1. Brand -MSI/Asus/Lenovo Anything besides Dell/Toshiba/Acer
2. Budget - 2.5k - 3.5k + -
3. Usage - Gaming
4. Preferred laptop/screen size - Must be 1920x1080 screen


was looking at the new MSI GP60 Leopard Or GX60 Destroyer
but the graphics on GP60 only 840M 64bit the GX60 has 256 bit Radeon R9M290X but extra 1k haha

any other brands to recommend?

i've seen alot of recommendation on the lenovo Y510P but dont really like red backlit keyboard

Lenovo's warranty is international as well right? Do check to confirm
How long will you be in Singapork? Why not just buy there if it saves the hassle, and if you will be there for a long time?

The Lenovo Y510p is always recommended because its the top of the line
No rivals at all yo
if performance is what you want, then its the only notebook you can pick

wonder what will be the difference between the Y510P GT755M and the new A10 Kaveri APU with R9M290X

so currently the Y510P is the best bang for buck ?

hi,

i thought of buying
Satelite L40-AS125XG/B/W, i5-4200U + Nvidia GT740M@RM2299[Onkyo], 2GB, 750GB, 3 years local warranty, W8;

how easy is to add in another 2GB to make it 4GB by myself?, do I need to reformat?

pc fair?

Microsoft Is Updating Windows, All But Killing The Look Of Windows 8 For Laptops

good news, at last they know the tile screen wont not work....

You can refer here :http://www.notebookcheck.net/Computer-Games-on-Laptop-Graphic-Cards.13849.0.html

Depending on your budget, and which variant you are purchasing:
15.6"
Y510p, i7-4700MQ + Nvidia GT755M(GDDR5) + (1920x1080)@RM3399[2.7kg], 8GB, 1TB, W8.1, red backlit, swappable ODD, 120w psu, 2 yrs
Y510p, i7-4700MQ + Nvidia GT755M(GDDR5) + (1920x1080)@RM3999[2.7kg], 8GB, 1TB, W8, red backlit, exGPU GT755M & ODD, 120w+170w psu, 2 yrs

*Asusming you are getting the RM3999 variant.

The R9M290X and the GT755M SLI is more or less on par, even though the former is placed way above in ranking. You'll notice that one is sometimes better than other, depending on games and probably optimization
My vote goes to the Y510p here, since its more powerful, and Nvidia is known for faster and more frequent updates

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Apr 4 2014, 11:09 AM

Just need to open up the casing and slot the RAM in, not hard... No reformatting needed..
Best that you ask shop people to do it for you if you are inexperienced

Wrong section, I don't see how this is related to Notebook Recommendations
Seriously, I will report you if you keep spamming here with nonsense and fanboyism

Yeah, that should be in kopitiam or softwate discussion section. I started to notice some fanboyism post seriously.

Now only notice sifu? haha
82 posts in the previous thread, all of them only recommending Apple, whether suitable or not

i just recommend to those which maybe can consider macbook based on their usage and requirement only... others people have different requirement or looking for windows only i would not recommend anything to them

suitable or not is for them to decide, not us... and we should not to decide for them to choose any of the laptop... more choices to consider is better... if the laptop we ask them to buy spoil very fast, then how?

while other sifu recommend the laptops, i wonder they recommend just based on spec and online review or they are actually using it. if is the earlier, then it is

This post has been edited by xproc: Apr 4 2014, 03:23 PM

Yeaaahhh, right... even those who wants a gaming notebook also you recommend an Apple yo

So we have to use every single laptop in the market to be able to recommend? Maybe you should try that since you are rich, then you can be the sifu here
[You've probably missed out the 1st few post of these thread too, might want to read them]

Anyways, jokes aside, I think you should leave the real recommendation to us. Unlike you, we do recommend Apple when its within requirements; whereas you ONLY recommend Apple, even when Windows ones are qualified, tell me again how that is unbiased?

Apple Byte will be a heaven for people like you, so you should spend more time there

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Apr 4 2014, 03:30 PM

Anyone bought laptop from Lazada, COD? Any issue?

Lazada is a big company, so should be okay one
After all, if anything goes wrong, you are dealing with the brand's SC instead of Lazada (perhaps apart from the 1st 7-days, have to read the T&C carefully before buying ya )
But they do postage one right? No COD?

i dont know if you missed out the point that we always encourage the buyers to test the laptop before purchase. like TJ, other sifus and I always said, what we used and tried before, its our personal experience and that cant even help to determine the right laptop for them.

and NO, i dont recommend based on reviews or personal usage. i recommend based on what i tried before.

read fine print for lazada warranty... i would not back there again...

You may consider MSI CX61-2PC ( 4 gen Intel i7 4702MQ, NVidia GeForce 820M 2GB GDD3, 8GB DDR3 , 1TB HDD, Window 8.1) come with 15.6” display, price also in your budget range.

Are you consider MSI GS60-2PC Ghost ?
(4 gen Intel i7-4700HQ, NVidia GTX860M 2GB GDDR5, 16 GB DDR3, 1TB HDD, Window 8.1) come with 15.6” HD display, weight is less than 2 kg.