Best Computer for Photoshop CS5

And how much you have a laptop with similar configuration as mine? (model I mentioned above) I bought it for $ 800 US.
I certainly understand that for Russia and for Europe, America makes quite a different quality laptops.

Sorry for offtopic

First of all, the speed of Photoshop depends on the processor or video card?

Sorry, do not just give you a link. I mean here is this laptop.

Another question. Which is better? AMD or Intell? ATI Radeon or Geforse?

In particular, AMD Phenom II Quad-Core 1800MHz Champlain (N960), or better Intell i3 or i5.

And at the expense of HDD. Strongly depends on whether the work with photoshop on the speed of HDD.

Maybe it makes sense to buy a SSD hard disk?

Thank you for your attention.

I bought myself this laptop (asus n53da). Will Photoshop work freely on this model?

Just a different thought...

I've actually had good luck getting powerful machines inexpensively by buying just off cutting-edge Dell workstations from eBay.  Such a machine, with some brand new drives, can really zip along and so far all mine have been very reliable.

-Noel

PS does use many CPU cores.  I'd go for the Phenom X6 if possible in order to minize mixer brush lag.

Ivaharas

I found the information on this site very useful when researching my own build.  You could also use it as a shopping guide for a commercial PC.

http://www.imagescience.com.au/kb/questions/141/Build+a+powerful+PC+for+Photoshop+and+other+imaging+applications

Sandboxie is a very interesting concept too!

Maybe Mark works for Apple now.

http://www.apple.com/uk/macpro/

Any high speed cpu will do. Be it a core duo or i7, difference between an e5200 and i7 will be marginal if you use PS for files of average size. Get as much ram as you can and at least 2 hard disks, so you can put your scratch disk on a separate physical drive. Any certified/tested graphics card will do, many untested  cards also work just fine. If you intend to use 3D however, I suggest you get a decent card.