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Old 30th Sep 2009, 13:41
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Hey guys. In need of a laptop. Im currently doin a photography course. So want one which would be able to cope with a lot of photos etc. Any suggestions would be great...i.e specs etc
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Old 5th Oct 2009, 00:07
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depends, do you do video encoding, gaming or do you just want a basic laptop that you can store photos on?
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Old 5th Oct 2009, 14:34
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hey, no video encoding or gaming. Just for photos really
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Old 5th Oct 2009, 18:42
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heres some stats that i would recomend.

250GB Hard Drive (5200 RPM) - will hold a fair few photos. - 500GB for extreme amounts of photos
1.5 - 2 GHZ Processor OR 2.33 + GHZ if you are doing a lot of photoshop.
2GB DDR2 RAM

thats just your basic stats for viewing, editing, storing photos :)
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Old 5th Oct 2009, 18:52
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2GB of RAM on a machine that's going to be doing a ton of high-res photos? I would look into that first and the CPU second.
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Old 5th Oct 2009, 18:56
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i have not been told how large the photos are and according the the average image size thats what i think... if they the images are hi res i would have 3GB RAM (anything more on a 32 bit system is useless, unless you had 64bit...)

then again my computer copes very well with hi res photos with 2gb ram and 2.33GHZ
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Old 5th Oct 2009, 18:59
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Photographers often shoot massive-res RAW images, there's really no reason not to splurge on RAM in this case.
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