QUOTE(astria @ Apr 24 2011, 12:30 AM)
gaming = emphasize more on GPU...
CPU is not as important...
besides i dun really like 4830TG due to the battery... integrated battery + dedicated GPU is a bad combo imho... when u run an intensive program, the heat produced by the CPU and GPU will affect the battery, and since there's no way u can remove the battery in 4830TG, it's like cooking it, and heat has been proven to be bad for battery cells...
if u really want the battery AND performance of 4830TG, take a look at U41SV...
pure performance wise N53SN is the clear winner here (quad core + GT 550M)... it's the current model in the market now... but the others won't be too shabby either since GT 540M and GT 550M are essentially the same GPU...
hi sifu~~CPU is not as important...
besides i dun really like 4830TG due to the battery... integrated battery + dedicated GPU is a bad combo imho... when u run an intensive program, the heat produced by the CPU and GPU will affect the battery, and since there's no way u can remove the battery in 4830TG, it's like cooking it, and heat has been proven to be bad for battery cells...
if u really want the battery AND performance of 4830TG, take a look at U41SV...
pure performance wise N53SN is the clear winner here (quad core + GT 550M)... it's the current model in the market now... but the others won't be too shabby either since GT 540M and GT 550M are essentially the same GPU...
just want to get more info, not to quote you or what (come in peace
i thought that acer 4830TG can be take off the battery
saw it from this website http://acer.it168.com/thread-1477437-1-1.html
although it seem to be quite complicated
Apr 24 2011, 10:20 PM

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