts and have it built for you, or choose a computer where the components are pre-selected?
My current PC was assembled by an Australian company, with parts I chose. I don't know a lot about PC components but did the research to get what I needed. And by doing it that way, they were able to check compatibility of parts, test the computer, and I got three year warranty on it.

I think for VR and 3D modelling, you'll be wanting to look into getting 32GB RAM. Also it's a good idea to make sure the laptop has a SSD.

again

https://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/produc...hx-1tb-ssd-32gb-ram-geforce-rtx-4060/16691438

 

[jubekai]

a fellow .ca user! greetings

west coast?

 

[N8TEBB]

west coast?

southern ontario babyyyyy

 

[SalLyrisse]

Seconding the above question on what your budget is. That will be the real determination of what's the best fit within your range.

Would also recommend checking out Micro Center if you have one relatively close to you. They run deals on new and open-box machines all the time, it's how I got my last Alienware.

 

[ZeldaCat]

Hey, everyone I’m looking for pc/laptop recommendation. I was wondering what is recommend for 3d modeling, gaming and VR.

I would prefer it to be a laptop. I don’t know what I’m looking for.

Any help would be appreciated

Thanks

For gaming, I would recommend a PowerSpec PC based off of my experience.