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What kind of things do you want to model?
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Depends what kind of modelling. For product/technical things Fusion 360 or similar. For more creative stuff then Blender. Watching a few youtube videos of each should give you a good idea what they're suited towards.
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Fusion 360 is good and is well supported online. There are a few free alternatives worth considering - Onshape runs in a browser so will work on any old hardware, and Solid Edge Community Edition is good if you're looking for a package that will run without an internet connection.
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I want to start 3d modelling on my basic b Windows laptop. Absolutely no experience. Do people have recommendations on what program to start with.