What laptop under $600 would work well with Premiere Pro?

I have a tight budget so I cant get anything too good. All I need is a laptop that can run Premiere Pro decently without taking a long time to load or freeze on me.

You have not specified what media you are editing. If you are only editing SD with a DV camera their may be possibilities, but who does that anymore?. If you are editing anything more complex than that (see Harms Tweakers pages, especially the "What about Laptops") you are out of luck. Now here is a used laptop $775 that has the required screen size, a quad core i7 hyperthreaded CPU, a 7200 rpm drive, and a couple of USB3 ports for "essentially" a second disk drive (if you choose the proper USB3 device).. The only shortcoming is the AMD GPU, and if your editing is very basic You might get by without GPU accelerated MPE effects and features.

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I thought the only graphic card options on the new Mac Pro are all AMD cards, is that not correct? You can use the Quadro?
MtD
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Conseguirei trabalhar bem no Premiere Pro CC com esse note? Will this notebook goes well with Premiere Pro CC?

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