Yes, it can handle graphic design tasks.
Yes, it can handle graphic design tasks.
I'm planning to study graphic design with a focus on web design. I'm not interested in video editing. I checked the Acer Concept Design 3, which includes an i5-10300H processor—was wondering if four cores would be sufficient for graphic work. For the same budget, I could also choose the Concept Design 3 with an i7-9750H, though it isn't foldable. Thanks.
You’ll be using a specific program. Does it suggest particular hardware requirements? It looks like the design of the device matters more than just its technical details, so as long as it runs on your system, a lower-end processor will suffice.
I would say that from the fact that the other doesn't have the folding mechanism it isn't worth it, there are probably better notebooks if there isn't a special mechanism to make it worth. Either go for the folding one for the sake of the mechanism itself or go for some other option that will offer better value. On the question about the CPU, applications like Photoshop and similar image editing and drawing software are for the most part light enough for any modern CPU, so there shouldn't be issues there, but it might also change based on what software is used and how it's used.