Designers need to follow three principles when purchasing computers:
The first principle: Don’t blindly pursue high configurations, the best one is what suits you.
Computers are electronic products with a fast update cycle. Don’t blindly pursue high-end configurations, as even high-end configurations will fall behind. Computers, like cars, are worthless when used. The most important thing to consider is how much rice you have in your wallet. Taking out a loan to buy a computer is not recommended unless you can cash out quickly. You can configure your computer according to your work needs. Buying 3090 for daily office work and watching dramas is a waste.
The second principle: buy big brands, don’t buy niche brands, don’t go to computer stores to buy computers
Don’t buy small brands. Price aside, smaller brands don’t offer the same durability and versatility as larger brands. In addition, although the prices in Computer City are lower, there are more pitfalls you know. Try to go to JD.com Tmall flagship store to buy hardware.
The third principle: Do not buy a professional graphics card
Leadtek or a professional designer's graphics card. The performance and cost performance are not as good as game cards. The rendering speed of game graphics cards at the same price is worse than professional graphics cards.
Computer recommendation:
This configuration and appearance are very attractive to me. It is equipped with R7-6800HS standard voltage processor and has Radeon680M core display. Performance is better than the MX570 alone. In addition, there are 16GB of LPDDR5-6400MHz memory and 512GB of PCle4.0 solid state drive , which realizes a short link direct connection with CPU. And a 14.5-inch PureSight super-sensing screen with 3K resolution, 92.5% screen-to-body ratio, and 120Hz refresh rate. There is also △E1, chip-level color correction, suitable for professional work. Built-in 70Wh capacity battery, video playback lasts 15.6 hours. With two full-function interfaces and two USB-A3.2 interfaces, the overall performance is released to 70W.
Okay, that’s it for today’s sharing.