And that was exactly my point :) In case it wasn&#x27;t clear from the context, I was suggesting getting a notebook with a discrete GPU instead of integrated GPU (that&#x27;s what iGPU&#x2F;dGPU stand for, not a desktop GPU).<p>If you are game developer &#x2F; graphics programmer &#x2F; game player &#x2F; designer &#x2F; photo or video editor &#x2F; VR enthusiast &#x2F; anybody who cares about graphics, I would advise to get at least GTX 960M (if you have budget or size constrains, this should get you roughly to PS4&#x2F;Xbox One levels, so relatively safe for this gen), but preferably GTX 970M (best price&#x2F;power and you can still get slim notebook).<p>GTX 970M will get you about average GPU performance overall, including desktops (these days I get ~50-percentile rank in 3dmark firestrike with my GTX 970M notebook, so average GPU in September 2015 is at least as fast or faster, at least for that cohort of people).