the only 1 that stands out are BenQ S42 and Asus N82Jv... others, all roughly the same spec...
Enquiries/Recommendations 14" Laptops (with price), For references, can discuss also :P...
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Mar 22 2010, 05:18 AM
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310M is nothing to scream abt...
u need at least a GT 330M in order to ve the same performance lvl as a 9600M GT... |
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Mar 22 2010, 05:39 AM
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well, perhaps u can tell TS abt it? so that he can put that up for the others to see...
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Mar 22 2010, 02:54 PM
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Mar 22 2010, 05:04 PM
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lol, even worse than the Studio 14...
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Mar 22 2010, 05:09 PM
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so it's more like a concept laptop???
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Mar 23 2010, 06:41 AM
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looks like we ve a Vostro 3700 in 14"...
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Mar 24 2010, 12:18 PM
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even Lenovo US site shows G460 with 310M only...
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Mar 24 2010, 12:50 PM
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i saw Y460 in the US site...
US$1k for HD5650 config... doubt G460 would have such spec... This post has been edited by astria: Mar 24 2010, 12:50 PM |
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Mar 27 2010, 11:18 PM
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crap... the giant killer laptops are so cheap now...
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QUOTE(wahzhai @ Mar 29 2010, 12:20 AM) is there anymore asus k50ab out there?? EOL already...im looking for it badly...  a nice alternative would be Lenovo G460... This post has been edited by astria: Mar 29 2010, 06:44 AM |
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juz to help TS a bit, my own humble personal recommendation, breakdown by types:
QUOTE Multimedia: 1) Acer Aspire TimelineX 4820TG, 2) Lenovo Ideapad Y460, 3) Asus N82Jv - Best GPU u can find for a 14", so it's down to personal preference of brands and warranty. 4820TG has the overall best performance:price ratio in the group. Y460 may give better assurance to some since it's not an Acer (i know i know, some ppl are still Acer-phobic). N82Jv, though expensive, has 2yrs of int'l warranty, and the quality assurance of Asus (personally own N81Vp, really love the laptop) CULV: 1) Acer Aspire Timeline 4810TZ, 2) Asus UL80Vt, 3) Dell Inspiron 14z - why not UL80Vt??? to me, a CULV with integrated graphic is more than enuf, since the most demanding it needs to do is probably HD movies only. Intel GMA is sufficient for such jobs. but why UL80Vt second? due to performance:price ratio... sure Inspiron 14z is cheaper, but 4810TZ offers the same spec as well... Value: 1) Asus K40Ie, 2) Lenovo Valueline G455, 3) Compaq CQ41-208AU - K40Ie earns it's place for the GPU used and Asus' warranty service, though the price tag crossed the rm2k psychological line. G455 is pretty obvious. Throw in Win7 HP and it still maintains at rm2k, while still having a discrete GPU for ur daily tasks and flash games. CQ41 uses the latest offering from AMD, and Intel has nothing new that comes close in this price range. As a side note, when comes to GPGPU, AMD and NV are still ahead of Intel. u may notice that i ve left out the general usage type... well, throw a stone at any laptop that's within ur budget and they can all do the general computing stuff... i am more focused on the niche areas... |
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Mar 29 2010, 02:59 PM
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well, i guess some explanations and ranking is better than juz 1 model...
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QUOTE(faiz2036 @ Apr 2 2010, 07:54 PM) hd4570 is gddr2.. hd5470 gddr3 there's laptops that come with HD4570 GDDR3 also...actually witht he same spec, even if used with GDDR5, i wouldn't expect much performance gain also... |
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i think classify by GPU would be too overwhelming to most ppl...
if they are really concerned abt GPU performance, i believe they would visit the GPU thread... |
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QUOTE(malakus @ Apr 9 2010, 10:17 AM) haha nothing... just sightseeing with different brands... didn't really know they were outdated.. figures.. i doubt u can get much from a faulty laptop...I'm looking for y460... budget could be rm3.2k<... but if my faulty laptop could be sell at a decent cash... maybe i'll go over 4k... but it so damn hard to window shop laptop in Perlis... even working ones also drop in value like crazy after only a few mths... |
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QUOTE(marky @ Apr 9 2010, 01:36 PM) wats the best 14 inch laptop under 2k? .. u can take a look at the bottom of the very first post, where there's suggestions... |
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i suggest Lenovo G455 instead...
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QUOTE(miahahaha @ Apr 13 2010, 07:16 AM) Well, Alienware M11x is for gaming mobility, meaning that with a 11.6" laptop which is portable/mobile, gaming is not a problem...but the throw-back for M11x is the CPU it uses...there's no XPS 14...only got Studio 14, Studio 15 & SXPS 16 u forgot SXPS13...  ...Well, Dell already got Alienware/SXPS as their gaming series so no point for Studio & Inspiron to be the same ..well, just hope in due time Alienware will come out with 13"  Added on April 13, 2010, 9:21 am QUOTE(DoubleU @ Apr 13 2010, 08:27 AM) erm.. gaming on a 13" might as well do it on 14" no? especially the chassis size problem. well, there's Acer 3820TG...in SG it comes in the form of i7-620M + HD5650... abt SG$1.7k... This post has been edited by astria: Apr 13 2010, 09:21 AM |
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QUOTE(ROM_star @ Apr 14 2010, 10:59 AM) Just wonder if the laptop has the resolution 1366 x 768 plug with a external monitor with resolution 1920 x 1080, will i get a full screen display? Anyone using laptop with external keyboard to avoid the heat? the resolution is not plug dependent but rather, it's GPU dependent...even integrated graphic can have resolution up to 2048x1536... Full HD is sup sup water (but of course, whether u can have smooth display is another problem) i do use external keyboard, not becuz of the heat, but to prolong the lifespan of the laptop keyboard though... |
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