A43V
-Cheaper
-No USB 3.0
-No sub-woofer
-Weaker graphic card

N45/55 SF
-More expensive
-2 USB 3.0 + 2 USB 2.0
-Comes with sub-woofer
-Better graphic card
-Bang & Olufsen Speaker

U judge it urself.It's up to whether u r willing to fork out few hundred bucks more for the extra features.

This post has been edited by Duckies: Dec 1 2011, 06:11 PM

No more Ezio adi But the gameplay is a bit short compared to previous series.

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Which old game r u talking first?

Open Nvidia control panel.Above there choose Desktop > Display GPU activity Icon in Notification Area.If ur Nvidia is running,the panel is green.Else grey.

Really?Somehow I couldnt run Ultra..It feels like capped FPS to me.

Arkham City is definitely better.And u get to play Cat woman

Dont think it's the driver problem but I was using the same one as u.

I'm only interested to play the campaign mode to see the story.Once I finished the game I'm too lazy to do other stuffs

I was using that

Not sure but shouldnt be possible.Multiplayer feature usually requires separate crack.

Why wanna go buy when u can just download them?

If u wanna install other versions of Windows 7 such as Windows 7 Ultimate,u can use Jack Sparrow's because the serial key provided by Asus only for Windows 7 Home Premium.

Actually I posted few pages back about Hackintosh..u need the correct hardware to make it work 100% coz not hardware all compatible.Then u need something called iBoot or Kalway to help u install Hackintosh.

I am using Rocket Dock.Working fine so far

RK launcher and Rocket dock is 2 different application.

Here u go
http://rocketdock.com/

From what I know,Need for Speed The Run is capped at 30 FPS regardless of any setting.

Mentioned earlier before,the game is capped at 30 FPS.

All the brands look the same to me.My house mates and I owned few brands of hard disk.If u were to ask me,choose the cheapest per capacity.

This post has been edited by Duckies: Jan 1 2012, 04:00 AM

Not really.Failure rates depend on usage,luck,environment factors and others.

I spilled drinks to my previous notebook few times before.The first thing u have to do is to switch off the notebook and let it dry under the fan for few days.Even if u wiped off all the spillage,some liquid might went under the keyboard.It's bad that u actually went and format ur pc instead of drying it.FYI,warranty do not cover harm caused by spilling liquid on it.But u do not hav to tell them when u send ur notebook to the service center

This post has been edited by Duckies: Jan 3 2012, 06:11 PM

Short circuit is something beyond a software can repair.Unless u r a computer engineer/technician,then u can fix it urself.Else,going to the service centre is ur best bet.Just dont tell them the truth

First of all,dont expect super performance boost from it.Secondly,let me put it in a simple way.RAM is like a table.The bigger the table,the more u can do.Unless u r doing a lot of multi tasking (when I put a lot here,it really means A LOT),getting a bigger table dont improve performance much since the task u r doing is basically more or less the same with the small table.

In short,unless u like to game,hundred tabs in the browser,watching movie,listening to music,running applications and other stuff AT THE SAME TIME,then u need a lot of RAM.Else,4Gb should be sufficient for daily usage + game.

Dont believe me?Go open end task manager.See how much ur memory consumption now.I am using 30-40% of 4GB ram for daily usage.If I am playing games + browser,it will rise up to 70-80%.Still got 20% left which equals to 800Mb ram left.It's quite enough for me.

However,getting 8GB RAM wont do u any harm either.4GB-8GB RAM is quite the mainstream now.Additionally,RAM's price is getting cheaper and cheaper.

This post has been edited by Duckies: Jan 4 2012, 12:03 PM

Glad to hear that Next time remember to switch off ur notebook immediately if u spilled something on it again *touchwood*

It occurs to few ppl here before but I've never experienced it.I finished all 2011 games adi and still not even once.Not sure wat causes it until now

It is quite significant when u run applications.U can google around or youtube about the difference between a SSD and HDD.I would say if u have the budget,SSD is a good investment although I believe booting a pc below 15 seconds is not a main and critical feature (I mean come on,cant u even spare a minute to boot a pc?Why do u even need to boot a pc in 15 secs?Just let it sleep or hibernate if u really wanna save time )

SSD price is dropping but still quite expensive.But I guess u get what u paid