Yes that's correct.

The GTX560M is still better than the GT555M by about 20%. Do bear in mind that this version of the GTX560M in the G53SX is a crippled version of the GPU with a 128-bit bus compared to the 192-bit bus found in the normal version.

GPUs with GTX don't have Optimus, only the ones starting with GT does.

Dear Sifu,

From advises I got here and survey the retail market.
I got 3 laptops in mind now.
1) HP DV6 6001-TX, I got offer of RM26xx
Additional RM90 upgrade to 8gb Ram and another RM90 for 3 yrs extent warranty.
2) Asus G53 with 3D, offer of RM46xx
Standard package with gaming mouse, 3D glasses etc
( I prefer the one without 3D but seems everywhere no stock)
3) Asus N55SF i5 with RM27xx
Standard package

Would like recommendation which one is value for money?
My main usage is Gaming and multimedia, I'm also looking for desktop replacement while I will be working overseas 2 yrs.
So, international warranty is also a must. Mobility is not a problem.

Is HP-DV6 6114 coming to Malaysia market? As most retail shop here in Penang not selling it yet.
Should I wait or should I just grab the HP-DV6 6001 now? As I will be leaving Malaysia only early 2012. Is it too early now to buy a lappy. 

Yeah, this is why the DV6 attracted me (but I can't find 6114 model here), very cheap. You can get it from G.Zone without Beat. Now got promotion, with "valid student card", you got additional discount. 

I second this. Currently, Llano system are not exactly user friendly.

from kuantan.. jz back to hometown for sembreak.. but found out my hometown laptop outdated..cant play game i want.. cz my main rig in signature is at hostel ><
the asus n acer also can bargain?
which is better in performance? i know specification is acer better with A8 vs Asus A6 and better GC
but i not really have confidence on acer brand..
so this 2 got come with FreeDOS?

Hybrid CrossFire is different... in this mode either the dGPU or iGPU is running at any given time... the max performance u get is wat the dGPU is capable of... however Hybrid CrossFire is a subset of Asychronous CrossFire...

Asynchronous CrossFire means both the dGPU and fGPU are running together in standard CrossFire mode to achieve higher performance than the dGPU alone...

but unlike normal (or Synchronous) CrossFire, which usually has 2 GPU of the same model (and thus same amount of SP, same memory bandwidth, same memory type), Asynchronous CrossFire has 2 GPU of different models and SP count... eg HD6755G2 = HD6620G (400SP, 128-bit DDR3 shared) + HD6750M (480SP, 128-bit GDDR5)

also unlike normal CrossFire, if u use 2 GPU of different model, the better GPU will be limited by the worse off (think of the situation when u ve RAM of different speed running together), but for Asynchronous CrossFire it seems that both GPU are performing at full capacity...

For Llano only

The good:
- cheap, high performance/cost ratio
- integrated graphic (or fGPU as AMD calls it) that can smoke any low end GPU in the market
- low power consumption (iirc A8 has longer battery life than Core i7)

The bad:
- medicore CPU performance
- ACF highly dependent on optimization

In a nut shell:
for those who wants mainstream graphic performance but on a tight budget, and those looking for a multimedia machine