QUOTE(ellimistx99 @ Apr 16 2011, 05:33 AM)
Ok so finally both of these laptops are out!
Unfortunately, there isn't a 14 inch N-Series i7 SB laptop available otherwise this wouldn't be a problem. So I call on you, help me decide!
I will be using it for gaming, for the most part.
I realize between gaming there isn't much difference between i5 and i7, but could there be a couple of months down the line?
How much difference will I see in everyday use between the i7 and the i5?
Will an A-Series with and i7 have more or less resale value than an N-Series with i5?
Besides being pretty, does the design of the N-Series have any functional uses?
Which one has an easier to open case so that I can actually clean it myself ?
What would you do?
I would go for N series Unfortunately, there isn't a 14 inch N-Series i7 SB laptop available otherwise this wouldn't be a problem. So I call on you, help me decide!
I will be using it for gaming, for the most part.
I realize between gaming there isn't much difference between i5 and i7, but could there be a couple of months down the line?
How much difference will I see in everyday use between the i7 and the i5?
Will an A-Series with and i7 have more or less resale value than an N-Series with i5?
Besides being pretty, does the design of the N-Series have any functional uses?
Which one has an easier to open case so that I can actually clean it myself ?
What would you do?
As what the other sifus had said, SB i7 is more powerful, but don't forget it generates a lot more heat as well... and imho I think the A series' cooling system will probably be poorer than that of the N series... SB i5 would be cooler; and cooler laptops tend to last longer
So it depends on whether you need the quad core power or not... if purely for gaming, you'd probably won't see much difference because the GPU's the same
Apr 16 2011, 09:46 AM
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