M14x rm4.7k starting price wo...

This post has been edited by duabijitelur: Apr 21 2011, 09:18 PM

ya rm5k - rm3.2k = around rm2k.............

Because Alienware is the branding lol.. And it's the most powerful 14inch

Yeah it's with 2 USB 3.0 and 2 USB 2.0. Speaker way better than the Asus N Series, and it's lighter and slimmer. Extend to 3 years local warranty only cost your RM120 not RM350.

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Added on April 21, 2011, 9:27 pmIf size really not a concern for you, I would suggest you either get Dell XPS 15 or HP DV6, if it does then Asus N43SL/Acer 4830TG would suit your needs.

This post has been edited by reevephon: Apr 21 2011, 09:27 PM

and alienware has SOLID build, COOL factor... both internal and external. XD

hows the cooling for dv6 ?

It is aluminium casing or plastic casing?

Metal casing.

[quote=reevephon,Apr 21 2011, 09:23 PM]
Yeah it's with 2 USB 3.0 and 2 USB 2.0. Speaker way better than the Asus N Series, and it's lighter and slimmer. Extend to 3 years local warranty only cost your RM120 not RM350.

omg!! RM120 only?? thx for info..


[quote=reevephon,Apr 21 2011, 10:34 PM]
Metal casing.

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so does this affect the cooling? they got the new cooling system.. is it work nicely? really reduce the tempreture?? (currently using Hp Dv2000 old model, the laptop itself really quite hot, the keyboard part) don wish to see this happen again coz the casing Dv6 and dv2 like almost same..><

if compare between Hp dv6 with MSI GE620? any comment??

MSI GE620 come with 8gb ram is it true??

Ge620 is still using GT540M isn't it?

ya.. but the ram? and cooling? how ah ??

Ram you can easily upgrade urself what? 4gb only around rm130 or less... If you're a gamer, dv6 is really the best choice for rm3.2k handsdown..

Not sure about msi cooling, but all mainstream laptops should be quite similar.. Maybe dv6 GPU hotter cause too powerful dy lol..

too powerful.. haha.. thx alot guys.. will go and touch and feel the laptop first.. hav a nice day..

LOL...too powerful doesn't means will produce more heat. You should try the laptop one by one then you only know it~

Unfortunately what eugenechiuu said is true... the more powerful, the more heat it generates... and too cool it down, it relies heavily on the cooling system of the laptop...
And since the HP Dv6's slim and doesn't look at all like those G series, Alienwares.... Heat may be a problem... Need more feedbacks from Dv6 users though

Radeon HD 6770M 480@725MHz
Radeon HD 6750M 480@600MHz
Radeon HD 6730M 480@725MHz
Radeon HD 6650M 480@600MHz
Radeon HD 6630M 480@485MHz

Well it's the highest clock GPU in it's architecture family and running GDDR5.. Very likely to produce more heat..

And consume more electric...

If the graphic card is not activated, it won't produce heat right?

Only if its completely turned off...

Is that the power saving of laptop will deactivate the GPU completely?