Laptops for digital art

A-weird-girler 2018-07-16 22:47:21 UTC #21

Oh yeah, the driver. I had to clear out a bit of files for that but it's a good thing they were old and I wasn't using them anymore.

Stardust-clearwater 2018-07-16 23:41:29 UTC #22

Oh my gosh, thank you so much for the tips everyone!

I didn't even realize I could look at gaming laptops but in retrospect it makes perfect sense. and with those I don't need to worry about a pointless touchscreen being a thing. Even if its hideous I can always pile a bunch of stickers on it so thats not an issue.

Maybe sometime in the future I can try and make myself a custom hard drive.

Is there a good time to buy laptops aside from Black Friday or is that a thing that changes between brands and companies?

Shanny8 2018-07-17 00:09:22 UTC #23

@Stardust-clearwater With the whole "Back to School" sales starting up, you can start looking at laptops now as they do have some sales going.

kuromonoart 2018-07-17 02:06:26 UTC #24

wow for $600 it's really a bargain and yes I also like to work with an external desktop screen when I don't need to move around. I'm sure there are a lot of choices but I guess my choice is a bit biased because I also play games and stuff and the Asus I'm borrowing is like 4 years old and it still runs like a beast without any issue.

M.ComicFan 2020-06-10 13:31:58 UTC #25

I also have a Chromebook that I've been hoping to draw with. I even got a drawing tablet for it. Although yesterday I updated my Chromebook software and now even though the drawing tablet still works on it, when I try to use it, the mouse cursor doesn't appear. Are you having the same problem? And if so, did you find a way to fix it?