3x Thunderbolt 4 / USB4 40Gbps (support data transfer, Power Delivery 3.0 and DisplayPort 1.4)
1x Headphone / microphone combo jack (3.5mm)
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Yea, high-end specs but integrated graphics. Seems kinda niche that you'd need all that expensive CPU, RAM, etc but wouldn't need any GPU acceleration. I'm sure there are use cases, just something to keep in mind.
Yea, high-end specs but integrated graphics. Seems kinda niche that you'd need all that expensive CPU, RAM, etc but wouldn't need any GPU acceleration. I'm sure there are use cases, just something to keep in mind.
So many applications nowadays are gpu accelerated I'm starting to avoid iris like the plague.
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Yea, high-end specs but integrated graphics. Seems kinda niche that you'd need all that expensive CPU, RAM, etc but wouldn't need any GPU acceleration. I'm sure there are use cases, just something to keep in mind.
RAM is good for running VMs or 1000 Chrome tabs, but your point is well taken.
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So many applications nowadays are gpu accelerated I'm starting to avoid iris like the plague.
Yea, high-end specs but integrated graphics. Seems kinda niche that you'd need all that expensive CPU, RAM, etc but wouldn't need any GPU acceleration. I'm sure there are use cases, just something to keep in mind.
Im a BIM/IT Manager for an architectural firm. While this wouldnt cut it for our designers/job captains because of the integrated graphics,its more than enough for administrators and architects who are mainly in BlueBeam and only in Revit(or other modeling programs) for limited time/use of processes.
Yea, high-end specs but integrated graphics. Seems kinda niche that you'd need all that expensive CPU, RAM, etc but wouldn't need any GPU acceleration. I'm sure there are use cases, just something to keep in mind.
Would this make it ideal for editing large photos in lightroom? I don't think an OLED is necessary but the specs seem good. If someone knows of an alternate laptop with similar system specs and a more traditional screen, that would be helpful
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Agreed, I just wish there are more 32GB options.
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