Hi guys! Hope you enjoy😁 Let me know which computer you have your eye on☺️ ⏰TIME STAMPS: 0:00 Intro 1:22 My lenovo thinkpad P51 2:47 Transportability 3:46 Computer vs Tablet 4:35 4 crucial things to look out for 5:24 RAM random access memory 6:23 GPU graphics card 7:46 SSD/HDD storage space 8:58 Apple vs Microsoft 10:52 Aesthetics 11:45 Gaming laptops for architects and interior designers 12:24 Computer brands for architecture and interior design Leave me a 🖥️ below to let me know you enjoyed it☺️
This video is so underrated! You explain everything so well in an easy to understand way, without skipping over the important technical details. Very helpful!
You summarized all information I needed so clearly. THANK YOU. I wish I watched this 5 hours ago, which was complete waste of time watching other videos and google search...
First thing to consider is the graphics card . If you got a laptop with a decent graphics card every thing will come along. No need to worry about processor or RAM ,storage .So gaming laptop is cheap and faster than most of workstation laptops out there.
True mate, dont ever think of buying a laptop without dedicated gpu for architecture, there are many popular ultra books out there,out of which many dont have a dedicated graphics, even many dell xps dont have that. I have seen many youtube channels promoting these laptops coz of lack of knowledge. some times last year laptop models with great gpu outperforms current gen by far.
very helpful. I will be starting my interior design program this July and Want to buy a new laptop. You made it so easy for me which one to choose!!!! looove it!
Tbh, it seems lots of people look at this kind of video to justify buying Macbook but forget the hardware aspect and importantly OS compatibility, it's understandable since people assume that expensive = fast.
Very knowledgeable...🤓... Any gaming PC Desktop...combination is best for those into 3D modeling...Hdd-1 Tb...PCU- any I7 intel...or Ryzen 7 AMD... Graphic card- Any 2000 series Nvidia or it competition from Radion graphic... Also... laptop are for presentation... still capable of running most of your needed programs... 🤓
Very true, can't go wrong with the specs you just mentioned - although we think using an SSD as a boot drive is also needed these days, instead of solely relying on HDDs for storage. (Although, this is something you can modify yourself later on - just check out our 'how to upgrade your laptop's hard drive' vid for tips 😃👍). And of course, you are right, desktops will outperform laptops. Every time! Thanks for watching! 👌Laz
So I'm confused. Every single article and list I've read has put MacBook pro at the top of interior design laptop lists. I despise Windows (have always had it), and was excited to try a Mac for the first time. Not even sure how to pick at this point
We have yet to test them, but have heard good things about this new line of Mac's with their own M1 chips. - they should get the job done! Although I will say that some 3D & architecture programs have been optimised for Windows systems - do a little research, and find out what your most used software packages recommend using! In this day & age you can get very capable computers using either systems, so some of it does boil down to personal taste & preference...hope this helps!👌Laz
No, most architecture programs are "rooted" on windows such as revit and are not ported for m1, you will have to use parallels to use them, and won't be as fast as in an original windows.. Also an windows laptop with a rtx card will be much faster for rendering.. I would like to see some m1 running large autocad projects and rendering large and complex scenes, things that no one shows in TH-cam . It's easy to show m1 running basic house projects... Even my xeon workstation sometimes slows down with these kind of complex things.
hi I want to ask about do architect really need a laptop?becuase I had a MacBook but it is really not ergonomic because screen and keyboard is stick together,either I had to bow down the neck or lift up the arm to use,so I just wonder do architect really need a laptop, if do not need I just want to use PC instead, and I can use more comfortable mechanical keyboard
Hi, really enjoyed this video, it was quite informative. I am an interior design student and am unsure as to if my laptop is good enough to last me through this degree. It is an Acer Spin 5, 16GB RAM, has an Intel Core i7, and I believe it has an intel iris plus graphics card. Do you think this laptop would be strong enough? I have been told that the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 4GB GDDR5 graphics card would work, so is mine around the same in ability?
I have Lenovo legion 5 pro laptop but sometimes it crashes program with top end GPU and CPU so i prefer anyone to take a desktop ( PC) rather than Laptop Laptop will become hot but desktop ( pc ) will come with liquid cooling system with the same amount which cost high end laptop
haha thats a really good question. In my opinion I think that they don't add much to the users experience (but thats just my opinion). You may like it though :)
Hi Thanks for the vedio. How many inch is the screen. Can you please send me the link of the lenove thinkpad As I googled it I find out there is lots of them .
You're right, the programs that use the interior designer ( lumios , 3DS, Revit, etc...) are not suitable for Macbook M1, I'm sad I can't buy my Macbook.😩. Thanks for this video
Yes I would say so... Just like any design focussed career. Tbh the ThinkPad has a messed up colour calibrator (pantone) that doesn't work amazingly🤦♀️ But each computer (tailored for design work), usually has a colour spectrum & you can choose which is suitable for the type of work you are doing👍
Hi there, you can find some links to similar laptops in the description of our 'SSD upgrade' video, here: th-cam.com/video/sGipXi-Zg8Y/w-d-xo.html - hope this helps!👌D+B
Very informative !! I’m an architect student searching for my first laptop,, is the HP omen 15 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD of storage, with a AMD RYZEN 7 processor an alternative that will last me long? The laptops are very expensive so I want one that will last me a couple of years at least
Hi, both of us are using similar configurations on our laptops to the one you have just mentioned, and we are both pretty happy with our 'workhorses' - been using them for a couple years now without any problems as well - so in that sense yes, it does sounds like a safe bet! Tbh, we are both on Intel (i7) processors, so we have yet to test out AMD's Ryzen line, but I'm hearing good things - and the HP omen sounds like great value for the money! One thing I would look up, if people have tested Ryzen 7 processors working with software you are using/will be using for your studies (eg. Rendering software, Adobe suite, etc.) Hope this helps 🙂 D+B
Hello there! Me again 😊 I heard people saying that RTX 3050 4GB VRAM will not perform as well as an RTX 1660Ti with 6GB VRAM. Is that true? Can the 3050 work well for architecture?
Same question here! Right now I’m leaning more towards the 3050 because of the ray tracing capabilities and DLSS. If ever I do go for it fingers-crossed that 4gb Vram will be enough.
Honestly Im not too sure. I like to see everyone's consensus once a product has been out for a while- this is fairly new I think? Sorry Im not much help!😅
You will run out of RAM by loading heavy Revit or rhino programs, which is why everyone agrees that the 1660ti is better. Having ray tracing isn't a big deal year as most softwares haven't been updated to take advantage other than some render engines. I definitely would go for a 1660ti over the 3050
Hi I'm an architecture student I'm going to buy my 1st laptop which is acer predator i7 , rtx 3050 4gb graphic,16gb ram,512 ssd ,11th gen is this worth for handling architecture software ??or anything alternative for this?
Hi guys! Hope you enjoy😁 Let me know which computer you have your eye on☺️
⏰TIME STAMPS:
0:00 Intro
1:22 My lenovo thinkpad P51
2:47 Transportability
3:46 Computer vs Tablet
4:35 4 crucial things to look out for
5:24 RAM random access memory
6:23 GPU graphics card
7:46 SSD/HDD storage space
8:58 Apple vs Microsoft
10:52 Aesthetics
11:45 Gaming laptops for architects and interior designers
12:24 Computer brands for architecture and interior design
Leave me a 🖥️ below to let me know you enjoyed it☺️
what is the difference between architecture vs interior architecture. Pros and cons
This video is so underrated! You explain everything so well in an easy to understand way, without skipping over the important technical details. Very helpful!
Thank you 🤗🤗🤗
You summarized all information I needed so clearly. THANK YOU. I wish I watched this 5 hours ago, which was complete waste of time watching other videos and google search...
You're so welcome Lena🤗💗
Lo mismo pensé yo! 👍😂
First thing to consider is the graphics card . If you got a laptop with a decent graphics card every thing will come along. No need to worry about processor or RAM ,storage .So gaming laptop is cheap and faster than most of workstation laptops out there.
True mate, dont ever think of buying a laptop without dedicated gpu for architecture, there are many popular ultra books out there,out of which many dont have a dedicated graphics, even many dell xps dont have that. I have seen many youtube channels promoting these laptops coz of lack of knowledge. some times last year laptop models with great gpu outperforms current gen by far.
@@vmafarah9473which one do you recommend
very helpful. I will be starting my interior design program this July and Want to buy a new laptop. You made it so easy for me which one to choose!!!! looove it!
Oh best of luck Sheryll! 🍀And thank you so much 🙏🤍🤍
this video was so helpful
Oh thank you so much💗🤗 And best of luck! 🍀🙏
Tbh, it seems lots of people look at this kind of video to justify buying Macbook but forget the hardware aspect and importantly OS compatibility, it's understandable since people assume that expensive = fast.
Thank you for sharing experience! It helps me a lot.
Thank you for the comment I appreciate it! 🤗💖
Great explaining thankkkksss🧸🩹🤓
🖥 Cool advice in choosing the right device for the design world - thanks for the insight D&B👍
No problem😁
Very knowledgeable...🤓... Any gaming PC Desktop...combination is best for those into 3D modeling...Hdd-1 Tb...PCU- any I7 intel...or Ryzen 7 AMD... Graphic card- Any 2000 series Nvidia or it competition from Radion graphic... Also... laptop are for presentation... still capable of running most of your needed programs... 🤓
Very true, can't go wrong with the specs you just mentioned - although we think using an SSD as a boot drive is also needed these days, instead of solely relying on HDDs for storage. (Although, this is something you can modify yourself later on - just check out our 'how to upgrade your laptop's hard drive' vid for tips 😃👍).
And of course, you are right, desktops will outperform laptops. Every time! Thanks for watching! 👌Laz
So I'm confused. Every single article and list I've read has put MacBook pro at the top of interior design laptop lists. I despise Windows (have always had it), and was excited to try a Mac for the first time. Not even sure how to pick at this point
We have yet to test them, but have heard good things about this new line of Mac's with their own M1 chips. - they should get the job done!
Although I will say that some 3D & architecture programs have been optimised for Windows systems - do a little research, and find out what your most used software packages recommend using!
In this day & age you can get very capable computers using either systems, so some of it does boil down to personal taste & preference...hope this helps!👌Laz
We took our daughter to visit a university for ID. We asked about laptops and they said to stay away from Mac.
No, most architecture programs are "rooted" on windows such as revit and are not ported for m1, you will have to use parallels to use them, and won't be as fast as in an original windows..
Also an windows laptop with a rtx card will be much faster for rendering..
I would like to see some m1 running large autocad projects and rendering large and complex scenes, things that no one shows in TH-cam . It's easy to show m1 running basic house projects... Even my xeon workstation sometimes slows down with these kind of complex things.
I have a Mac from 2019 ( but it might be a 2018 model) and sketch up doesn’t even open 😭😭.
Sending prayers lol- I've been there!!! 😅😅
Good afternoon how are you doing do you have a idea how i can get auto cad install on my chrome book laptop
hi I want to ask about do architect really need a laptop?becuase I had a MacBook but it is really not ergonomic because screen and keyboard is stick together,either I had to bow down the neck or lift up the arm to use,so I just wonder do architect really need a laptop, if do not need I just want to use PC instead, and I can use more comfortable mechanical keyboard
Hi, really enjoyed this video, it was quite informative. I am an interior design student and am unsure as to if my laptop is good enough to last me through this degree. It is an Acer Spin 5, 16GB RAM, has an Intel Core i7, and I believe it has an intel iris plus graphics card. Do you think this laptop would be strong enough? I have been told that the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 4GB GDDR5 graphics card would work, so is mine around the same in ability?
I have Lenovo legion 5 pro laptop but sometimes it crashes program with top end GPU and CPU so i prefer anyone to take a desktop ( PC) rather than Laptop
Laptop will become hot but desktop ( pc ) will come with liquid cooling system with the same amount which cost high end laptop
3050 IS A BETTER OPTION.
Does touchscreen laptops help in anyway while using softwares?
haha thats a really good question. In my opinion I think that they don't add much to the users experience (but thats just my opinion). You may like it though :)
I bought a touchscreen to give one a try. I hate it. Unless it's a phone or a tablet I don't use for serious work, I will never buy one again.
Hi
Thanks for the vedio.
How many inch is the screen.
Can you please send me the link of the lenove thinkpad
As I googled it I find out there is lots of them .
15 inches & my lenovo is the P51😁
@@dantierandbalogh
Thanks so much
You're right, the programs that use the interior designer ( lumios , 3DS, Revit, etc...) are not suitable for Macbook M1, I'm sad I can't buy my Macbook.😩. Thanks for this video
You're welcome! Good luck with the laptop issues 🥲
Hello there! Is colour accuracy important for architecture?
Yes I would say so... Just like any design focussed career. Tbh the ThinkPad has a messed up colour calibrator (pantone) that doesn't work amazingly🤦♀️ But each computer (tailored for design work), usually has a colour spectrum & you can choose which is suitable for the type of work you are doing👍
@@dantierandbalogh I see, thanks!
thanks::, interesting
Hey i was wondering..Is university of Nottingham good for interior design for bachelor's degree?
can you plz send me a link where I can by 1 laptop online
Hi there, you can find some links to similar laptops in the description of our 'SSD upgrade' video, here: th-cam.com/video/sGipXi-Zg8Y/w-d-xo.html - hope this helps!👌D+B
💻 Great video sharing through experience a wealth of knowledge
You're welcome☺️☺️
Very informative !! I’m an architect student searching for my first laptop,, is the HP omen 15 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD of storage, with a AMD RYZEN 7 processor an alternative that will last me long? The laptops are very expensive so I want one that will last me a couple of years at least
Hi, both of us are using similar configurations on our laptops to the one you have just mentioned, and we are both pretty happy with our 'workhorses' - been using them for a couple years now without any problems as well - so in that sense yes, it does sounds like a safe bet!
Tbh, we are both on Intel (i7) processors, so we have yet to test out AMD's Ryzen line, but I'm hearing good things - and the HP omen sounds like great value for the money! One thing I would look up, if people have tested Ryzen 7 processors working with software you are using/will be using for your studies (eg. Rendering software, Adobe suite, etc.) Hope this helps 🙂 D+B
Hello there! Me again 😊 I heard people saying that RTX 3050 4GB VRAM will not perform as well as an RTX 1660Ti with 6GB VRAM. Is that true? Can the 3050 work well for architecture?
Same question here! Right now I’m leaning more towards the 3050 because of the ray tracing capabilities and DLSS. If ever I do go for it fingers-crossed that 4gb Vram will be enough.
Honestly Im not too sure. I like to see everyone's consensus once a product has been out for a while- this is fairly new I think? Sorry Im not much help!😅
@@dantierandbalogh Alright, it's okay! Thanks for responding :)
You will run out of RAM by loading heavy Revit or rhino programs, which is why everyone agrees that the 1660ti is better. Having ray tracing isn't a big deal year as most softwares haven't been updated to take advantage other than some render engines. I definitely would go for a 1660ti over the 3050
@@andy01993 have you tried it? What device you rocking?
Hi I'm an architecture student
I'm going to buy my 1st laptop which is acer predator i7 , rtx 3050 4gb graphic,16gb ram,512 ssd ,11th gen is this worth for handling architecture software ??or anything alternative for this?
Sounds like a solid enough system Mohammed - anything with similar to those specs should get the job done. Thanks for watching! 👌Laz
GET 3060 INSTEAD, GET OLDER CPU , LUMION 80% DEP. ON GRAPHICS
@@yasirassociates4373 yeah I got 3060 rtx lenovo legion 5 and it's awsm
R u architect.. Or interior design
Bit of both😅 but mostly interior side
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Thank you!☺️☺️
I came here to see u
I don't have any interest in architecture u r so cute