Keyboard silicon with shape? Don't really get, maybe try searching in Low Yat?

U said u can't sign in, sign in to what? User account?

Recovery tool? I thought it's built-in? F3 or F2 to use the recovery tool via BIOS isn't it?

I thought most silicon keyboards are the same?

Flat and keyboard key shape, aren't they the same? XD

Sorry, can you show me picture?

To create recovery, you can actually use Windows Backup and Restore, that should suffice. =)

Touchable? Lol, I got no idea, man, best of luck =)

Purchase of what? The GT70?

The GPU is awesome, and since it's a APU, this laptop is definitely a high end budget gaming laptop. But don't expect the processor to be as powerful as an i7 3610QM as this is only on par with i5 or the higher end i3 models.

Still, it's great for our wallets if we only need gaming, processing power is not that important unless a lot of emulating is required such as PCSX2.

Btw, anyone knows where I can buy a HDD bracket for the GT60/GT70/GT780? I'm desperately in need of a HDD bracket for my secondary drive. Please help =/

Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't removing the fan void the warranty?

Not only that, when the fan is removed, thermal paste needs to be applied again isn't it?

I'm not sure, so pls explain to me, haha =)

1. Ya, but I thought removing the fan would require repasting the thermal paste, that's what the e-maintenance guy told me in the past.

2. Exactly, that's what I did, easy and time-saving XD

Anyone bought the GT70 with GTX680m or GTX675mx?

Lol, u can contact Ken Lee if you want to =)

I shall PM u

No, based in US =)

If you're buying from GenTech, it means importing your purchase from US

Done it several times, you can PM me for enquiries.

I'm currently using a SSD on my rig.

Just replace the primary HDD which is the OS drive with the SSD, if the secondary HDD slot is empty, you can use your primary HDD as a secondary HDD to store files and other less important programs.

Just open up the back cover and remove a few screws to replace, it's easy =)

No it doesn't void warranty.

Just makesure not to damage anything in the process.

GE70K uses the latest entry level i7 CPU and a GTX660m, it's not bad.

But for that price, don't you think you could afford a GX60 or GX70 which is a higher end model that performs much better in gaming?

Despite the weaker CPU, the GPU is 1 of the best so far next to the GTX680m.

You only had to dish out a little more I guess. Ur main aim is for a laptop that can support high graphical details in latest games right? GX60/70 would be a better choice.

I last saw it being quoted at a price of RM4299 =)

I believe it is very affordable for a high end gaming laptop, really.

U only sacrifice by having a weaker CPU but the GPU is really great, almost as powerful as the GTX680m.

Really a bang for buck dude

GE60 and GE70.

GT60 and GT70 are the high end models.

Still, I'm guessing the GE60 and GE70 are above RM3k.

The difference is the size and weight.

GX70 is 17 inch and has a bigger chassis than the GX60.

GX70 should also have better ventilation than the GX60 since it has more space inside for air circulation.

Besides that, both the GX60 and GX70 should be the same.

0NE, 0ND and 0NC are SKU code used to label the models of the laptops.

Each character in the SKU should represent something such as batch number etc..

As far as I know, the GT60 and GT70 use 0NE for GTX680M and the 0ND for GTX675M or GTX675MX and 0NC for GTX670m respectively.

GE60/GE70 use 0ND for GTX660m and 0NC for GTX650m.

I hope I helped in clarifying these, haha. They were based on my small analysis, correct me if I'm wrong.


Anyway, I'm sorry for the late replies, been very busy lately.

I also heard that there will be a 14 inch variant gaming rig coming up.

I wonder if the GX60 will be refreshed with the 8970QM and Richland APU.

There are still many out there who don't fancy a 17 inch model due to size, weight and bulkiness, lol.

This post has been edited by lonelywolf90: May 18 2013, 11:07 AM