no budget limitations? thats so nice to hear.
anyway your best choice :

MSI
GS60-2PE, i7-4700HQ + Nvidia GTX870M + (1920x1080; anti-glare) + 128GB mSATA + 1TB (7200rpm) HDD@RM6499[Dynaudio], 16GB, W8.1, multi-coloured backlid; gaming mouse, HDMI cable

comes with 2 years local warranty and 1 year international. its very thin and light, a capable gaming machine. i think PC fair has the latest units now.

Dayum, sky is the limit, love that haha   
Can buy one for us?   

15.6"
Dell
Inspiron 15 7000, i5-4200U + Nvidia GT750M (GDDR5) + (1366x768; Touch)@RM2899[2.6kg], 6GB, 750GB(5400rpm), W8.1SL, backlit keyboard, 58Whr
Inspiron 15 7000, i7-4500U + Nvidia GT750M (GDDR5) + (1920x1080; Touch)@RM3599[2.6kg], 8GB, 1TB(5400rpm), W8.1SL, backlit keyboard, 58Whr
Inspiron 15 7000, i7-4500U + Nvidia GT750M (GDDR5) + 8GB SSHD + 1TB(5400rrpm) + (1920x1080; Touch)@RM3699[2.6kg], 8GB, 1TB(5400rpm), W8.1SL, backlit keyboard, 58Whr

XPS 15, i5-4200H + Intel HD 4400 + 32GB mSATA + 500GB(5400rpm)+ (1920x1080; Touch)@RM4999 [2.0kg], 8GB, W8.1SL, backlit keyboard, 61Whr
XPS 15, i7-4702HQ + Nvidia GT750M (GDDR5) + 32GB mSATA + 500GB(5400rpm) + (3200x1800; Touch)@RM6299 [2.0kg], 16GB, W8.1SL, backlit keyboard, 61Whr

Is Mac OSX okay for Computer Science? If yes, can consider this MacBook (but you'll need to bootcamp for games):
15.6"
Apple MacBookPro 15" (Retina Display), i7-4750HQ + Nvidia GT750M + 512GB SSD + (2880x1800)@RM8499[2.02kg], 16GB, backlit keyboard, Mac OSX
*Prices in RRP, you are eligible to discounted price for Apple products if you are a student 

* For Dell products, use remaining budget to extend warranty to 3 years 
I would recommend going for the Dell, its warranty is very nice to have for a student (fixed within 1-2 business days)