Gaming Laptop oder ein Macbook?

Guten Abend alle zusammen.

Ich gehe morgen einen neuen Laptop kaufen und habe somit zwei Laptops zur Auswahl. Entweder das Macbook air m1 oder der Asus Tuf gaming a15

Ich will erstens mal das der Laptop gute Leistung hat und ich ihn lange Zeit gebrauchen kann. Ausserdem will ich auf ihm Programme wie Adobe After Effects nutzen und es wäre gut wenn es flüssig läuft.

Ich brauche den Laptop auch für die Berufsschule und zuhause zum lernen. Jedoch würde ich auch gern darauf Spiele spielen und da wäre der Gaming Laptop wahrscheinlich besser.

Die Frage ist jetzt was würde sich mehr lohnen? Falls der Gaming Laptop auch gut für Videoschnitt ist, würde ich wohl den nehmen

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HardwareFreak3
11 months ago

Depends on the application. On a Mac you won’t really be able to play. ideally install n quite normal laptop without operating system and then a light Linux distro of your choice. Has less bloatware, consumes much less resources, making things react faster and your battery is spared and all the best is that you don’t get a keylogger with installed.

What the hardware is on you have to look at what you need/will.

Fuchsschatten
11 months ago

In this case, I would definitely recommend the ASUS laptop.

Fuchsschatten
11 months ago
Reply to  Zenitsu4571

Of course you can. It won’t be a problem.

TobiasKoski
11 months ago

So for Adobe After Effects you need on Windows or Mac min. 32 GB RAM (better 64 GB), that will not be able to afford the air

HardwareFreak3
9 months ago
Reply to  Zenitsu4571

A little late, but the M1 chip has nothing directly to do with the memory, you can still have such a strong processor, you can still be limited by the amount of memory, but 16GB are more than enough for the normal use of after effects, the user here probably just doesn’t know how to use the software decently, or simply has no realistic experiences with it, but 16GB is more than personal ram for small / normal.

TobiasKoski
11 months ago
Reply to  Zenitsu4571

No, speak from experience…

The 16 GB would share the graphics card and the processor…

So at the end you have very little RAM….

Luffy123777
11 months ago

None

Son Gaming laptop has a good Gpu, but the frisst accordingly also has electricity.

I would recommend a ThinkPad.

HardwareFreak3
11 months ago
Reply to  Luffy123777

Much fun without dedicated GPU games to play or edit videos. Lenovo should be avoided at any price. The thinkpads are no longer what they were and the support is a bunch of disorientated poor people who should be redeemed from theirs. Hardly anyone can speak German, every time 20 minutes queuing, and everyone leads you because nobody has any idea of it. Until the last finally gives up and says we don’t know anything about it.

DerEine0011
11 months ago

I would recommend you the Macbook on it you can also play games but it is thought to work.

HardwareFreak3
11 months ago
Reply to  DerEine0011

I want to see you playing Cyberpunk 2077. Local.

Super recommendation without reason.

DerEine0011
11 months ago
Reply to  HardwareFreak3

I didn’t think of something like that anymore like muck (performance)

HardwareFreak3
11 months ago

I’m not passively aggressive I just critise your brain-cracked statement. Because a wheelchair user has been running a step himself, he can’t run for a long time

DerEine0011
11 months ago

Gaming and games are different you don’t have to become so passive

HardwareFreak3
11 months ago

You said you could play games. Then we’re not just going out from low end games. Otherwise I can claim any device can play only because Tetris is running on it

Steven1208
11 months ago

If you want to play, then yes, a gaming laptop, because a Mac Book is only for schoolwork/UNI and work, but I would say it is worth it because the keeps much longer than conventional laptops like HP.

HardwareFreak3
11 months ago
Reply to  Steven1208

N mac book is especially worth not for university. An average student can’t afford to buy a new device for 1500 with a small damage you could repair for small amounts, but Apple has refused to do so several times in the past.