Yes, still premature to judge but the result in kinda not bad.

RIP backbone

I now use cabin-sized luggage for my M17x during traveling

SOS @ http://www.lowyat.net/2013/04/02/6648/nvid...s-near-you-soon

Waiting for higher end of GTX 7xx

This post has been edited by Mr.Docter: Apr 3 2013, 12:28 AM

Why?

1 thing for sure is that the price will not too friendly on the green side - like always.

I would personally recommend Illegear (Sager) or Alienware.

Both are very good at doing what they do best - a gaming laptop.

Woah!

Same here.

+1

This post has been edited by Mr.Docter: May 27 2013, 09:41 PM

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This post has been edited by Mr.Docter: May 31 2013, 05:59 AM

GTX 780M vs GTX 760M

With generational improvements of 30-55%, performance on the new GTX 700M chips is high enough to run the very latest games at Ultra and High levels of detail, making a GTX 700M notebook a viable alternative to a desktop PC.






All source @ http://www.geforce.com/whats-new/articles/...m-notebook-gpus

Even GTX 770M vs GTX 670M is good. Too good, comparatively.

Nvidia 320.18 WHQL damaging your GPU

Bro I hope your system is okay now :|

The thing about SLi is that, you pay nearly x2 but you manage to utilize 1.3-1.8x only

This is especially medium to low range GPU as GT750M. Sound very cool, yes, but not really money-wise for me.


You better go with single, strong GPU instead of 2 average GPU. At least with single GPU, you may squeeze all the juice needed from a sole source.

Yes, that is one of the alternative choice

Not recommended to OC due to heat and stability; and the juiced gain from the OC not not so much. At best you can gain 20%, from my approximation.

To be honest, few people that own your laptop saying to book RE-15 once they sell that Lenovo for better and more stable GPU.

The term "gaming laptop" is too overuse nowadays, making the exclusivity of that particular term to be less and lesser. Back during my time, we only consider Alienware, Sager and high-end Asus as gaming laptop but nowadays pretty much every brand have their own gaming laptop

Well if you have the budget to spend, why not go for SLi?

Averagely speaking, this is true since GTX770M and/or GTX760M are most likely to use MXM, hence it is upgradable in future.

Fully agreed.

Reselling value also higher as its the latest series

http://www.lowyat.net/2014/10/nvidia-gefor...m-and-gtx-970m/



This post has been edited by Mr.Docter: Oct 7 2014, 10:09 PM