so far there is no significant issues like the Lenovo Z and Y series do. when problem exists, you can google about it.

not sure about this model, but if you find a better deal, you can always go for it.

difference is the clock speed. GT755M is 10% enhanced of GT750M.
current price is rm3399 RRP, cheapest I tried to negotiate is rm3250, cash price.
if you can wait for lenovo y50, you can go for it.

there is still some...

Dell
Inspiron 14R, i7-4500U + Nvidia GT750M (GDDR5) @RM2499[2.32kg], 8GB, 1TB(5400rpm), Ubuntu 12.04 , 6 cell; W8SL@RM2699

Lenovo
Y410p, i7-4700MQ + Nvidia GT755M(GDDR5)@RM2899, 4GB, 1TB, DOS, red backlit, 120w psu, swappable ODD, 2 years warranty
Y410p, i7-4700MQ + Nvidia GT755M(GDDR5)@RM3199, 8GB, 1TB, W8.1, red backlit, 120w psu, swappable ODD, 2 years warranty

ASUS
K551LB-XX184H, i7-4500U + Nvidia GT740M@RM2999[2.4kg], 4GB, 1TB, W8, 4-cell

prices in RRP, negotiable. my best vote goes for Y410P.

take this.

Dell Vostro 5470, i3-4010U + Intel HD4400@RM1899, 4GB, 500GB(5400rpm), W8, 3-cell

weighed at 1.62kg. or this :

Lenovo Ideapad Flex 14, i3-4010U + Nvidia GT720M +(1366x768; touch) + 8GB SSHD + 500GB HDD@RM1799, 4GB, W8, 2 yrs; color: black

weighed at 1.85kg. prices are RRP and negotiable.

buy a HDD bay, which needs you to swap out your DVD drive.

good luck hunting a laptop with your budget. I can't even recommend one that fits your budget, as you required the AutoCAD to run lagless.

follow up at here.
this is a recommendations thread, not a discussion thread.

my opinion is every touchscreen equipped laptops are quite decent, quite accurate. anyway, you can try to get this :

Acer V5-573PG-74504G50r, i5-4500U + Nvidia GT750M + (1366x768; touch)@RM2899, 4GB, 500GB, W8
i7 version

weighed at 2.2kg. prices are RRP, negotiable.

Illegear is better, decent screen quality, better heat dissipation and sturdy build.

Illegear RE-15, i7-4700MQ + Nvidia GTX765M + (1920x1080)@RM3797[2.6kg][Onkyo, SoundBlaster Cinema], 8GB, 500GB(7200rpm), FreeDOS, [CPU Options: i5-4200M - i7-4900MQ]

price in RRP, negotiable. negotiate with the fellow representative, Prince J.

heat management for Illegear/Clevo laptops are excellent, its the same as Alienware.

the current Alienware 14 heat management is better, boss.

add in lenovo y410p as well.

you have a hefty budget there, i will say the RS-15 Lite is a better deal. reasons to consider RS-15 Lite :
- Graphics card upgradeable in the future due to MXM ports
- Decent cooling system
- User accessible hardware for easy maintenance
- Professional look, not so flashy (a plus)
- Good hardware ergonomics
- Excellent aftersales service by Illegear

however, its up to you to consider which one is the best for you.

its a solid state hybrid drive (or hybrid drive in short). its a normal HDD with built-in SSD for cache memory, just like how the current mSATA SSDs do. since your requirements are too demanding, i shortlisted some that fits your usage normally :

Acer
E1-572G-54204G50k, i5-4200U + AMD HD8570M@RM1699[2.35kg], 4GB, 500GB, FreeDOS

ASUS
A550CC-XX530H, i5-3337U + Nvidia GT720M@RM2099[2kg], 4GB, 750GB, W8; colors: black/red/white

Dell
Inspiron 15, i5-4200U + AMD HD8670M @RM1699[2.25kg], 4GB, 500GB(5400rpm), 6-cell, Linux; W8.1SL@RM1899

Lenovo
S510p, i5-4200U + Nvidia GT720M@RM1849[2.4kg], 4GB, 500GB, DOS
G500S, i5-3230M + Nvidia GT720M@RM1699, 4GB, 500GB, FreeDOS

try at least to pump up your budget and get this :

MSI CX61-2OD-078MY, i5-4200M + Nvidia GT740M@RM2199, 4GB, 500GB, anti-glare, W8

prices are in RRP, negotiable.

let me shortlist some advantages for both laptops :

Dell Inspiron 15 7000:
+ Aluminium build with Macbook looks
+ Battery efficient with U suffix processors
+ Good display
+ Lighter than Y510P
+ Decent speakers
+ Excellent warranty support

Lenovo Y510P:
+ Not so flashy looks
+ Good CPU performance
+ Decent speakers
+ Swappable ultrabay with HDD bay or graphics card for better performance
+ Cheaper

both are the one that best fits your budget but i would take Dell for better choice, as i dont really benefit the quad core CPU in Y510P other than gaming. however, its up to you whether to choose battery life or performance.

thanks for adding that to the point.

even if he do, i dont even have the 'goldies' to buy, unless he willing to accept my HP Elitebook 6930p.

medium settings are preferable.
you can always set to med-high, as long your laptop can handle it.