I am a graduate student and My thesis is based on deep learning, vision, video and Image processing. I am going to do heavy computing and processing. I am looking for a compatible laptop which has a fast GPU-enabled laptop. CUDA enabled on an NVIDIA GPU with 1 TFOPS would be a good choice. Also, it must have SSD. Anything by hp, Dell, Microsoft, Acer. do you have any recommendations? Are there any websites that introduce the best laptops? and new technologies? which one do you think is the best "HP, DELL, Microsoft or Acer"? my budget is $CAN 1800
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What's your budget?– JMY1000 ♦Jul 9, 2018 at 13:05
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@JMY1000. It is 2000 Canadian dollars.– nikki2Jul 9, 2018 at 13:17
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Just wondering why the number of "1 TFOPS", where did you get that number that you think that's what you need? Even lower-end graphics cards like the 1050 do 1 TFOPS.– Yisroel TechJul 10, 2018 at 10:49
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Do you care much (if at all) about battery life, weight, or screen? Do you plan to do any gaming? Do you care if it looks "gamer-y"?– JMY1000 ♦Jul 10, 2018 at 13:59
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@ Yisroel Tech. my professor told me that number. I do not know how can I check the TFOPS. I could not find this abbreviation in the computer. how can I check it?– nikki2Jul 10, 2018 at 17:06
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If not for the price limit I would've told you to go with at-least something like the MSI GT63 TITAN-046, which is over $2500... Or even this Asus ROG STRIX for $1,719.
For your budget, though I think the best you can get is the Acer Predator with an NVIDIA GTX 1070. Available in both a 15-inch screen size as well as a 17-inch model.
https://www.dell.com/en-us/gaming/alienware-laptops?~ck=mn
Alienware has gaming laptops which have the best GPU.
https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/dell-laptops/new-alienware-17/spd/alienware-17-laptop/dkcwcflg044
You could contact them if you wanted more, but cost goes through the roof.
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@nikki2 Trillion Floating-Point Operations Per Second. High end video cards have 2000-8000 cores, so with each core operating at full throttle more than 1 trillion floating point operations per second can be done. Jul 9, 2018 at 3:50
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do you think 1 TFOPS is enough for deep learning and Image processing? since my budget is about 1500 USD.– nikki2Jul 9, 2018 at 6:14
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Are you doing your analysis in real time, say from a webcam, or post as in processing a pre-recorded video? Pre-recorded video the process can take as long as it wants, within your project deadline. However, real-time, needs more because it has certain deadline it has to meet. I don't know enough about deep learning or your project to give you a minimum requirements. Jul 9, 2018 at 11:56
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I'm considering -1-ing this. Alienware by no means is the only manufacturer of laptops with high-end GPUs, and blanket recommending them is ignoring a lot of other good laptops.– JMY1000 ♦Jul 9, 2018 at 13:05