http://event.asus.com/my/2011/productguide/PG_Sep_Oct.pdf

1. sager 8150 / gtx560m /rm5073 /15.6 inch / 1080p full hd screen / gpu can be easily upgraded in the future

2. asus g53sx 3d version / gtx560m/rm4900 /15.6 /1366x768 3d screen + 3d glasses

if im not mistaken, u can get futher discount (rm200 ithink) if u show ur student card..

sorry 4got to mention which model haha.

its regarding the hp dv6 .. i think i read it somewhere in the hp dv6 thread..

u like 3D gaming or not ??

if u do ... i suggest u go for sager NP8170 with 3D screen + glasses and go with the gtx580m !!!

i configured that on illegear.com just for fun and the total was around 7.5k iinm !

my dream laptop is still the m17x wif 3D and 580m but that one , total is around 10k

gaming performance almost the same me thinks , across all 3 laptops.. in d end, depends on what u r looking for


-the msi one with 1080p screen.. gooding for watching full hd movies... 1 on 1 pixel mapping..

-the hp has a sleek and professional look...

-the ases .. 2 years international warranty !!! u go to north pole also can claim warranty !!

i guess ull choose asoos then !!

n55 got better grph card

ok.. are u serious gamer who wants to play serious games and have serious fun?

or u just want to dota and cs ???!

y so serious !!

go for 555m man... for better frames ..

the 525m would really really struggle with newer games.. !!

see here for avg fps of d 525m in certain games: http://www.notebookcheck.net/Computer-Game...ds.13849.0.html

maybee.. but at low settings

imo, at least go for 555m



This post has been edited by trustmeiamlegit: Oct 23 2011, 05:36 PM

i think he will say dv6 cuz he keep saying 6770m winrar 555m

but i will say m17x with gtx580m + 3D

^ actually for 4k u can get sayur np8130 for rm3999.. theres a discount right now, so u can select the i7 proc and the total is less than 4k..

plus points for sayur np8130
+better gpu ,192bit
+full hd screen
+gpu is changeable

plus points for asses g53sx 2d
+design looks cooler
+backlit keyboard
+comes wif mouse and backpack
+2 years international warranty
+low native resolution (so u can play at native reso when BF5 , crysis 4 and metro 3033 , gta 7, dirt 5 come out LOL)

This post has been edited by trustmeiamlegit: Oct 26 2011, 04:53 AM

the most powerful 15incher is the sager np8150.. u can put in a gtx580m or hd6990m inside... these 2 r the best mobility gpus in the market right now

go to www.illegear.com to configure the specs and see the price... u cant buy sager laptops in ur local shop in msia, only online.. so the warranty claiming procedure might be a lil bit diff..

the 2nd most powerful 15incher would be the MSI GT680DX...it has a gtx570m.. 2nd most powerful nvidia gpu.. official pricing is rm5299 iinm... u can buy this in malaysia, so ull get local warranty and support.. but im not sure about stock availability right now, go to the msi thread for more info.. pm forummer "SANKO"



something to think about:

a single gtx580m or 6990 may not be able to run intensely detailed games like battlefield 3 and crysis 1 with smooth fps (40-50) when all settings set to ultra with AA - max, AF - max, vsync and all that stuff, @ full HD...

for this u need at least a dual gpu set up.. found only the bigger models.. 17incher or 18incher laptops

however, a single 580m or 6990m will max out most of the games out there right now and achieve smooth fps.. for details on gpu performance: http://www.notebookcheck.net/Computer-Game...ds.13849.0.html

cheers

dang.. the razor blade notebook just flashed my mind... looool

everytime i see the word bacon , i am immediately reminded of epic meal time ! looool

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Added on November 22, 2011, 8:21 pmbest to visit ur local computer shops n see whether they still have it in stock..

This post has been edited by trustmeiamlegit: Nov 22 2011, 08:21 PM

onsite warranty maybe

check for dead pixel?? loool.... and contents in the box...

just know that the best gt555m is in m14x , worse is in lenovo (cant remember the model)

the one in the asus n55 shud be in between m14x n the lenovo