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By breterdwh - 8 Years Ago
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MSI, Alienware, MacPro.... What is the best laptop for iclone?
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By jarretttowe - 8 Years Ago
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I got a gigabyte with a 980m in it. It flies. Runs after effects well too.
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By Alien Maniac - 8 Years Ago
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I bought an MSI GT72 laptop (factory Refurbished) at a great price ($1400) on ebay. It can be upgraded for years to come too. Holds 4 SSD M2 and 1 normal ssd, 32GB ram, runs 3 monitors and quality beyond normal for 3d work. If you want an even more powerful com try the MSI workstation, that's much more expensive but the best for 3d. MSI laptops are easy for user upgrades and no it does not void the warranty either unless you break something (not likely).
Happy hunting for the right one for you........
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By sbaerman - 8 Years Ago
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I run Iclone on a 3 years old Republic of Gamers Laptop from Asus (I7, GTX 780M) it does do all the work and also some indigo rendering fine. When I am home, I switching still to a larger machine though.
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By Darren01 - 8 Years Ago
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I haven't got a huge budget, but just purchased an entry level COG ASUS for around $1500 Australian dollars
ASUS G551VW
It's got a i7 6700HQ CPU, has NVIDIA 960M graphics
I only just received it yesterday and just got IC6 loaded this morning. Haven't had a lot of chance to play with it, but seems to be working well so far.
My previous i5 laptop 740M GPU couldn't handle it. Been hanging out for a long time to get a laptop worthy of it. So exciting times 
https://www.asus.com/au/ROG-Republic-Of-Gamers/ROG-G551VW/specifications/
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