hi friend, im using f6 model too, is reallly awesome:D im really satisfied with it
i choose for pink colour version...got perfume on it..i really like
in term on spec...is really good already..since it using Intel centrino 2 and the latest p8400 processor
i do play games too...really smooth on Pangya game, try crysis and Neverwinter nights 2 ...not bad...of coz dun put in high resolution lo, if nt sure really lag:P

is very good lappy after all~ worth it...im really happy with it

Greetings and a Happy New Year.

Bought myself a G50 the week following PC FAIR.

It gets 5717 at 1280x1024 - Unfortunately I didn't save the results nor prtscrn.

Quality wise - quite ok. Got a loose wi-fi on/off button. But thats about it.

Crysis on 1024x768 all high is quite ok. Not super smooth but quite acceptable.

Gears of war at 1024x768 all high, texture on highest only lags during the intermission to sequenced events.

Assassins Creed on 1024x768 all high except multisampling on low - smooth lags abit when you change camera angles wtih lots of people and shadows.

UT3 at 1024x768 Screen % 100 and everthing turned up is smooth. It lags a bit before it starts.

Fallout 3 - Texture high and all the fades at mid-point settings smooth. Except when you turn the camera too fast or alot lighting effects are taking place.

Hard drives - 2 partitions on each of the 320GB drive.

Bought it for RM 6840.

Got all the PC fair extras, plus the backpack and a Razer Copperhead (branded ASUS-retails for RM219)

Just got my Asus G71V last Wednesday, and I'm very happy with the outlook and performance. It's extremely fast and what I heard about other rumours of the fan sound is totally wrong. It's quiet and much better compare to my previous Lenovo Y300. The face recognition is faster, and require minimum of lighting to detect who am I and login accordingly (I had created 3 accounts with different pictures)

I got this lappy for RM8700 (after rejecting the free gifts - which I already have better items compare to the freebies) from Low Yat. Sales representative is very keen to explain all the benefits to me, even I'm not very expert on computer hardware.

Anyway, here is the spec of my G71V:
- Core 2 Duo T9400 2.53 Ghz
- 4GB DDR3 RAM 1066Mhz
- 1 TB HDD (2x 500GB)
- Nvidia GeForce 9700GT 512MB
- 17.1" WXUGA Full HD LCD (1920 x 1200)
- BluRay Combo Drive (BluRay - Read Only)
- Vista Ultimate 64bit
- 4 Altec Lansing Built-in speakers with subwoofer.

It also came with Razor mouse and backpacks which is cool and match with my lappy.

Generally, this is a good laptop for all purposes and it's highly recommended to anyone that like good design, quiet, cool and fast performance lappy....

Hi all, I'm currently using the Asus M51Vr laptop with these spec:

Intel Core 2 Duo P8600 (2.4GHz/1066MHz FSB/3MB L2)
3GB DDR2-800
250GB SATA-HDD
Intel PM45 Mobile Express Chipset
Intel WiFi 5100 802.11b/g/n
ATi Radeon HD3470 256MB GDDR2 Dedicated Graphic
15.4" WXGA+ (1440x900 resolution) TFT LCD
1.3MP Webcam + Bluetooth
8x SuperMulti DVD Writier Drive
Analog TV receiver
HDMI output
Fingerprint Recognizer

I'm buying this when 31 August 2008 COMEX Fair at Singapore Suntec City Convention Centre. I'm really satisfied about this laptop, it brings me to the new era of the computing experience, so far until this time got no problem except the virus attack and format windows. It works fine. I think maybe I'm the user of the 1st batch Intel Centrino 2 Platform.....

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Wahahhaa! Geng lar N51VF! Play DMC4 and Need For Speed Undercover with full quality like kacang only T9550 processor and 1GB VRAM graphic card is awesome! It runs Autodesk Maya without any lag also   But hard to find wallpaper for it because it's screen resolution is bigger than normal 

Just started to enjoy it from this moning... yesterday came back from muar pc-fair, after bath slept straight

Haven try the blu-ray rom yet but will try it soon, tomorrow go sony centre borrow 1 from my friend who is working there

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Added on April 28, 2009, 12:50 amLOL forgot to mention, i tried to connect my lappy to Sharp 50inch LCD tv using HDMI cable and run on 1920x1080 resolution, siok sia!

woooo................ after having using my F81Se for 2weeks now....
i kinda wanna comment on this great laptop...

Model: Asus F81Se
Price bought: RM3790
Specs:
C2 - C2D P8600
4GB DDR2 (after free 2gb upgrade)
ATi Mobility Radeon HD 4570 512mb VRAM
320GB SATA
14.1' WXGA (LED)
WVP SP1 32bit

Freebie:
2GB DDR2
ayam brand cooler
ayam brand headset
Asus cleaning kit
Asus carrying bag
Asus (logitech) mouse

Serious shyt guys..... this babe is rock hardcore performer!!!!!
ignore the specs 1st.... we'll go to tat later.
the quality built of this lappy is actually quite sturdy n looks to "built to last". the whole laptop built is nice, nothing flimsy or out of place. good quality material. and ther's a firm typing feel to the keyboard which is nice....
the left & right click keys on the touch pad seems to be too firm, and needs some time to soften up...

the 14.1' WXGA (LED) screen is pure sunlight .... its so bright and vibrant that i have to lower down the brightness. its a great screen to have for gaming / entertainment.
one think bout this WXGA is.... ermmmm... the reso goes 1366 x 768. errmm... its one of the new trends for HD TV nowadays.... but still its... kinda hard to find a right size wallpaper for this reso. but overall, you will notice that your windows will look more fine than the previous norm of 1280 x 768.

the body built and design is actually sumwhat thinker than other 14.1' laptops. jus a few mm thicker, but from the sight or carry/handling feel. you will notice a significant difference. but the weight for this babe is still the same with similar 14.1' or 13' models (considerably light for its thickness n size)....

the proc is .... 2 words - RAW POWER!!!!
practically... i havent experience any slowdowns or lag or wat so ever so far....
the hardware that you're getting for this price is AWESOME. The processor really takes care of bidness and the graphics are sweet too. Everything runs smoothly once you get past the initial booting and first-time loading.
smooth gaming and entertainment, movie playbacks... and MULTIPLE MULTI-tasking!!!!

The biggest point would have to be that the OS is Vista 32 bit but the comp is loaded with 4GB RAM. Don't understand why but Vista seems to be doing this quite often.
and the disapointment comes from vista as well. the OS seems to crash with most of the well-known antivirus/internet security programs. its simply causes the windows to start up slower. problem solve when no antivirus is installled(which leaves my windows unprotected)?

the built in altec lansing speakers are fine, though mayb too soft at times even when volume set at max.
possible problem caused by the possition of the speakers at the front(bottom) of the laptop.

no dedicated multimedia/hardware keys. wherby most laptops at this pricing now have already advance to touch-sensitive hardware keys. its no big deal for me. but it could be a bonus for many other...

Pros:
* awesome hardware for the buck (this baby is fast, dedicated graphics card surely makes a difference)
* Nice Led screen, so bright I have to dim it
* considerably LIGHT notebook for the size, I had a 12" before of the same weight
* spill-proof keyboard (haven't had a chance to test yet tho)
* sturdy, well-built laptop
* fine finishes, big-keys and good layout keyboard, nice to touch
* okay okay battery life
* 2yrs warranty. sweet-sweet deal

Cons:
* 32-bit Vista. Vista period, but the choice of 32-bit really puzzles me. It doesn't even recognize 4 gig of RAM. I dont get why put 4Gram and 64-bit proc together and then limit it by 32-bit OS, simply dont get it.
* no quick-access multimedia keys, as mentioned earlier, no biggie tho.
* drivers for the fingerprint reader need to be sought out on the ASUS website ?!?!?!?! i wonder???

Other Thoughts: Overall, this is a really great notebook for a wide range of uses. Whether the use is for a student, business, or just for fun - it can handle it all. The build is what really got me - it's a solid 14.1" that does not feel cheap but is not 1000 lbs. either. Really nice. The price only makes this an easier choice.

all right, here goes...

Asus N81Vp-C1

Intel Mobile Core 2 Duo T9550 (45nm Penryn, 2.66GHz, 1066MHz FSB, 6MB L2 cache)
Intel PM45 (Cantiga)+ICH9-M (82801IM) Chipset
Hynix DDR2 800MHz SDRAM 2GB x2
ATi Mobility Radeon HD 4650 1GB GDDR3 (55nm RV730/M96, 320SP, 8ROP, 128-bit, 550MHz Core/1333MHz DDR)
Seagate Momentus 7200.3 320GB 7200rpm 16MB Buffer SATA2 HDD
TSST (Toshiba Samsung Storage Technology) Super-Multi DVD Drive TS-L633A
Realtek ALC663 HD Audio
Atheros AR928X 802.11n Wireless Adapter
Realtek RTL81xx Family PCI-E GBE NIC
AutenTec Fingerprint Reader
LG Philips LP140WH1-TLA1 14" LED Backlit 1366x768
Suyin 1.3MP Webcam
Asus 90W Power Adapter
Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium x86 SP1

It's been almost 1 week since I got this little monster. On paper, this laptop is on par with many of the bigger laptops in the market. Though Asus market it as a Performance Multimedia laptop, I believe no one will object if it's sold as a Gaming laptop instead. It probably has the highest spec in the whole N series of laptop offered by Asus, and also as a 14" as well.

Some benchmark first:

Win7 WEI: http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=Atta...post&id=1214849

CPU - 6.3
RAM - 6.3
Aero - 6.6
Games - 6.6
HDD - 5.9

Win7 WEI

Vista WEI: http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=Atta...=post&id=990985
CPU - 5.5
RAM - 5.9
Aero - 5.9
Game - 5.6
HDD - 5.9

3D Mark 06 @ 1280x 768: http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=Atta...=post&id=990987
Overall - 6426
SM 2.0 - 2283
SM 3.0 - 2915
CPU - 2412

Drivers used are from the driver disc provided.

So as you can see, the benchmark is pretty impressive. So far I have tried running World in Conflict and L4D on the laptop only. In WiC, at Very High setting and DX10 at native resolution, the result is avg 15fps, min 6, max 18, ecent for a laptop of this size. For L4D, I can max out all the settings including AA and AF without any notiable lag, same goes for even if I play in windowed mode.

Expandability is not a problem. Comes with 5 USB ports (2 right, 2 back, 1 left), 1 eSata port (back), 1 4-pin IEEE 1394 port (left), Mic In and Sound out (left), 1 HDMI and 1 VGA (back), 1 LAN port and 1 modem port (back), card reader (left) and ExpressCard (left).

The build quality is solid. Though the chasis is plastic, I don't feel any heat coming from the palm rest even when running games. The area near the air vent on the right, however, would conduct some of the heat to the chasis, though not very significantly. Closing the laptop and holding it with one hand would not see it bend even with a weight of 2.5kg with batery. Heat control is pretty well done, as you can see from the screenshot of 3D Mark 06.

The keyboard is quiet to type on, though it may be a bit soft for some. Touchpaq is large and smooth to slide, and it can auto disable itself (thru driver) when you plug in a mouse. The buttons, however, is relatively hard to press and produces a rather loud "click" sound.

The battery is rated at 11.1V, 4800mAh, 53Wh. Battery life is rather short, on reviews it's abt 2hrs 20min to 2hrs 30mins. I myself with the use of Power4Gear Hybrid power management software and some tweaking can get me close to 3hrs. This is sort of expected for such powerful hardware, though I have expected a bit more.

Some of you may have noticed that the wireless adpater used is not an Intel WiFi Link product, it's from Atheros instead. So this has made the laptop not a Centrino 2 product. To me, however, is not a very big problem, as long as it can connect to the routers without much issues, it's fine with me. (GPU and CPU more important to me... )

So, here's my mini review. Do leave a note if you guys want to know more.

Is it possible we order ourself directly from Asus if the supplier don't have? Like from other country, but not on ebay or amazon. If yes, is there any surcharge?

Does Asus provide on-site services ?

Asus 2 years international warranty covers which part ?