haha i have option to get raid 2, 3x msata.. but that option i need to add 1.1K RM with only 64x3 gb only(speed 1,500mbp) or 256 SSD for RM 600... so i goes for single ssd + HDD hmm 

x temp on idle is kinda ok
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i miss my g75vx...

in gaming g75vx have better picture quality... really vivid color , now just lame matte 60hz... hurt my eye, even so got higher FPS... but not picture perfect... and msi is very noisy when extra fan is kick in... gpu temp go up to 70C in Crysis3... 

about the picture quality, its the matter of display panels (glossy vs. matte). also, once you're used to the 3dscreen with 120Hz, it's hard to go back. that's one of the very reason why i didn't pick up the g75jx in the first place.

the noisy part is common for gaming laptops, especially with high-end cpu/gpu. 70c is not that bad for a 780m if it's at room temperature. if it's not.. well.. it's better to give it a good thermal paste, clean up the fans/vents regularly, and use a cooling pad.

is loud.. when you on the fan boost.. imagine hair dryer... exactly like that...

my own preferences are still tuniq tx-4, as5, and ic diamond. i am currently using ic diamond. er.. you got 2 units of what?

ic diamond 24 carat FTW

oh that one. now i remember.. you bought that previously yeah i am not careful enough so i pick those non-conductive hehehe.

there are a few sellers at garage sales who sell ic diamond.

as for the ram, it's safer to get the most compatible ones. i had a number of sales guys telling me that 1.5V is 'FINE', 'NO PROBLEM' to use in a laptop that should run 1.35V ram. well i know it will work fine initially. they didn't mention anything about long term effects when i asked because they started showing impatient expressions lol!

haha if you don't belive me go lowyat plaza compare... go in asus service center ask them let say example "hello i need help and my notebook still under warranty +new can service center help me upgrade without cost?" try with both Asus and MSI service center see which one reply way you want... i try and exp it.. 

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and you can really compare by seen service center by visual asus on top floor where seat and number show ready to accept customer  meanwhile msi is on behind shop on second floor... with one sad looking chinese dude... who seem to dislike tech and don't want to help you or like to say "NO " or maybe just me... haha maybe just me... im not bias here i no longer own ASUS  by way look im still asus threads...

every brand has its own stories :/

i just hope the people in these service centers practice professionalism and work ethics, and be more responsible and fair to the people they serve.

deep scratch... hmm if that happen i give that tech deep scratch on his dam forehead only mother could luv him after... 

a few dell technicians are good. others.. not so. i saw one dell tech dropped the screen of an aw in front of me while he disassembled it to access the internals. then he's like nothing happened putting all parts back, leaving some scratches on the lid. the owner was like    and i was like  . he left just like that.

Really appreciate the effort for you to help me yea!

Is already on fat32 for my recovery usb..anyway if disaster again i might just take it to asus service center for the help 

one more question to trouble you..do i need to include the cd key in PID.txt file in windows 8 install file? or the bios will automatically update it?

Asus G750JX-T4059H Black

thanks guys, previously i was Alienware M15x

New group for me

Asus G750JH coming to malaysia or what... i need change hair dryer notebook to stealth fighter...

hm.. i better spend my money elsewhere and have fun first instead of plain waiting. potong steam btul this asus :/

the way the msi explained warranty is funny. 30-day warranty.. he must be a new kid.

Well it is Atheros AR9485 which is single stream. Do you think I buy the wifi card and sent to Asus service centre for upgrade?

The HDD is kind of slow as well.

Never mind, I get a 1 to 1 exchange from the shop. I played DotA 2 in front of the technician and the laptop just BSOD after 5 minutes then cannot turn on. LOL.

off topic a bit,

i got this quote:
CPU: Intel Core I5 4570 RM620
Mobo: MSI Z87 G45 Gaming RM539
RAM: GSKILL RipjawsX 2x4GB DDR3 1866mhz RM265
HDD: WD 1TB Caviar Blue HDD RM199
SSD: Plextor M5S 128GB SSD Rm299
WIFI: Tplink 300mbps wifi adapter RM65
GPU: MSI GTX770 Gaming OC 2GB DDR5 RM1650
PSU: Seasonic S12 II 620W PSU RM290
Chasis: NZXT Souce 210 Casing RM170
TOtal RM4097

you guys think its alright?

I'm hoping to switch to desktop gaming by mid october before Battlefield 4 is out.. hehe

a good call for switching to desktop however if you can, invest more on mobo and cpu.
although i like these asus gaming mobos, they are pricey. from benchmarks found online (printer-friendly; original post), asrock oc formula seemed performing better, and it's much cheaper too.

I dont move around that much but I am not very certain whether I am going for a laptop or desktop. Desktop has lots of performance while its far cheaper but i wont have a mobile laptop. A laptop would be nice for its mobility but i'll get less performance. Portability is expensive but if you consider that people change their phone every year or 2, laptops isnt that bad, IMO.

If im getting another laptop, it might be a brand that is much easier to maintain than Asus. G750 isnt very easy to maintain im afraid. Maybe something like Gigabyte's P35 that is thinner with decent performance.
I find that I am moving away from AAA games as i find a lot of them to be more of the same these while at the same time, indie games are getting better, so I might not need as much performance as before. A 660 Ti or 670 will be more than enough for me, unless Planetary Annihilation is a system killer.

I did have friend's AMD PC's break down entirely and after they changed to Intel based PC, they are happy with it. AMD just isnt there yet in terms of durability, unfortunately.