QUOTE(PF T.J. @ Aug 9 2012, 01:43 PM)
Easy 
Dell Precisions will fit your requirements perfectly; but costing a bomb while they're at it though
So you need to choose your customizations carefully: http://www.dell.com/my/business/p/precision-laptops.aspx
15.6"
Precision M4600, i5-2520M +Nvidia Quadro1000M@RM5200, Win 7 Pro, 3 Years NBD, [Screen Upgrade: HD Multi-Touch, FHD, FHD IPS RGB] [CPU Upgrade: up to i7-2960XM] [GPU Upgrade: Quadro 2000M] [RAM up to 32GB], 3 Years ProSupport
Precison M4700, i5-3320M + Nvidia Quadro K1000M@RM6300, 4GB, 750GB(7200rpm), W7P [Screen Upgrade: FHD, FHD IPS RGB] [CPU Upgrade: up to i7-3920XM] [GPU Upgrade: Quadro K2000M] [RAM up to 32GB], 3 Years ProSupport
17.3"
Precision M6600, i7-2640M +Nvidia Quadro3000M + (1600x900)@RM7549, Win 7 Pro, 3 Years ProSupport, [Screen Upgrade: FHD, Multi-Touch FHD] [CPU Upgrade: up to i7-2960XM][GPU Upgrade: Quadro 4000M, Quadro 5010M] [RAM up to 32GB]
Precision M6700, i7-3520M + AMD FirePro M6000 + (1600x900)@RM8100, 4GB, 750GB(7200rpm), W7P, 3 Years ProSupport, [Screen Upgrade: FHD, IPS FHD, 3D FHD][CPU Upgrade: up to i7-3920XM][GPU Upgrade: Quadro K5000M] [RAM up to 32GB]
Since the specs here are base specifications (pretty lousy when stock); I would suggest you to go for the M4600 (Sandy Bridge) or the M4700 (Ivy Bridge) so that there's still money left for upgrades. I would personally recommend the former since the price increase is not exactly worth it for the upgrade from SB to IB...
For the M4600 (or the M4700), upgrade the CPU to i7 at least, 8 or 16GB RAM, upgrade the screen to FHD, upgrade or add in an SSD, that will make good use of your budget, and ultimately give you a monster rig that is good in every aspect
You can deal with "putochip123" or "viper88" for discounts, with your budget I'm sure they can give you a rather big slash from the price tag
Thank you SIFU!!!!! that was a great help! Off to some customization. Dell Precisions will fit your requirements perfectly; but costing a bomb while they're at it though
So you need to choose your customizations carefully: http://www.dell.com/my/business/p/precision-laptops.aspx
15.6"
Precision M4600, i5-2520M +Nvidia Quadro1000M@RM5200, Win 7 Pro, 3 Years NBD, [Screen Upgrade: HD Multi-Touch, FHD, FHD IPS RGB] [CPU Upgrade: up to i7-2960XM] [GPU Upgrade: Quadro 2000M] [RAM up to 32GB], 3 Years ProSupport
Precison M4700, i5-3320M + Nvidia Quadro K1000M@RM6300, 4GB, 750GB(7200rpm), W7P [Screen Upgrade: FHD, FHD IPS RGB] [CPU Upgrade: up to i7-3920XM] [GPU Upgrade: Quadro K2000M] [RAM up to 32GB], 3 Years ProSupport
17.3"
Precision M6600, i7-2640M +Nvidia Quadro3000M + (1600x900)@RM7549, Win 7 Pro, 3 Years ProSupport, [Screen Upgrade: FHD, Multi-Touch FHD] [CPU Upgrade: up to i7-2960XM][GPU Upgrade: Quadro 4000M, Quadro 5010M] [RAM up to 32GB]
Precision M6700, i7-3520M + AMD FirePro M6000 + (1600x900)@RM8100, 4GB, 750GB(7200rpm), W7P, 3 Years ProSupport, [Screen Upgrade: FHD, IPS FHD, 3D FHD][CPU Upgrade: up to i7-3920XM][GPU Upgrade: Quadro K5000M] [RAM up to 32GB]
Since the specs here are base specifications (pretty lousy when stock); I would suggest you to go for the M4600 (Sandy Bridge) or the M4700 (Ivy Bridge) so that there's still money left for upgrades. I would personally recommend the former since the price increase is not exactly worth it for the upgrade from SB to IB...
For the M4600 (or the M4700), upgrade the CPU to i7 at least, 8 or 16GB RAM, upgrade the screen to FHD, upgrade or add in an SSD, that will make good use of your budget, and ultimately give you a monster rig that is good in every aspect
You can deal with "putochip123" or "viper88" for discounts, with your budget I'm sure they can give you a rather big slash from the price tag
Aug 9 2012, 02:29 PM

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