Gtx 1060 or quadro m1000m

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hi
I am an architect student who want to buy a new laptop for sketchup and photoshop and blender cycle rendering etc.
Since I am using an vaio with an i3 2310m chip without an integrated gpu. I think I can get any of laptop with an i7 chip will dramaticaly improove for my workflow.
Now that I finally came across that my models freeze every time I want to pan and wait for few second. So that why I am thinking to buy a new one.
my buddget is arround 1500$(150000¥ jp)
I found a loptop dedicated for “creators” with a quadro m1000m
and a gaming laptop with a gtx1060
both have
i7 6700hq
16gb ram
256ssd
ten key keyboard
full hd mat 15.6 inch screen

both cost almost the same. but I don t know about the performanse. any advice which one to buy?
btw any software is suggesting both card is ok.

I would like to know if the m1000m will outperform the gtx1060. in some way.

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On the contrary: the gtx1060 is far superior. The m1000m is even slower than a 950m if this site is correct:

Only use Quadro’s if the software specs really advice to go for it. I doubt this will be the case for Photoshop, Blender etc. Maybe for Revit?

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stability of the OpenGL support of the driver for mid-range/high-end 3D CAD modelers maybe but surely not performance-wise: Quadro M1000M vs. GeForce GTX 1060

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So if I do care more about the performance but not the stability I better go for the gtx 1060.
if I am getting the same stability as well as when I use the intel chip with a more complex models it is fine for me to get the gtx then.

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Thank you!
it looks like performance is much greater with gtx1060 I believe.

There are app like vectorwork which I am using who even suggest to not buy expensive quadro card but the gtx card one which works fine. Some firm I went for the intern also told me the same thing too.
Should I trust the people who sales or the software maker?
I rather want to know if there are people who are choosing between those two card…

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forget the Quadro series, made for the heavyweight 3D NURBS modelers as Dassault Catia, PTC Creo (formerly Pro/E), Siemens NX (formerly Unigraphics) etc. which do require certified drivers with an advanced OpenGL support.

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I only had to read your thread title to be able to say, as sketch3d_de said, forget the Quadro.

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thank you sketch3d_de
I believe I was concidering in a wrong way.
I ll go for gtx 1060.