Wooot!! Review is out

Well, 64-bit system tend to be slower compared to 32-bit systems

Can't really compare since they're from different categories?

I thought you don't want one?
Anyway, grats on your purchase

U2 will have problems fitting a 15.6 incher (you'll have around 0.5-1inch sticking out)
If you don't mind the slightly smaller size, its fine, I've use to use it on my Qosmio F60 as well, cooling is good
The more vents you have underneath your lappy, the better U1/U2/U3 will perform

U2 is around RM60-RM70; U3 is around RM90-RM99

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Added on April 16, 2011, 11:30 pmTo get the best cooling, you need to trial and error
Just need one guy to do it and the others can just follow hehe~
For me I just put the fans directly under vents

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Apr 16 2011, 11:30 PM

Never delete the recovery partition!
You'll never know when you'll need it again
And its very handy to keep it, you can reformat anytime you want

Never heard of it, and I don't think its trustworthy...

I smell something new coming up

+1, some temperature reports please

Its too early to tell, we need more temperature results...
Personally I think the cooler pad itself will help ventilation abit by lifting the laptop from the surface (of course you can do that as well by using some books etc. ), but aluminium does dissipate heat faster.. not sure about the cooling efficiencies of the fans on the N53Sn though...

^ Naice

Well, even though the N53n is EOL-ed already... here's notebookcheck's review of the unit
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Asus-N...ok.52431.0.html

Quoted from the website:
Pro

+ Appealing design and workmanship
+ Good connectivity (BluRay)
+ Stable case and extendability
+ Convincing office performance
+ Good 3D performance (GT 550M)
+ Quiet cooling system in idle
+ Always cool surfaces
+ High-end speakers including software

Contra

- Interfaces mainly in the front area
- Glossy display with a low resolution
- Average display measuring rates
- Fan runs permanently
- Short battery runtimes

LOL, they din't mentioned anything about the keyboard flexes

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: May 2 2011, 07:59 AM

Agreed, its a nice game.... if only the difficulty level is not so high haha.... can't even beat the game at "easy" even though I've been playing most of the SF series
Sorry for off topic**

Black Ops, according to notebookcheck's review, (unlike in most other games) will utilize the i7-2630QM in your N53Sn and hence improve gaming performance

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: May 7 2011, 08:39 PM

Yes, it appears so, but there is an N53Sv (i7-2630QM + Nvidia GT540M@RM3299)
Pay more for less... its ridiculous

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: May 8 2011, 10:51 PM

Ahem.... we can now officially declare that all N53Sn owners are lucky B@st@rds haha
Those who haven't got their N53Sn yet, better go find one nao!!!

Asus G53 is now RM4999, VX7 is RM5999, price difference is only RM1k
The VX7 doesn't have backlit keyboard as well I think, but who cares.... its one hell of a machine
It actually made me think twice about getting the M14x

MSI as well iinm

True, I bet many people are rushing to buy the remaining N53Sn even as we speak.... or are they going for the HP Dv6 instead?

Dv6 EOL-ed already?