Which surface for Photoshop CC
- Thread starter mragans23
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Sure it will work. And the 8gb i5 will work even better, and the 8gb i7 even better than that.
It really depends on what you plan to use this for regarding photoshop, and your financial constraints. For example if it is just for home use, then you'll get by with the 4gb i5 model, and if you are looking at getting this for business purposes, then it makes sense to invest money into your business, which the increased productivity of the more powerful machines should theoretically offset
It really depends on what you plan to use this for regarding photoshop, and your financial constraints. For example if it is just for home use, then you'll get by with the 4gb i5 model, and if you are looking at getting this for business purposes, then it makes sense to invest money into your business, which the increased productivity of the more powerful machines should theoretically offset
Id think the i5 4GB/128GB would be fine for that. So spending an extra $150 for no reason may not be justified unless you "want" it.
That would be like buying an Apple product.The 4gb i5 should handle that without much of an issue. Greyfox makes a good point about the current offer though. When I bought mine i'd have happily paid an extra £150 for the extra storage (don't fool yourself, 128gb will get used up pretty easily, although you can use micro sd and usb hard drives etc), but did not want to also have to pay an extra £150 for the extra ram on top of that.
