Could be any of those. At my last job I could either take my laptop into the office and connect to an Ethernet network or work from home over a VPN mirroring one of the desktops. Depends on the client and their IT set up but I'd like to be as versatile as possible.
What do you mean by reputable / more reliable? Are you suggesting a ready made laptop? I don't find them well enough specced in terms of RAM and processing to suit what I need to do (hundreds of thousands of calculations all feeding into one another).
Okay, so you're saying that I can use a Home version of Windows? I will probably need to use it as a workstation attached in some way - remotely or via Ethernet - to a client's server.
I'm an accountant and I work with MASSIVE Excel files - my home computer is an i9 with just about everything I can throw at it in terms of memory etc, and I still experience lags, even though I normally use manual recalculation.
I need a smaller lighter laptop that I can take with me to clients...
I have a custom i-9 laptop which is fantastic and deals with my requirements beautifully but is far too heavy to lug about. I now need a lightweight one to carry with me. I don't game but I do build and run very, very calculation and data intensive spreadsheets. So I need plenty of RAM and a...
The GPU is what comes with the machine. I'm sure it's far in excess of what I need, though no doubt it will add ... er, something ... to those funny cat videos.
This is for work. I build huge linked spreadsheets,millions of cells with heavy duty database stuff going on.
At the moment I have to use manual recalculation and I regularly break Excel. Extraction of database lines according to changing criteria is almost impossible, it just uses too much...