QUOTE(horns @ Oct 24 2017, 01:08 PM)
the same happened to g55vw, e.g. to access the fans for maintenance, you have to tear the whole laptop down first lol
laptops are not meant to be torn down easily. this is to prevent typical users who know nothing go and spoil theirs. however, the designer, or rather, the one who approves designs, should think of user convenience so that their users can at least do regular maintenance on their own. this is especially true here, when a service center is not actually a service center.
yes, they should follow standards about parts as much as possible. however, what if there is no such standard yet? asus will of course do things their own ways. this might be why they have one of the better laptop cooling systems in the market. the thing is, when they do it, they customize everything, even parts that they don't need to. they called it innovations
I understand the issue with regular laptops and laptop users. But ROG products are not under the regular laptop category, and most of the users are the same as well. They target to a specific user base, so at least cater to the user group with what they want. Yeah, service centre don't really work like how a service centre should be, hahaha.laptops are not meant to be torn down easily. this is to prevent typical users who know nothing go and spoil theirs. however, the designer, or rather, the one who approves designs, should think of user convenience so that their users can at least do regular maintenance on their own. this is especially true here, when a service center is not actually a service center.
yes, they should follow standards about parts as much as possible. however, what if there is no such standard yet? asus will of course do things their own ways. this might be why they have one of the better laptop cooling systems in the market. the thing is, when they do it, they customize everything, even parts that they don't need to. they called it innovations
I don't really mind if there is not yet a standard like how PCIe works on desktop (there is already a widely used format which is MXM though), but at least, make is standard between ROG laptops. Then users who spend RM4000 on their laptops can at least swap to a better GPU after 2 years or more (yeah I know about desktop, lol). I wonder why there is no standardization though.
And I do think even cheap ROG laptops should at least have 2 SATA slot and compartment to place 2 HDD/SSD or at least one M.2 and one SATA connection. This, plus at least 2 slots which are easy to access for RAM.
Oct 24 2017, 02:32 PM

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