What laptops are for — tasks and matches
Laptops divide cleanly by task: games need graphics, office needs efficiency, 3D and CAD need certified power, photo needs colour, development needs cores and memory.
The catalog scores every model on six task axes. Each axis blends the specs that matter for that task — the list below shows which parts drive which score.
- Gaming — led by the GPU, then cooling and a high-refresh display.
- Everyday office — an efficient CPU, comfortable keyboard and enough RAM.
- 3D modeling — a strong GPU with VRAM plus a multi-core CPU.
- CAD / engineering — certified professional GPUs and stable sustained performance.
- Photo & design — a colour-accurate display first, then RAM for large files.
- Development — many CPU cores and generous RAM; often Linux-friendly hardware.
Gaming
Led by GPU class, then cooling and display refresh.
Everyday office
Efficiency, memory comfort and portability.
3D modeling
GPU VRAM plus multi-core CPU throughput.
CAD / engineering
Professional graphics and sustained stability.
Photo & design
Colour-accurate display and roomy memory.
Development
Many CPU cores and generous RAM.
The catalog scores every model on these six task axes — the wizard and role guides both use them to match laptops to what you do.
Pick your dominant task and let the catalog's task scores do the comparing — that is what they exist for.