Do check reputable seller not only one seller here in lyn forum.

Ah btw will be inactive for a few days. Serious exam coming up. zzz

good luck & all the best bro

-nvm fixed-

anyway, any of you guys tried the new Nvidia update?

This post has been edited by Explictz: Jul 6 2013, 11:48 AM

thx advise .. bless u

hmm G750 HJ come better GPU... i think i should wait... oh where i go to put my G75vx on sale, on here?

Hello Fellow Asus G series... i am thinking getting G750JX... but before that i think financial wise to sell off my G75vx... what you guy think of Thread i put up on the price...?

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2875833

thx.. Good luck EXam...

u wanna sell ur ssd to me?

ah go with G75vx only.. lol i think u should post it on that threads...

edit: but i found this seller sell ssd.. https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1943440

This post has been edited by Unseen83: Jul 7 2013, 04:54 PM

go buy in low yat, my SanDisk Ultra Plus 128Gb cost only RM300.00 sorry don't remember shop name... but think 3rd floor

off course. But looking for second hand right price range 200 to 240RM

GoodLuck Freelancer men!

ppl offer me RM3,000 hmm is that low? i thought my asking/stated price RM3,600 i think good price for 3 month old notebook... G75vx..

good luck tutor

I thinking to upgrade, is that available to trade?

post on my trade threads... i give u my answer....

lol, i know u gona reject it XDD

I saw a lot complaining about notebook temp..especially during intensive gaming..am owning G53JW-A1, the very first version of G53..nearly 3 years old..bought it from GenTechPC..still running fine..i rarely shut my computer down as far as i can remember, exclude auto shut after OS updates etc..am not sure about the latest version and design but I still remember one of the most popular rep told me not to bother with any notebook cooler (with the G53)..i have to admit ASUS service is the worst here but IMO Asus ROG has the best cooling system as it is..if ur lucky enough to get one flawless unit when purchasing..i do clean the dust, fan etc like once a year..that's it..and why repaste when the notebook is still running in considerably good temp??? do it when it is necessary lads..u want proper cooling..get a table fan directed at ur notebook keyboard..and save some space from the wall for the notebook as it flushes out the heat from the back..my idle temp is still around 39 - 41 degree (CPU: i7 -740) and GPU, GTX 460M never got past 85 degree during intensive gaming..

Give attention to GPU driver update as well..if u feel like the latest driver is screwed-up..revert back to previous driver..having the latest driver does not mean that ur GPU will fly with Crysis 3 when the temps can go nearly or beyond 100 degree..although it might fix some problems occurred from previous version..cheers lads


Just keep it..RM 3k lol..after six or seven months..new version of G75 comes out with new processor and much better GPU..u like to purchase again??


PM me..I have Intel SSD 330 120GB..within warranty from manufacturer still

I am looking for sata 3 6.0GBps ones But you can still PM me ur offer.

thanks for stopping by~

Not being biased but we've discussed about the cooling system several times here in the thread and everybody here i think has to agree with asus cooling system is not that bad well actually one of the best with low noise even doing some intensive gaming or work for that matter. Some even compared AW side by side, well let it be known that higher performance laptop will dissipate/produce more heat that is why high end desktops use liquid cooling or anything to match with it.

The thing that bothers my actually and I'd prefer to discuss is why ASUS QC/QA so lousy by letting pass a defected notebook or why ASUS rep avoiding any question regarding their newer GPU's or their all new G750 soldered CPU/GPU. Gambling whether that 4k 5k 6k invested would return profit or would it brings hell with it. Nothing like a Russian Roulette game; you win, you're happy but if you lose you don't get anything either way Asus wins.

Although we're looking at the service center improving over the years (do let me know if you have experienced it yourself or just by hearing stories spread around). It's a good news, although some might had had bad experience while in Asus service center

Regarding the table fan or notebook cooling fan which is normally placed below the laptop. Do check our recent G55, it doesn't have any holes or air flow going through it from below and a notebook fan directed at a keyboard won't really help much when GPU itself is already really hot. So far everyone asking for a re-paste has or monitoring the increasing temp of the GPU/CPU which some of us go beyond 90C while mine increased by 7C over a year of usage (Do note, i rarely switched of my laptop for days also). As far as i could recall i think less than 5 has disassembled the laptop on their own, on some cases they just find it interesting to be experimenting with different types of thermal paste while others just wanted a better temp (and most that disassembled are confident in their skills). And you surely realize that as i've stated higher end laptop would dissipate or produce more heat.

Just wondering on what environment are you getting 39-41C.

Most of us are very aware of newer GPU driver updates we don't just feel we do read reviews regarding newer driver updates especially with the recent shocking news Nvidia releasing GPU driver that kills quite a few graphic card along the way. Ah and i don't think everyone here expect with a newer GPU driver updates their GTX660M will surpass or be on par with GTX680.

Cheers~ Just my 2 cents~