Budget Rendering Laptop

[lockdown744]

I am planning to buy a laptop for rendering purposes with a little bit of gaming on the side I found 4 different configurations of hardware
these are the following:
lenovo y530 - i7 8750H/gtx1050ti
asus tuf fx505 - ryzen 7 3550H/gtx 1660ti
asus tuf fx504 - i5 8300H/gtx 1060
lenovo y530 - i7 8750H/gtx1060
I dont have any idea which is of this one is better because the ryzen variant is cheaper then the i7 with 1060 but it has a better gpu
the programs that I will use the most will be autocad, solid works, adobe premiere and blender

 

[AngelTech]

I believe Intel processors run Adobe programs better I am not too sure about the other programs

 

[richiestang_78]

I would get the asus tuf fx505 with the Ryzen and 1660ti. The 1660ti is a much stronger card then the 1060 so if GPU power is primarily important get that, although I know some programs favor Intel pretty heavily. I think you should probably say which applications you plan on using so others more experienced can give you a better answer.

 

[AngelTech]

I've tried looking at charts to help you but I can't find any APU charts for Intel OR AMD that use any of the programs you said

 

[lockdown744]

I would get the asus tuf fx505 with the Ryzen and 1660ti. The 1660ti is a much stronger card then the 1060 so if GPU power is primarily important get that, although I know some programs favor Intel pretty heavily. I think you should probably say which applications you plan on using so others more experienced can give you a better answer.

I will be using 3d modeling softwares like autocad and solid works since I am taking an engineering course
I am also working a part time job where I use adobe premiere and blender
also edited the main post
thank you for the info

 

[lockdown744]

I've tried looking at charts to help you but I can't find any APU charts for Intel OR AMD that use any of the programs you said

I have the same problem and the only information about gpu rendering power I have is from the video of gamers nexus

 

[richiestang_78]

You may want ti hit forums for the specific programs or forums more geared towards rendering then the general software/hardware help this forum has to offer.