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These are the best laptops for AnSys in 2021, with a big and bright, HDR, high color accuracy 16:9 or 16:10 touch screen capable of 4K UHD resolution on a 15.6", 16" or 17" OLED display, and the professional systems analysis power of a Core i7, i9, or Intel Xeon CPU paired with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5000 or Quadro workstation graphics processor. When you power your engineering work flow with 6TB of M.2 NVMe SSD and up to 128GB of DDR4 RAM, optionally ECC for high security applications, through a 5GHz boost clock CPU, uploading and downloading data over stable Gigabit LAN or WiFi 6, you'll have no issues engineering on these laptops from Acer, ASUS and Lenovo. ➡ 1. ASUS ProArt StudioBook Pro 17: https://geni.us/SJQyfoU ➡ 2. Lenovo ThinkPad P53: https://geni.us/n3b2sDR ➡ 3. Acer ConceptD 7: https://geni.us/aFBQf ____________________________________________________________ 📖 Transcript: These are the best laptops for ansys software in 2021, welcome to Which Laptop. Number 3 Acer ConceptD 7 The ConceptD 7 is a power-hungry designer's dream machine, as you can tell by the Pantone validated 4K UHD display with 100% Adobe RGB colour gamut - providing a professional colour accuracy for viewing AnSys software designs or these shoes, I suppose. That in addition to the Ezel Hinge for comfortable working positions while using a supported Wacom pen for tactile design. The Xeon workstation CPU or 10th Gen Core i7 as linked below can easily run AnSys, especially when paired with a Quadro RTX 5000 graphics chip for true professional performance, while Dual AeroBlade 3D fans keep it cool and silent. You’ll only find ECC RAM in professional machines requiring premium reliability, and the ConceptD 7 has up to 32GB of it, DDR4 to be exact, alongside up to 2TB of NVMe storage, the fastest non volatile memory money can buy, in RAID 0, which makes it even faster. So while it has less storage than the ThinkPad P53, the raw data speeds are miles ahead of almost everything else. Number 2 Lenovo ThinkPad P53 The Lenovo ThinkPad P53 has different models featuring either an Intel Xeon or Core i9 CPU - the difference being that Xeon workstation CPUs have a higher possible core count than the consumer counterpart, and the i9 has higher clock speeds. The Ansys website says it will “perform very well on Intel Xeon Scalable processors” so we’d choose the Xeon version here. This machine runs an incredibly vivid HDR OLED display, with screen shattering Dolby Vision and rich Dolby Atmos speakers. The potential 128GB of DDR4 RAM is almost unheard of in a laptop - and, in fact, quite rare even in a desktop, but that’s great news for engineering, architectural, or 3D modelling software in general. For context, that’s as much capacity in memory alone as many phones and laptops have on their entire hard drive. Speaking of storage, with up to 6TB of hard drive, save yourself the hassle of external hard drives and store all your project files and 3D renderings on one incredibly powerful device. Number 1 ASUS ProArt StudioBook Pro 17 The ASUS StudioBook S, now renamed to the ASUS ProArt StudioBook Pro 17, is ultra-mobile powerhouse for professional creatives, again, Pantone validated with 97% colour accuracy across DCI-P3 on a 16:10 nanoedge display, and it comes with a couple unique features - such as the innovative NumPad displayed across your touch pad, and convenient hot keys for AutoDesk macros. It’s no surprise that it’s housing an Intel Xeon CPU and NVIDIA Quadro GPU, but the RAID 0 storage array with up to 6 giga BYTE per second data speeds is really something special. It’s fast inside and out, with Gigabit class WiFi 6 and Thunderbolt 3, and it has a powerful enough fan system to keep it cool and quiet, even while running Ansys, or other engineering softwares. ⏱ Timestamps: 0:00 - 0:05 Intro 0:06 - 1:09 Acer ConceptD 7 1:10 - 2:11 Lenovo ThinkPad P53 2:12 - 3:05 ASUS ProArt StudioBook Pro 17

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