Max is mainly slow when coloring. Now there are 8 cores. If you have enough money, you'd better choose 8 cores.

If I use it normally, I only use dual cores now. PS does not have high requirements for computers. If I can play 3D, PS will be fine.

Don't expect the laptop's display to be good. Liquid crystal is not as good as pure screen, mainly graphics card. Just don't look broken when doing 3D modeling or playing 3D games. Finally, 3D takes up a lot of memory, especially when shading, PS takes up less. It depends on how you set the memory of PS. If you use it at the same time, it will be a little stuck. The 2G I use now sometimes automatically expands, and now it is usually equipped with three 4G memories.

If you want to do something else while showing off the picture, you can open the task manager-then find 3D Max-right click-select relationship settings-and remove a cup in the process. Of course, the rendering speed will be slower, but it won't be very stuck. You can keep it for shading slowly, usually when you don't need to draw ~ …