Is this a good hardware to work with graphics and Cad software?
1750387
I do not use the graohics or cad and I can not really help you. The only thing I can say it an average or higher PC, over-all.
1750388
I cannot speak to the Cad software but I use Adobe 6.0 and have had no issues.
1750389
I use Adobe Illustrator and Design along with Blender and, of course, Adobe Photoshop Elements and have had no problems at all. It's a big foot print of a machine, though.
1750390
if you see the graphic card, it is ok. I do not use Cad software. Graphics Coprocessor, NVIDIA GeForce GT 620,Chipset Brand,Intel, NVIDIA,Graphics Card Ram Size,2048 MB
1119112
It certainly can. Intel UMA is really just a fancy term for saying that your graphics system uses the system RAM rather than having its own dedicated memory for graphic rendering. That said, a stand-alone graphics card with its own dedicated (faster) onboard memory will give you better results. It depends on the level of detail and performance you are hoping to achieve but purchasing a reasonably low cost graphics card +/- $100 could drastically improve your gaming experience with this and all games like it.
1455908
It is "graphics challenged" so as long as you aren't seeking to do anything too taxing it will do just fine. This is an Atom processor with 2GB of RAM...it's a FLAT PANEL NETBOOK...would you consider a Netbook (functionality wise) for your use? If so..then yes this will work.. If not you'll need something else.
1721256
I think this processor (CPU) is fine but your GPU is more important. get a good graphics card but you don't have to get the best, there are a lot of $35.00 graphics cards that can work fine.
635222
Yes. The processor and graphics card work wonderful together. Make sure that your mother supports processors LGA 1150 and also has PCI ports (the majority of motherboards do).
81741
Yes on the board, if you use for games, you should buy a graphics card but the motherboard is Goodyear i love it and proccesor 8350
1123609
If you list the make/model of the machine, or the motherboard make/model if its a home built, your question could be answered easily. Otherwise, the memory you asked about does match the speed/spec you listed, so barring any "special" needs it should work. CAD stations *can* have special needs....ECC mem, limited timings support, etc. You could also go to www.crutial.com or www.kingston.com and see if your machine model number is listed in their memory compatibility database...
2197932
Yes Aidn, Of Course. This board will support nVIDIA as well as AMD Discrete GPUs.
1484262
Ya Good, if you have installed any good Graphics Card,Overall 4 Star Performance.You can go for it. Thanks!
424293
You would have to check the requirements, specially in regard to the GPU/3D video requirements, but in my experience it runs well even very heavy business and development software, like Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate, but you'll have to check if the video requirements are up to standards for games.
1833556
I am primarily using it with a professional hi-res monitor and photo work. While it certainly performs at this level, I believe you would want to go with a higher end model for 3D rendering. It will do the work, just too slowly for it to be practical in many cases.
2079350
I think that depends more on the motherboard than the cpu. All the boards I have used with this CPU has on board graphics so I will say yes.
28593
Yes. That is what I have and it runs just fine. A good video card is a plus.
800097
In my opinion; I think it would struggle to run an AutoCAD program. If you read the specs about the software that you have (or are interested in purchasing); it probably tells you the minimum computer hardware requirements.
1799845
You're probably going to want something with a halfway decent graphics card for ant real gaming. For the other stuff should be fine for the money
1896354
"I have not used this computer for graphics or video editing, but for everything that I have used it for (general computer use) it is fantastic. I bought this computer because my tabletop computer couldn't keep up with what I considered basic stuff like surfing the web or working in Excel or Word documents. The old computer would bog down if I had two or three programs going at once, but this laptop is lickity split. No matter how many programs I have running it has never slowed down one little bit, so I would think that it should work just fine with graphics and editing.
1663399
Difficult question to answer due to the fact that there are so many combinations of boards and processors. I am currently using a workstation that I put together using an Intel motherboard with 20 gig of ram, and ( 2 ) Xeon quad core processors. I am using 2 AMD radeon 6800 series cards with this system and it works flawlessly... Good luck with your project, it should work great.