Laptop recommendations

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I am a student going into my second year and feel as though in first year I got by with drawing and rendering by hand. However, a laptop that can support multiple software programs will enhance and make my design process more efficient. My current laptop currently runs at a snails pace and I’m constantly deleting things to try and make up the storage space for files and new software. If anyone has any suggestions or recommendations of what to get and/or what to look for (bearing in mind my student budget of working a part-time job has quite a short limit) it would be much appreciated. Thanks

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