notebook per solidworks

[nuanda]

Hello everyone!
I am a boy who in September begins mechanical engineering and I have to decide which notebook to buy. I immediately press that the notebook I will take will only serve me for a few years (2, 3 to the maximum) and that my budget is around 500 euros. I'm seriously thinking about this here http://www.asus.it/notebooks/superior_mobility/u32u/#specificationsThat doesn't sound bad. the question I ask you is whether this pc supports a program like solidworks (ram and hd seem appropriate but I'm not sure about video card and processor)
thanks in advance:biggrin:

 

[volaff]

if you go to the solidworks website there are all compatible video cards!

 

[Mike1967]

Hello everyone!
I am a boy who in September begins mechanical engineering and I have to decide which notebook to buy. I immediately press that the notebook I will take will only serve me for a few years (2, 3 to the maximum) and that my budget is around 500 euros. I'm seriously thinking about this here http://www.asus.it/notebooks/superior_mobility/u32u/#specificationsThat doesn't sound bad. the question I ask you is whether this pc supports a program like solidworks (ram and hd seem appropriate but I'm not sure about video card and processor)
thanks in advance:biggrin:

Look, last year I bought this: http://www.asus.it/notebooks/versatile_performance/k52ju/ and I find it going very well with solidworks.
logically I do not work with assemblies from 10000 pieces, but compared to the ws of the office not known big differences in normal use.
if you go to the solidworks website, find the benchmarks of various pcs and notebooks so you can make an idea.

http://www.solidworks.com/sw/support/shareyourscore.htm

 

[nuanda]

I thank you guys for your advice, but at this point I think I will get a nice pc in 2/3 years and in the meantime I buy one from 400 euros :d