- Feb 12, 2021
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With local AI rendering (SD) and gaming (IMO), GPU is most important. I was running SD for a while on a 6GB 2060 but I'd recommend at least 8GB.The problem is RUNDIFFUSION charges per time and not per render and therefore adding more loras and/or upscalers will run up my bill. howver i am in the market for either
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HP Victus Gaming Laptop, 13th Gen Intel Core i7-13620H, 8GB RTX 4060 GPU, 15.6-inch (39.6 cm), FHD, IPS, 144Hz, 16GB DDR4, 1TB SSD
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Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 Gaming Laptop 14th Gen Intel Core i7 Processor (Windows 11 Home/16 GB/1 TB SSD/NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060)
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HP Omen Gaming Laptop,14Th Gen Intel Core I7-14650Hx,Windows 11 Home 8Gb RTX 4060 Gpu,16.1-Inch(40.9 Cm),Fhd,IPS,144Hz,300 Nits,16Gb Ddr5,1Tb Ssd
Will buy during Christmas sales
As for GPU, I'd even sacrifice some other areas to get up to a 4070ti if you could. My PC games just fine on a old R7 2000 series. The GPU changed everything for me when I buddy let me borrow his 4070 for a week when he got a 4090. In that week of testing gaming benchmarks went up massively and I could finally train on SD and such. I won't even go back to trying on the 2060 now that he needed his 4070 back for mining. I'm waiting until I can buy my own and I'm only upgrading the GPU, aiming for a 4070ti Super as that seems like the consensus sweet spot in money to performance.
Feel free to correct me if a more technically proficient user thinks I'm wrong. This is just my take if trying to save money. Get a cheaper CPU to get a better GPU. JMHO.