bro, how about other inches screen sizes ultrabook ? possible ?

I am looking for notebook with the spec below.

Processor - i7
Screen - 15.6" Full HD
RAM - 8GB
Budget - Around 3K

he / she the person drunk
for the budget, what your can expect for the spec ?
yet, if you can find a better laptop at that price just go ahead suggest, don't just spam here

*and just ignore him, see what his / her post before
last this is something funny, post my post in s3 thread in kopitiam
obviously hate me
just a forum boss ...
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2831073

PM me the best price for Lenovo y500

but that thread also got people bash me say I am spamming
what the point of spamming in forum =.=
the post count nothing at all
and why respect me ??

1. Preferred Brand : Anything but Acer
2. Budget: about RM4000
3. Usage: Engineering simulation, gaming, presentation so not too flashy like AW or Asus G series.
4. Preferred laptop/screen size: 15 inch
5. Warranty : min 2 years.

I'm considering the following
1. Lenovo Y500 SLI GT750M
2. Lenovo Y510p SLI GT750M
3. Illegear RE-15

Please advice or comment. Thanks.

No worries man, even astria sifu (ancient super sifu in Mobile Computing) also kena bashed one time in Kopitiam 

Laptop for my gf.
Basic comp. Used for fb, movie,surfing,and some other normal stuffs u do with the comp.

Budget 1.5k-2.2k ( i want choice between this price range if possible,then ill choose the best bang for bucks one from that price range for my gf.  )
screen size at least 14"

Been looking at lenovo z500,asus k46cb. any other recommendation?

yup..which better? 675m old or 765m newer? i dont mind the backlit keyboard..

Is there any way to solve the poor quality of clevo speakers? I read through some review and they stated there even you plug in your headphone into the laptop,the sound quality still lousy compare to a smartphone

Is it? I thought our illegear is same with clevo W350ST?
Just a note, Sager/Clevo has the worse built-in speakers out there and some, like the w350st's can even sound like a PSP. Also they come equip with cheap 3.5mm audio jacks and VIA onboard audio, which deliver distorted sound when paired with creative home cinema. In short if you are an audiophile or someone who cares about the sound quality, avoid clevo/sager because you will be having some of the worse sound experience ever. I cancelled my w350st order after testing the audio solutions in person. Pretty disappointing

Just a note, audio solutions in CLEVOs are terribly bad. The speakers are distorted, and they practically sound like a PSP (even my w995 non-smartphone beats the lousy onkyo speakers in the clevo). The 3.5mm audio jacks are not even close to standard sound quality. It comes with VIA audio chip and Creative Sound Blaster Home Cinema, but produces atrocious sound quality that sound worse than a radio. If you care about sound quality, stay away from clevo, else you are all set for clevo, as other than sound quality, it has more goodies than the msi ge 60. Unfortunately i can't seem to ignore the terrible sound quality (as i went down in person to test drive the system) and ended up cancelling my order.

Clevo W350ST is awesome but only the sound quality spoiled it   

Source:
http://forum.notebookreview.com/sager-clev...evo-w350st.html
http://forum.notebookreview.com/msi/722768...m-msi-gt70.html

MSI GE60K, i5-3230M + Nvidia GTX660M + (1920x1080; anti-glare)@RM2899, 4GB, 750GB(7200rpm), W8, 2 years warranty
Lenovo Y410p, i7-4700MQ + GT750M(GDDR5)@RM2899, 8GB, 1TB, W8, red backlit, 120w psu, swappable ODD, 2 years warranty

what's the pros and cons between these 2(regardless of processors and size)?

I'm looking at Dell 5460, its being slim and light and cool. However, I belief that full SSD is the way to go for ultrabook. Given the slimness by 5460 and price is much lower than an Macbook Air 13".. But the 5460 offered by dell is half 5400rpm, and half msata.... Can I reconfirm again is the laptop able to go full SSD?

Should i get the highest spec RM2199, then change to SSD? or get the normal spec RM18xx and upgrade to SSD?

My main priority of the laptop is it must be cool (as in low temperature), and quiet (no fan noise). Will choosing Intel HD graphic or Nvidia make a difference in this?

how about the GPU performance?
i'm waiting for lenovo to release the 1600x900 y410p but not sure when they gonna do so
should i wait for it or just get the msi? performance is my main priority

This is not a dedicated GC, right?

Thanks for that.
It does caught my attention last time, but i prefer a 14" over 15.6" but it is still acceptable to me.
But is it available in Malaysia already? I do not saw any1 selling it when i try to google for it.
Im gonna check out the demo unit to check on the hinge 

after i had tried few times, its apparently very easy for me, but the warranty void sticker very annoying

Very awkward notebook

Hi Raymond,
You are correct, the Illegear is definately nice. However, they don't have an outlet in Penang so I have to deal with them online. & Malaysian retailers are unfortunately infamous on online support. However, Illegear seems to have very few negative reports so I am thinking of getting a laptop from them. Downside is, I drool whenever I visit their website & by the time I finish customizing the laptop to what I would love to have, I'm way over budget. *sigh*.

I saw this review on the Schenker XMG A523 (Clevo W350ST) Notebook which I believe is the same model as the RE-15.
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Schenk...ok.94048.0.html

Any idea on what the bare bones Clevo model is for the RE-17?

Thanks,

Hello sifu  , my friend ask me to suggest laptop with the information below.
It would be great if you can help me here 

1. Preferred Brand
-Any would do, reliable one.

2. Budget
- <2.5k

3. Usage
-rendering, multimedia purpose, movie a lit bit.

4. Preferred laptop/screen size
-14" would be nice, if can go 15" that would be awesome too

Thank you very much ! 

thanks a lot for your reply. may i ask a question, Nvidia VS AMD/ATI HD graphics, which is better?    i've read, AMD/ATI graphics is much more suitable for games, but there are some that says otherwise, is there any guide in picking which brand, like which version (of the brand) should i avoid or should i consider.

Nvidia is better in terms of driver updates. There are a lot more softwares/programs that are optimized for Nvidia cards, resulting in smoother and better overall performance
AMD is generally better in terms of price: performance, but at the moment there are not really a lot of great AMD cards in entry-level notebooks, at least not comparable to Nvidia imho 

Very true on the Bolded part
By the time I'm finished with the RS-15, its already RM10k already