how about laptop less rm2000 , intel , nvdia, 14' screen

Which one better intel hd3000 , amd or nvdia?

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1918487

Mind sharing Your usage?

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Jul 21 2011, 11:45 PM

Your very wrong.... But thx anyway.......... earlier USB 3.0 drives only get about 50mbyte/sec sequential.......... (e.g. Buffalo, WD)

for work and not hardcore gaming .. just mid game ..

hmm....

lenovo
G470, i5-2410M + Intel HD3000@RM1999
G470, i5-2410M + AMD HD6370@RM2199, 2 years on-site warranty

hp
Pavilion G4, i3-2310M + AMD HD6470@RM1999
Pavilion G4, i5-2410M + AMD HD6470@RM2349

acer
Aspire 4750G, i5-2410M + Nvidia GT 520@RM2199[2.3kg], 3 years local limited warranty

asus
A43Sj, i3-2310M + Nvidia GT520M@RM1999[2.44kg], Colors:Red/Blue/Pink/Green/Gold/Black




edit:
try do hav a discrete gpu ...

This post has been edited by IvanWong1989: Jul 21 2011, 11:51 PM

hi, can suggest me a laptop that less than RM2K, got dedicated graphic (both ati and nvidia is okay, but not from intel)

tq.

toshiba l745 1060x

can give link review toshiba l745 1060x

Wonder if this is in malaysia yet?
http://sg.asus.com/Notebooks/Versatile_Per...#specifications

Asus K43TA, looks rather interesting

Something similar..
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=1918487

here called A43Ta..

I beg to differ. I agree with T.J. Mine one can reach 90 MBps easily when transferring hundreds of GB (mainly HD movie) from my internal hdd to exernal hdd using toaster type external casing. I use Samsung F3. Internally, sequential speed of this drive can reach more than 120 MBps.

WD Pasport (2.5 inch) transfer speed up to 65-70 MBps.

If small files, the transfer speed could degrade significantly.

Mobo: Asus P67 Pro.

transfer speed depends on what u tranfering la.... i no usb 3...but my exp is. transfer 1 large file can go fast...

transfer one folder that hav may many many many itty bitty folders and files inside...

Yeah, that's true...
I know nuts about USB3.0, but that's the difference I observed when I transfer (i) movie files (ii) my small but many data files

Haha, very very true. I rather 7zip them first -> transfer -> extract. Much faster LOL.

oh i din think of that....

gud idea.. lolx...

When you want to benchmark the actual throughput of file transfering you always need to test with a single large file, mulltiple file cause the transfer break into multiple session hence it added in lots of overhead, eventhough it appear as single session to user which files is transfering one by one. Is that making any sense to you?

wanna ask ur opinion...if you want a long battery life and fairly large screen, say 14-15.6 inch, and yet budget is your issue.

would you painfully fork out money to much more expensive laptop that cost 2.7-2.8k, or get a sub 1.7k laptop and get extra battery?

I would go for the former option... Its not easy to take care of 2 batteries at once haha
Noneed Rm2.7k or 2.8k haha... Asus N43SL and TimelineX 4830Tg is around RM2.4k
Or you could compromise abit and go for laptops with smaller screen, those will have longer battery life

hi guys, Im looking for recommendations for a laptop with these main specs:

i7 , 2gb nvidia graphics card ( any out there without OPTIMUS preferably ) , 8gb ram

One on my shortlist is the upcoming Asus N55SF since the N53sv is out of stock at the moment apparently.

Oh and budget is about rm3.5k max 4k I guess, if needed...but preferably rm3.5k

This post has been edited by faridz7: Jul 22 2011, 12:02 PM