School ask us find our own software :/
Thanks anyways. So for interior design just the integrated graphics is enough right?
Since you are student so I can advice:
Autocad got free software for students to download and use.
http://www.autodesk.com/education/free-software/autocad
However please take note you need a workstation not a regular
desktop to run.
The most basic workstation under Edu price below $2k
is either Dell 3000 series or HP Z240.
Specs wise the most basic is either Xeon E3 series with
Entry level Quadro or Firepro professional graphic.
Why need professional graphic?
CAD needs OPENGL acceleration which is only on professional graphic.
Radeon, Geforce are more towards 3D acceleartion for games and etc.
Opengl can run but it isn't as smooth as a professional grade graphic.
Integrated graphic is more for basic use only.
Not recommended for CAD/Design software but again depend
on what software.
However for CAD software with OPENGL than integrated cannot run
especially Intel HD graphics. Tried before so I know, it will keep
prompt error message "incompatible graphic device."
Actually by right you should ask the school about this.
Which school is this that they ask you own-self source?
Are you IT intern izzit?
School computer lab got workstation, can just ask whether
can use or not. Cannot be you come out your own money
just to buy a workstation which serve only one purpose which is your
course work only cannot play game.
Do also take note that the Autocad free software, when you
download means your own copy. Don't go around distribute
to the class or share it's against the EULA which can be caught.
If your classmate want, they must create their own account and download. Cannot share the same CD-key with you.