I think cooling system works pretty much the same.

To me, my concern still boils down to the question of whether it is easy to clean or maintain the laptop after using it for a year especially on the cleaning part.

By removing the back cover of Asus G75VW, you will be able to see and clean the dual fans. But for the heatsink on Asus G75VW, you will definitely need an air spray can to blow dust off the heatsink unless you want to go through the trouble of disassembling the whole laptop to get to the heatsink.

For Sager, by removing the back cover, you can basically access to everything underneath including the dual fans and heatsink, save all the trouble to clean up/maintain the laptop

This is the Asus G75VW after removing the back cover
http://rog.asus.com/98832012/g-series-lapt...ding-the-g75vw/

This is the complete disassembly of the Asus G75VW
http://computerupgradeking.com/wiki/index....assembly_Manual

here's the internal shot of my laptop (sager NP8150)


And here's the internal shot of Sager NP9170

PM Prince J just in case he have keyboard replacement

ATI Mobility HD7970 2GB GDDR5 VRAM, DirectX 11
SLI Dual nVidia GeForce GTX 670M 3GB GDDR5, DX11
SLI Dual nVidia GeForce GTX 670MX 6GB GDDR5 DX11
CrossFire Dual AMD Mobility HD7970 4GB GDDR5 VRAM, DirectX 11
nVidia GeForce GTX680M 4GB GDDR5 DX11 
SLI Dual nVidia GeForce GTX680M 8GB GDDR5 DX11
nVIDIA Quadro K5000M w/4GB GDDR5 

^yup.
SLi and CrossFire is 2 Graphic cards.

^similar question, http://forum.notebookreview.com/sager-clev...ngle-7970m.html

Which malaysia local site do you mean?

Remember. Warranty only works in USA (if you buy from USA).

If your laptop got problem, you have to send it back to USA, and you have to bear the shipping.

Even though local is a bit expensive, but the warranty is not hassle.

we can't deny some things at other countries are better than in malaysia.
but it's better to buy locally rather than buy from outside, and then have to garu kepala about warranty. XD

Nope. Only Illegear.

You can PM Illegear for advanced customization to get better deals. (not necessarily configure in the website)