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• Best laptop for editing in Photoshop

  Best laptop for Photoshop editing? 2015

  If you want to stay with CS6 avoid a laptop with a high resolution screen.  Photoshop UI will be weak and unusable.  Save your money get a laptop with an LCD display with a resolution around 100 PPI.

  Surface Pro 4 is not announced yet rumor is there will be two sizes, 12 "and 14" both will had poster with 2160 x 1440 pixels as the Surface pro 3. Screen 14 '' PPI will then be 140, which should be good for CS6. Windows 10 I hear will be also shipped on the Surface 4 so far the Word Pro is Windows 10 will be better than windows 8 and free for Windows 7 and 8 users.

• What is the best laptop for Photoshop Elements 10?

  I have HP Pavilion g6 Notebook, i5-245 M 2.5 GHZ, 4 GB mwmory, OS 64 bit Windows 7, graphics card Radeon, Eidtior does not, I get the error message ( unable to continue due to hardware or system, sorry, error, but this error in unercoverable).

  So I want to give this one to my son, and I want a new one for me, Bay

  but I don't want to have the same error with my new laptop,

  Therefore a knowledge what is the best laptop for PhotoShop Elements 10?

  Thank you for helping me .

  Buy one that meets or exceeds the system requirements.

• The best laptop for students

  What to look for when buying a laptop for a student? /

  It would depend on a lot of the information that you are not given that it is impossible to answer (even if it is a forum for answers :-)).

  Your major might have something to do with what to look for. You are a journalism major, or perhaps go for engineering? Electrical or mechanical?
  Do you rely on a playground, or for most social networks and email?

  As much as I despise stores big box for technical support and repairs, they make a good starting point for someone who is not too sure of what they want. Find someone out there who seems to know of what they speak and grill them as if they were a suspect of murder :-) You don't necessarily have to buy from them, but write their recommendations, and then store the ' net for the best service and prices. Google and Bing are perfect for things like that and for the comments sellers see what others think of them.

  Good luck and good hunting!

  SC Tom

• Best laptop and monitor for the post-processing digital image

  Hi all

  I'm looking for advice on my best options for a new Dell laptop and the monitor.

  Main use will be post processing of digital images using DxO 10 and Photoshop CS5.  Other I will use Word, Excel and internet access (for my WordPress web site and blog, the video/TV streaming and others).

  Preliminary research suggests one of the Ultrasharp monitors is probably what I need.  I presume that would be connected via a docking station.  I'm also running backup on an external hard drive.

  Most gifted in computer of friends tell me that my new laptop would have better I7 CPU, the more powerful video card stand-alone capable of handling the laptop sufficiently fast RAM, minimum USB3 ports and a HDMI connection.

  I live in Australia and, of course, need suggestions for templates available there.  My budget is of roughly$ 2,500, but I could go a little higher if there is a compelling reason to do so.  While I do not have a lot of use of computing I am not very computer technical, where my request for advice.

  concerning

  Donny

  Hi Donny54,

  All Ultrasharp monitors works well for you. You will need to make sure that the laptop has a port for an external monitor or a docking station.

  http://pilot.search.Dell.com/Dell%20ultrasharp%20monitors

  You should probably review the XPS laptops.

  http://pilot.search.Dell.com/XPS%20laptops

• What is the best laptop for video editing that task my money?

  Hello

  I have Lenovo laptop, I used it for 5 years, until now, I see that it is not good enough to make the work of video editing. So now I think to buy a new laptop for this case, but I am not confident about my knowledge on the area of the laptop. Everyone here knows or has a good knowledge on laptop, please give me a serious opinion, thank you.

  Hi jespong,

  Thanks for posting.

  The first starting point would be to look at the minimum specifications required by the video editing program, and then start looking for laptops with these specifications.  Then look for those that have the best specifications requested by the program and settle for something in between.

  According to your budget, it would be better to buy something that has more than request the program you always want to have the best.

  Kind regards

  Robert

• Best laptop Dell for Photoshop CS6

  Hi all

  I'm a photographer and I'm looking for a Dell laptop that will work well with Photoshop CS6. It seems that Photoshop will not support a screen high ground for Windows so I have to stay at a size of 1920 x 1080 (max).

  I would like to get something that has:

  1. excellent range of colours and precision

  2 IPS, or according to the worst angles of excellent visualization technology

  3 side at least 300 NITS

  Please let me know what you would recommend. I want to stay with Dell because we have owned many of them and feel comfortable with Dell.

  Thank you very much and I appreciate your time!

  best for you,

  Rick

  You can try DELL Inspiron 15-7000 series,

  for complete specifications, please visit it-> http://www.notebookreview.com/notebookreview/dell-inspiron-15-7000-series-review/

• Best laptop game out there?

  Hi, is anyone aware of the best gaming laptop I can find right now? The price is not really a problem at this point, I just want to see what's out there. Thank you!

  Forget the HP. They all fan designs and inadequate heatsink for the heavy game.

  http://www.Pro-star.com/index.cfm?mainpage=ProductDetail&model=X8100&subpage=spec#GoTop

  It has three fans, two are dedicated to the CPU and the GPU, one for each. The laptop is designed specifically for the games.

  Features of this laptop. blows anything HP has out of the water.

• What is the best laptop to use for first Pro 2015 cc?

  I am currently using a Macbook Pro with:

  Processor: 2.9 Ghz Inter Core i7

  Memory: 12 GB 1600 MHz DDr3

  Graphics card: Intel HD Graphics 4000 1526 MB

  Should I update my graphics card?  When I work with .mov, when I read his jerky.

  Eric advice is correct... especially with the 4K more for a standard video.  4K editing or even several stream 1080 p with effects requires a laptop much 'bigger' than what you have.

  In the meantime, before acquring a new machine, you can:

  1. increase the system memory of the laptop, as Eric suggested, of at least 16 GB or more

  2. I suppose that you have only one hard drive Bay and not two in your machine. If you have a spinning mechanical hard drive... is a 7200 RPM or, ESPECIALLY if you have a disk of 5 400 rpm... Replace it with a quality SATA III SSD.

  The best, especially for editing purposes, is the Samsung 850 Pro model... the prices are down and they are now more affordable. Start with a model of this SSD 256 GB or more. Crucial SSD 200 MX are almost the same in quality, but they are cheaper... no other SSD is recommended due to other types of used controllers.

  You would like to clone the image of your hard drive in the new SSD using an external USB 3 docking station to connect the SSD drive in as a "cartridge"... they are cheap (~ $25 - $ 30). Then place the new drive in the internal Bay. Even if you would use that one disc, the new SSD would greatly improve the speed of data read and write operations and overall performance of the computer.

  3. If your machine has 3 USB port, it MAY (or may NOT), be able to take advantage of what we call 'USAP '. This would allow an external drive, such as the Samsung Q1 SSD to operate at nearly the same speed as the internall SSD. For example: a new Samsung 850Pro would go to over 500 MB/sec read and write compared to the humble 150 - 75 MB/s of the HARD original internal drive. A Samsung Q1 might run externally at over 400 MB/sec in reading and enter vs 200 Mbps USB 3 WITHOUT 'USAP '. This would allow you to place all the media, project files, presents a preview and export to the T1, while placing the media cache and the cache files on the disk SSD internal flash for easy removal when the projects are completed. The high-performance T1 can be plugged into other machines to get back to work. Speed training is VERY IMPORTANT and may be the main cause of current sluggish performance, but also inadequate hardware components. Of course, you can ALSO have high speed external port 'Thunderbolt', but using this port storage solutions are very expensive.

  4. MORE IMPORTANT! Since it seems that the GPU on your machine is low, you may need to 'transcode' the images you want to edit in a more EASY codec for your machine to manage.  You can try the DNxHD "visually lossless" codec to Quicktime.  Windows users can also use the "Cineform" free of the Go Pro webssite codec... I don't know if Mac users can use Cineform, being a Windows Guy.

  If you are a serious Editor, you will DEFINITELY need a new machine very soon. For optimal performance, users are building Haswell E Windows desktops with the 5960 X overclocked to 4.5 Ghz CPU and a GPU of NVidia 980ti and either 32 or 64 GB of memory system.  They use a Samsung 850 Pro SSD as a boot drive for the OS, programs and Windows pagefile ONLY.  All other files, go to the new Samsung 950 NVMe PCI DSS Pro who has read more than 2 GB/s speed and 1.5 GB/s write speed AND which is "two-way", meaning that it reads and writes at the same time... Unlike SATA, it relates to one or the other and not BOTH at the same time. For the greater data capacity, a large RAID 0 array off the coast of 3 or moreSamsung 850 SSD Pro motherboard can also provide fast performance.

• Best laptop for work with sequelae

  I need a laptop for the work with adobe after effects, and more. In any case, I need laptop wich will cost no more than € 1400 and will have inside intel core i7, 4 GB memory and graphics Nividia card. Something more pls don't say Apple is the best because I do not like much.

  Thank you.

  8 GB ram looks cool for AE

• Best laptop for work with Adobe CC

  I'm about to buy a new laptop. I did some internet research on what is a good laptop to work with the software Adobe CC. I'm having a hard time getting a response. Does anyone have suggestions on what laptop to get that works with all of the suite No. or minimum questions? I heard that the Nvidia driver has problems with Adobe. That of just 10 Windows or is it ok for Windows 8? I hate to get an older version when a new version is released, any suggestion that someone can provide would be appreciated. Although you can specify what system requirements I should look for. It must be that this laptop to last me for a while, so I don't want to get something that is obsolete in a year or two.

  Discussion of video editing PC laptop - https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2159438

• Best laptop for video editing

  This has probably been asked before but I can't find a discussion.

  Does anyone have the chips for the specifications, which would be ideal for HD playback without lag in Adobe Premiere cc2015 +?

  Laptops that I am considering include the line of ASUS ROG game... but my main question is;

  the 4 GB dedicated graphics card will be "brand or a break" for a smooth ultra HD playback in my calendar?

  This would be for an extraordinary effect of intensive work and a lot of video track overlay and the use of plugins for mainly music videos where nuanced reading is essential for a quality cut.

  Thank you!

  You can check: FAQ: what are the system requirements for the desktop creative cloud application and each creative cloud App?

  and First Pro CC FAQ, see: what hardware will make first Pro CC run even better?

• Best laptop for Premiere Pro CC 2015?

  Hello

  I have a good system in my homeoffice, but now I need a laptop too, for when I m working in another office in the city. I m in a bit of a hurry and have not caught up to lately on all new laptops and things, so I hope that some of you guys are going to give it a try and help me with this one ;-)

  I already have a laptop old 4 year with only 4 GB of RAM and even if it was reasonable employment years in Photoshop CS4 etc it really doesn´t work for anything other than Word, and internetbrowsing more.

  So I need a laptop that will be good, but not a portable workstation $ 10,000...

  I mainly edit AVCHD files and nothing above 1080 50 p, but who knows if I have to deal with 4 K less than a year. The 4K is not a real dealbreaker - 1080 will be fine for a while, but I guess, as I mainly edit videos for use online. In addition, first, I use Indesign, Photoshop. Illustrator and Lightroom a lot.

  As I have VM will be sitting in a small office with two other people, I really need a laptop computer that is not a lot of noise when idle or normal use (like photoshop, etc.) I can live with a little bit of noise during video encoding/export, but not while I'm edditing in first...

  I thought about the ASUS ROG G751JT-T7018H - wich comes with 16 GB of RAM, 256 GB SSD + 1 TB of HARD drive / 7200 RPM,.

  NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970M - 3 GB of GDDR5 memory and love at first sight...

  So the pricetag would be about $2500 I guess - Don t want to spend more. Anyone with experiences with this laptop - including noiselevel?

  My question is (and these question are general issues - not only on the the ASUS mentioned above):

  1 is 16 GB enough RAM - or 32 will make a huge difference? I don't see much improvements when I upgraded my office from 24 to 64 GB of RAM...

  2 Geforce Wich xxxM cards should be avoided - if any? The 970M is supported?

  3 wouldn't be better with a 1 TB drive SSD instead of 256 GB SSD + 1 TB HARD drive? Heat - and noisewise?

  4 think I read somewhere that an external drive (RAID) with crush could speed up things - do smooth editing - any thoughts on love at first sight?

  If you have any suggestions or experiences with Adobe CC running on any of the latest laptops from 2014/2015, please share them.

  THX in advance - and sorry for the long post...

  See you soon

  Well I'm not at all shocking in my family room with it when using the GPU or CPU for the full load running during benchmark PPBM very, but I would not compare to an office altogether.  But then how many times you'd see these extremes during a real edition session.when this is true almost completely silent and my use is current alternative 100% and I'm running the GPU for 50% memory overclocked clock.  It is a G750, I've not seen a G751 but I doubt they changed this aspect of the design.

• What is the best laptop to use with Photoshop CS5?

  I don't want to spend more than $3,000 for this laptop.

  I'll also use this laptop for Dreamweaver, Flash and Illustrator.

  
  All suites - tips v Design Premium Web Premium?

  I'm getting into web development after having been out of commercial art and design for 15 years.

  Thank you.

  You can get a laptop big Cyberpower PC that will run Photoshop. You must follow certain basic requirements as much as RAM and CPU. My article here: http://robertoblake.com/blog/2011/07/building-a-photoshop-cs5-computer/ has some good general information on what you need. However, here are the basics.

  Try to ensure that the hard disk of the diving is 5400-7200 tr / MIN, at least 500GB, 4-8GB of RAM, try to avoid embedded video if you can help it, video 1 GB is ideal, but you can live with 512 MB processor: Dual-Quad Core 2.0 GHz or better.

  Your going to want an external hard very portable, not only for backup, but set as you Photoshop Scratch Disk, recommend it be SSD (Solid State Drive)

  I highly recommend picking up this laptop: http://www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/Xplorer_X6-9200_Gaming_Notebook/

  Quad Core, 8 GB RAM to speeds of CPU maximum of 2.2 - 3.0 GHz, 2 GB NVIDIA graphics card, 640 GB HDD, all for under $900

  You see the game computers are perfect for Photoshop, the power required to run games more advanced far exceeds the resources necessary to function well Photoshop and other Adobe applications. This should be everything you need and much more.

• Best laptop for Premiere Pro edition?

  I used my Sony Vaio more than 4 years, it's getting a bit long in the tooth.  Does anyone have a preference or aversion for certain brands of laptops?  At this point, I'm leaning toward a Dell... mainly because it allows a second hard drive and a lot of horses.   A second HD is apparently no longert an option with Sony.  Any help will be greatly appreciated!

  Yes, I understand this thing of technology. I not my whole Sager upward again, and that they were already providing it with HARD drive 300 GB. I see now it is up to 500 GB! Well, that's progress. Also, I noticed that a fully tricked-out unit is now about US$ 400 less than what I paid, and there are tons of improvements - faster, bigger and cheaper... Yet, my unit has served me very well in extreme conditions, so I have no room to complain.

  Good luck

  Hunt