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p.1 #9 · p.1 #9 · Surface Pro Tablet: LR and CaptureOne experiences? | |
skid00skid00 wrote:
I have a Surface Pro 4 with the i7 processor, 256 GB SSD, and 8 GB RAM (which is more than enough for a laptop not running numerical analysis, etc). Get a cheap, large mSD card to expand storage.
I built and then overclocked a desktop with an i7 4790, running at 4.6 GHz, 32 GB RAM, 3 (three) SSDs to separate OS, images, and swap/cache/catalog files. (No- the 1TB Samsung SSD didn't speed up LR processing...)
Where the desktop takes about 4 seconds to process a 5D4 with NR/sharpening/clarity/etc, the Sp4 takes just 30% longer.
The Surface is shockingly good, and has a nice easy-to-calibrate screen, too. You can set up custom power profiles for when you need that tiny laptop's battery to last longer. There's a nice reddit forum for in-depth help on that...
I also recommend a Dell F300K travel mouse (bluetooth) (or get a Logitech G700S full-size mouse) for more programmable buttons that are very useful....Show more →
Thanks for the input. We use our LR catalog on an external HDD and any images we want to work with on the go are on that HDD, too.
From what I have read, these tablets/two-in-ones can really suffer from a lack of heat dissipation (by virtue of being so small). Have you noticed a decrease in performance after working with images over time?
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