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Hardware to run QGIS [closed]
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Unicorn Meta Zoo #1: Why another podcast?What type/model of pointing device do you use for GIS?Indoor positioning system hardwareStorage hardware options for large datasetsHardware requirements for one instance Geoserver/PostGISWhich hardware for running FME 2015 on linuxHardware Requirements ? Overpowered?Can a Lenovo Thinkpad X201 (4GB RAM, 120 GB SSD) run the latest ArcGIS software?GIS server hardware specificationHardware requirements for GRASS 7Does QGIS 3.6.0 make use of GPUs in order to accomplish 2D tasks (rendering, zooming, panning…)?
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I am considering getting new PC. I am working with QGIS Madeira and it's too slow. If I want to upgrade my PC, are there any specific guidelines for PC specifications? What should I be aware of in term of memory/RAM/Graphics cards etc.?
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I am considering getting new PC. I am working with QGIS Madeira and it's too slow. If I want to upgrade my PC, are there any specific guidelines for PC specifications? What should I be aware of in term of memory/RAM/Graphics cards etc.?
hardware
edited Apr 10 at 11:59
Kadir Şahbaz
4,69221531
asked Apr 10 at 11:46
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closed as primarily opinion-based by ahmadhanb, Kadir Şahbaz, Vince, Ian Turton♦ Apr 10 at 12:13
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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Hardware purchase for GIS is like any other high-end requirement-driven system. The hardware changes so frequently that no specific recommendation will meet the long-term value purpose of GIS SE. Pretend you're outfitting a high-end gaming system, but pay more attention to I/O throughput and you'll be fine.
– Vince
Apr 10 at 12:14
opinion only, but a SSD, QGIS is much faster starting up, went from i7 (2013), 12GB RAM to i7 (2019) 32GB RAM and Nvidia 1070 GTX 6GB and the difference is remarkable. But only because that laptop was on a huge sale and within budget. Most likely overkill but is a gaming laptop as well as work laptop.
– Mapperz♦
Apr 10 at 13:42
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I am considering getting new PC. I am working with QGIS Madeira and it's too slow. If I want to upgrade my PC, are there any specific guidelines for PC specifications? What should I be aware of in term of memory/RAM/Graphics cards etc.?
hardware
edited Apr 10 at 11:59
Kadir Şahbaz
4,69221531
asked Apr 10 at 11:46
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I am considering getting new PC. I am working with QGIS Madeira and it's too slow. If I want to upgrade my PC, are there any specific guidelines for PC specifications? What should I be aware of in term of memory/RAM/Graphics cards etc.?
hardware
hardware
edited Apr 10 at 11:59
Kadir Şahbaz
4,69221531
asked Apr 10 at 11:46
user131678user131678
223
edited Apr 10 at 11:59
Kadir Şahbaz
4,69221531
asked Apr 10 at 11:46
user131678user131678
223
edited Apr 10 at 11:59
Kadir Şahbaz
4,69221531
edited Apr 10 at 11:59
Kadir Şahbaz
4,69221531
edited Apr 10 at 11:59
Kadir Şahbaz
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4,69221531
asked Apr 10 at 11:46
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asked Apr 10 at 11:46
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closed as primarily opinion-based by ahmadhanb, Kadir Şahbaz, Vince, Ian Turton♦ Apr 10 at 12:13
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as primarily opinion-based by ahmadhanb, Kadir Şahbaz, Vince, Ian Turton♦ Apr 10 at 12:13
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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Hardware purchase for GIS is like any other high-end requirement-driven system. The hardware changes so frequently that no specific recommendation will meet the long-term value purpose of GIS SE. Pretend you're outfitting a high-end gaming system, but pay more attention to I/O throughput and you'll be fine.
– Vince
Apr 10 at 12:14
opinion only, but a SSD, QGIS is much faster starting up, went from i7 (2013), 12GB RAM to i7 (2019) 32GB RAM and Nvidia 1070 GTX 6GB and the difference is remarkable. But only because that laptop was on a huge sale and within budget. Most likely overkill but is a gaming laptop as well as work laptop.
– Mapperz♦
Apr 10 at 13:42
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Hardware purchase for GIS is like any other high-end requirement-driven system. The hardware changes so frequently that no specific recommendation will meet the long-term value purpose of GIS SE. Pretend you're outfitting a high-end gaming system, but pay more attention to I/O throughput and you'll be fine.
– Vince
Apr 10 at 12:14
opinion only, but a SSD, QGIS is much faster starting up, went from i7 (2013), 12GB RAM to i7 (2019) 32GB RAM and Nvidia 1070 GTX 6GB and the difference is remarkable. But only because that laptop was on a huge sale and within budget. Most likely overkill but is a gaming laptop as well as work laptop.
– Mapperz♦
Apr 10 at 13:42
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Hardware purchase for GIS is like any other high-end requirement-driven system. The hardware changes so frequently that no specific recommendation will meet the long-term value purpose of GIS SE. Pretend you're outfitting a high-end gaming system, but pay more attention to I/O throughput and you'll be fine.
– Vince
Apr 10 at 12:14
Hardware purchase for GIS is like any other high-end requirement-driven system. The hardware changes so frequently that no specific recommendation will meet the long-term value purpose of GIS SE. Pretend you're outfitting a high-end gaming system, but pay more attention to I/O throughput and you'll be fine.
– Vince
Apr 10 at 12:14
opinion only, but a SSD, QGIS is much faster starting up, went from i7 (2013), 12GB RAM to i7 (2019) 32GB RAM and Nvidia 1070 GTX 6GB and the difference is remarkable. But only because that laptop was on a huge sale and within budget. Most likely overkill but is a gaming laptop as well as work laptop.
– Mapperz♦
Apr 10 at 13:42
opinion only, but a SSD, QGIS is much faster starting up, went from i7 (2013), 12GB RAM to i7 (2019) 32GB RAM and Nvidia 1070 GTX 6GB and the difference is remarkable. But only because that laptop was on a huge sale and within budget. Most likely overkill but is a gaming laptop as well as work laptop.
– Mapperz♦
Apr 10 at 13:42
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Hardware purchase for GIS is like any other high-end requirement-driven system. The hardware changes so frequently that no specific recommendation will meet the long-term value purpose of GIS SE. Pretend you're outfitting a high-end gaming system, but pay more attention to I/O throughput and you'll be fine.
– Vince
Apr 10 at 12:14
opinion only, but a SSD, QGIS is much faster starting up, went from i7 (2013), 12GB RAM to i7 (2019) 32GB RAM and Nvidia 1070 GTX 6GB and the difference is remarkable. But only because that laptop was on a huge sale and within budget. Most likely overkill but is a gaming laptop as well as work laptop.
– Mapperz♦
Apr 10 at 13:42