Onshape on a Ryzen laptop?

Nizze

Has anyone tried using Onshape on an Ryzen 4000u powered laptop?

I know that Onshape prefers a discreet GPU, but as the APU in R7 4700u and R7 4800u laptops are comparatively powerful, I am wondering if that would be decent experience?

I would test it myself, but I have not found any laptops with Ryzen 4000-series APU:s on display in any store in my area.

TIA  

MBartlett21

@Nizze
I run Onshape on an old Lenovo Thinkpad X250 with an integrated GPU and it goes fine. It only really matters more as you get larger and larger models.

Nizze

I have had the opportunity to try Onshape on both a R5 4500U and a R7 4700U now and it was a quite enjoyable experience. I tested with a few large and complex models from the public lib and it was rather smooth, (more so on the 4700U). I wish I could find a rely good benchmark model to test on but the two I used was:

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/2d5c0c72cf8a49f59d60fb1b/w/a005335084f044cfae483209/e/089ef407bf5e40ac8ab5b6b4

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/a6f221da86aa4e3e8d317737/w/0a1d7a6bf0f94186b94358e0/e/9abc65ba731d4e0d84d56360

This means the you can, theoretically, work comfortably on a cheap laptop as a professional user, even with lager models and assemblies.

PeteYodis

@Nizze Onshape has a simple graphics check benchmark here:

https://cad.onshape.com/check

You could paste the results here and the larger community will have an idea from their current devices and scores posted from other threads in this forum.