hopefully.. nevermind with the gifts lar.. usually they give those.. not really usefull thing.. they charge me cheaper ok d.. even i know i still need to buy the OS..

mouse,mouse pad, headset with mic, lcd cleaner, keyboard protector, usb hub, notebook skin,... wat else?...al i know is taht the mouse and headset and keyboard protector are wat i want.. the rest could be dump..

Im stuck between the Y460 and the N82.

Which GPU is more superior? Nvidia GT 335M or the ATI HD5650?

thanks

You want DX11 card then go for HD5650....want better driver then opt for GT335M....for gamers and future proof card i would suggest you go for Lenovo Y460 ..unless you are ok with N82, though Asus got 2 years warranty

aiyo~~ future proof not suit in laptop la~~~ mostly tahan 5 year in gaming~~~ after that sure outdate de XD~~ Besides, Even DX 11 game, we still can play using DX10.1 GC right? I think GT335 have better driver lo~~ my opinion~~

Yup, that why i say..its really depends on the buyers...some want to play with DX11 (clearer graphic but sacrifice performance a bit)...and yes, NV have better driver ...

Some prefer ATi while some NV ....i would also go for N82Jv but then again HD5650 is quite good in terms of gaming

very tough decision.. thanks for the feedback sifus.

Yup, tough indeed because both are giving such good pros/cons ..well, just go with which you think is best...either one is still a good choice

Is there anyone with N82, Y460 or EA16 (this one probably not) gives comments or reviews on their units?

I myself think Y460 is good in pricing but will it overheat when under stress?

Maybe you can try asking @ their own specific thread discussion ...

Lenovo Y460 ----> http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1391187
Asus N82Jv ----> http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1404071

This post has been edited by miahahaha: May 23 2010, 01:41 PM

hi miahahahaha

Asus N82Jv, i5 520M + Nvidia GT 335M@RM3999~~KL PC Fair price is bull!!!

i just went to lowyat asus shop. i saw the price is 4.6K+ same specs.

another query? where can i get the 3,999 model and can i get 0% installment for 12 months in any shop in lowyat?

Well,LYP is selling @RM4.6k ..you can try your luck in Garage Sales ..got tonnes of sellers selling it @RM3999

This is from a forumer called hikari85

N82JV-VX031V : RM3999 -- RM3849
i5-520M (2.40 GHz (Turbo up to 2.93GHz)/L2: 3M), 14"HD (LED)
Memory: DDR3 4GB (2Gx2)
Hdd: 640GB
NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 335M
VRAM: 1GB DDR3 VRAM
8xSuper Multi-Dual
802.11b/g/N(ASUS)
Win 7 Home Premium(64bit)
Bluetooth / 2.0M WebCam / 6 Cell 4400mAH

Check it here -----> http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...928&hl=hikari85

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Added on May 23, 2010, 3:18 pmAbout LYP, cannot help you much but i can ask around for you..see if got any selling it @RM3999

This post has been edited by miahahaha: May 23 2010, 03:18 PM

sorry to interrupt, need little advice
can anybody suggest the best laptop in rm2k -rm2.5k range

What are you looking for a laptop?? What do you actually do with the laptop?? Any specific software that you run with it??

+1

Do tell us what you're looking for in laptop?And the word "best" is pretty general here.What's good for others might not be good for you right?

This post has been edited by -kytz-: May 23 2010, 04:28 PM

May i know the HD5650 in Sony EA16 and Lenovo Y460 are underclock or not?

Am not sure if this is true, but the lenovo sales guy told me that once u upgrade to the new BIOS, the heat problem wont be as bad.

Apparently the heat isnt a problem, but only because the heatsink is made out of copper, and the ventilation is good, hence alot of heat comes out through these outlets, hence u feel the heat. Dunno if this is true or not.

Mainly looking for LightWeight notebook only

Budget:2k-2.5k
Size: 13''-14'',below 2.2kg
Brands:ANY
Purpose:Do anything except GAMING
Battery:as "tahan" as well
OS:W7
Screen:LED only
HDD space:any~ i prefer use own portable XHD
Drive:DVD burner
Specs:good wifi,bluetooth specs

1)keep Carry Around
2)buying in June,last for at least 4years

I think at the end of the day, the Lenovo has better processor (i540) compared to the ASUS. And its cheaper as well.. only thing is the ASUS gives 2 years warranty. I think if u add another year warranty on the lenovo, the price should come out almost the same...

Well, as for Asus the warranty is International which comes in handy when your are going abroad and so, if you are staying put in MY then Lenovo would be a wiser choice, and like you said 3 years warranty from Lenovo is better