Notebook for AutoCAD, Revit and Rendering

Hello to all,
my old 2011 laptop is dead, it had i7 (2nd gen), 8gb ram (initially 4gb) geforce gt540m (1gb), and 500gb ssd (purchased 1 year ago)

I would like a notebook to use CAD and BIM (Revit) software for 3d modeling and rendering and graphics software. It will not be the main PC I will work with, but having to buy a personal notebook for the internet and media, I also want it useful for working if needed.
As dimensions I would like a 15 "with keypad, some usb3 socket, hdmi output to connect monitor / tv. Having replaced two fans in my 2 previous notebooks, the dissipation part is very important.
I would like to get a CLEVO or similar, for future upgrades and because they seem to have better dissipation.

I saw the CLEVO NH55ADY but aesthetically I don't like it and I still don't know for my use whether to prefer a desktop CPU like the Ryzen 3600 or whether to look for a model with a mobile 4600h CPU

Advice?

 

Hi, I still have doubts about what to buy ... advice?

 

Where (what country) are you buying this notebook, and what is your budget? You might want to fill out our FAQ so we can accurately recommend something.

Off hand, I would probably point you towards a gaming notebook. The MSI Bravo 15 comes to mind for offering a Ryzen 7 4800H processor and reasonably power graphics (Radeon RX 5500M).

Charles

 

If TS is using it at home mostly, the Clevo NH5#A@ with those desktop CPU are highly suggested. Once the new BIOS is released for the 5k series CPU, a swap for the new CPU will give the current performance a boost. Certainly, be it 3k or 5k series Ryzen CPUs, the default 62whr battery will not last u a full journey when u're out from home...

 

Budget 1000 (max 1300€)
15"
Layout Keyboard Italy
No refurbished / redistributed
Display non-glossy

As a brand, I looked at Clevo for their customization

I really like the hardware of the clevo NH55ADY, I know the battery won't last long, but the PC weighs a lot and is not very portable. The problem is that it looks really bad

 

alternatives?