I'm looking at one too.

I don't know whether NVidia Optimus would really work or not:

http://forum.notebookreview.com/ideapad-es...-thread-25.html

Does anyone know whether the Y510p with single GT750M comes with Nvidia Optimus? If there isn't any, is there any way to switch between iGPU and GT750M?

His statement is a real joke.

No fans? Just get a paper weight or a book or something to lift the back of your laptop so that there's is air flow below the laptop (where some of the vents are). Last time I used a deck of cards to do this lol

Btw, the cooler comes with fans. The CM U series is memang famous for adjustable fans, that is you can adjust the fan position on the cooler itself, to suit your laptop.

Local set is the standard 1366x768 whereas US set is 1600x900

Guys, any idea whether any official Msia Lenovo laptop warranty might be applicable in Australia?

I'm talking about the international warranty

RM3099 should be the GT750M version whereas RM3399 should be GT755M version.

IT ONE is probably slow, haven't updated their stocks yet (probably still trying to sell off the older ones)..

You can always switch the slow HDD with a super fast SSD?

That's what I would do also, no more slow HDDs as my OS drive anymore

Ehh no la, I haven't bought any laptop yet, now still hunting for one

And yes, definitely will get an SSD for it

Need to get some info here. The Y510P with GT755M single card comes with a matte display or a Glossy but Anti glare display?

Quite an important thing for me

There are so many variants online

Actually just now my decision was to get ASUS N56JR because of the nice matte screen and seemingly good cooling performance and the GTX760M graphics card. Was checking out some benchmark comparisons and the difference is that much to warrant a difference of RM600 (note that Y510p with GT755M is RM3,200 and the N56JR is RM3,800)

Decisions...decisions...

I noticed at other places most shops seem to still have the GT750M version. Best if you look around LYP.

This is absolutely correct!!

If you're serious about photo editing, no monitor in the market is suitable for photo editing unless they are colour calibrated because 99.99% of them are not even properly calibrated by a tool like Xrite Pro or Spyder.

The same goes for Macs with their IPS displays or Dell with their AH-IPS.

From my experience calibrating laptops and desktop monitors, laptops usually have very cold temperatures (bluish) while desktop monitors tend to show greenish tint.

If you're really serious about the quality of your monitor (for example you cari makan with it), go for the Illegear and choose the 95% NTSC matte display, get it colour calibrated and it should be all good.

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Dec 14 2013, 10:24 PM

Buy your own SSD and switch with the HDD inside the laptop....

Samsung 840 Evo 120GB RM3XX

Samsung 840 Pro 120GB RM4XX