SIFU HAS SPOKEN!!!

If i'm not mistaken it has been refresh with GTX970m. For the non pro version. The price though

Both also not worth for that price..... Heat and all.... Though DAMN NICE LOOKING . Pro version with 960gtx while non pro 970gtx. SAD REALLY.

Dell
Inspiron 7447 – 14” / I7-4710 / 8GB / 1TB / GTX850M 4GB / W8.1 : RM2940

Acer (If you don't mind topping up abit.)
Aspire V Nitro VN7-591G-744NK – 15.6 IPS FHD / i7-4720HQ / 8GB / 1TB+8GB / GTX860 2GB / W8.1 : RM3320/-

Asus (If you don't mind topping up abit.)
G551JM-DM052H – 15.6” FHD / i7-4710 / 4GB / 1TB / GTX860 2GB / 6 Cell / W8.1 : RM3350/-

The only one i know with IPS screen.

This post has been edited by AthrunIJ: Apr 10 2015, 10:14 PM

Based on the review here on other thread. It says so.... if he is wrong then so am I.
Link : https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3374715/all (Press ctrl+f then search ips for faster searching.)

Link : http://www.dell.com/my/p/inspiron-14-7447-...?oc=w511005myw8 << Based on this, IPS only on FullHD screen. (Again, ctrl+f)

This post has been edited by AthrunIJ: Apr 10 2015, 10:22 PM

Dell
Dell Precision M6800 mobile workstation – 17.3” Ultra FHD / i7-4700MQ / 2X8GB / 1TB Hybrid Drive / NVIDIA Quadro K3100M 4GB / DVD / W7Pro / 3Yrs Pro Support / 9-cell : RM8400/-

Gigabyte
Gigabyte P35X v3 - 15.6" QHD+ / i7-4720HQ / 8GB / mSSD 128G*1 + HDD 1TB 7200rpm / GTX 980M 8GB D5 / Win8.1 : RM8599
Gigabyte X7 PRO - 17.3" IPS FHD / i7-4870HQ / 8GB x 2 / mSSD 256G*2 + 1TB 7200rpm / NV GTX 970M SLI 3GB*2 D5 / W8.1 : RM9999

MSI
MSI WS60 2OJ 4K – 15.6” UHD 4K IPS / i7-4720MQ / 8GB X 2 / 1TB + 256 M.2 Sata / Quadro K2100M 2GB D5 / W7 Pro : RM10499/-
MSI WT60 2OK-4K – 15.6” UHD 4K IPS / i7-4810MQ / 8GB / 1TB / Quadro K3100M 4GB D5 / W7 Pro : RM12999/-
MSI WT72 2OM-1027MY – 17.3” FHD / i7-4720MQ / 8GB / 1TB / K2200M 2GB / W7PRO : RM9999/-
MSI WS60 2OJ-217MY – 15.6” FHD / i7-4710HQ / 8GB / 128GB SSD + 1TB / K2100M 2GB / W7Pro : RM8999
MSI GT72 2QD-672MY (Dominator) – 17.3” FHD A.G IPS / i7-4720HQ / 8GB / 1TB / GTX970M 3GB D5 / W8.1 : RM7699/-
MSI GT72 2QE-671MY (Dominator) – 17.3” FHD A.G IPS / i7-4720HQ / 8GB x 2 / 1TB / GTX980M 4GB D5 / W8.1 : RM8999/-

Asus
G751JY-T7169H – 17.3 FHD / i7-4870 / 8GB * 3 / 1TB + 128GB SSD / GTX980M 4GB / W8.1 : RM7470/-

Illegear (Desktop grade CPU)
http://store.illegear.com/d-series/103-illegear-d5.html
http://store.illegear.com/d-series/104-illegear-d7.html

Hmm, will be doing some reading on GTX VS Quadro GPUs.

Feel free to ask any questions.

This post has been edited by AthrunIJ: Apr 11 2015, 01:48 PM

Well with some reading, GTX can give some performance boost to CADS since they are going to DirectX which GTX card uses and more CUDA cores < Should be faster.

But GTX card is built for SPEED compared to Quadro that is built for more PRECISION (more accuracy (more double precision floating point calculations) and special firmware/driver for special software such as CAD). So, it depends on the buyer.

Also, Quadro last longer and better warranty (It is what they said. LOL) and more ports for monitor.

This post has been edited by AthrunIJ: Apr 11 2015, 01:45 PM

Some people prefer to move around and want some portability.

Dell
Inspiron 3443 (Black, Red) – 14” / i7-5500U / 4GB / 500GB / GT840M 2GB / W8.1 : RM2340/-
Inspiron 7447 (Black, Red) - 7447-21452G-W8 – 14” / I5-4210 / 4GB / 500GB / GTX850M 4GB / W8.1 : RM2470/-

HP
HP Pavilion 14-v232tx , v233tx, v234tx - 14” / i7-5500U / 4GB / 1TB / GT840M 2GB / W8.1 : RM2560/-
HP Pavilion 14-v227TX, v228TX, v229TX – 14” / i5-5200U / 4GB / 1TB / GT830M 2GB / W8.1 : RM2010/-

ASUS
Asus A455LD (Red, White, Yellow, Black) – 14” / i5-5200U / 4GB / 1TB / GT820M 2GB / W8.1 : RM2040/-


Assuming your around RM2k can be top up.

This post has been edited by AthrunIJ: Apr 11 2015, 03:23 PM

Heh, true. But since they in mobile computing I always assume they prefer mobility. Haha

Well, for Dota 2 it is best to get a good CPU in this case it is the i5 4210U as the GPU is the same can run fine. Both also good as the i3 and i5 benchmark performance isnt that far (Link : http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core-i5-4210...-Core-i3-4030U). The performance increase is up to you to choose as whether it is worth the price.

Then it is the screen size. Do you prefer 15.6 or 14? Also, if you want to use the flip feature for TP500LN.

Both the spec is fine for what you are doing.

Get the one you prefer.

Happy hunting

This post has been edited by AthrunIJ: Apr 11 2015, 04:27 PM

He/She doesnt want Acer. Lol

ASUS
Asus TP500LN-CJ132H – 15.6 Touch / I3-4030U / 4GB / 500GB / GT840 2GB / W8.1 : RM1740/-
Asus A555LD-XX206H (RED) : 15.6” / i5-4210U / 4GB O.B / 1TB / GT820M 2GB / W8.1 : RM1940/-

Acer
Acer Aspire E5-571G (Red, Silv, Copper) – 15.6” / i5-5200 / 4GB / 1TB / Nvidia 840 2GB / W8.1 : RM2030/-

Dell
Inspiron 3443 (Black, Red) – 14” / i7-5500U / 4GB / 500GB / GT840M 2GB / DOS : RM2145/- (W8.1 : RM2340/-)

Lenovo
Lenovo Z50-70 5943-8432 (WHITE) – 15.6” FHD / i5-4210U / 4GB / 1TB Hybrid / GT840 4GB / W8.1 : RM2130/-

Feel free to ask any question.

This post has been edited by AthrunIJ: Apr 11 2015, 06:43 PM

About GST, I have no idea and yes price do vary between sellers. Happy hunting

True, Dell on site support is one of the best if not the best.

Apparently, hmm, it seems you can call them to ask or the list of distributors (Link : http://www.dell.com/learn/my/en/mybsd1/cam...=my&l=en&s=bsd)

From years back from what i heard, thermal pad is usually for the GPU while thermal paste for the CPU. Pad last longer then paste. But paste is more than enough.

Acer i heard has QC problem (From what i heard.)

Hard disk is prone to damage if it is drop because of the moving parts. That is why if you have $$ get SSD more resilient.

I highly doubt that. That sales man must have lied to you.

This post has been edited by AthrunIJ: Apr 12 2015, 03:36 PM

..... You should ask him for some numbers to bet on.

Joke aside.

HDD is not that fragile..... must be some defect on the HDD

Traditional spinning hard disk would spoil when drop because the read/write arm might be damage (One of the important component) or the spining platter while SSD is like your normal pendrive but faster and better in quality.

Instead of a spinning platter and the read/write arm (The moving parts) they use the state of the solid to read/write from using microprocessor thus no moving parts thus less prone to damage.

Lifetime short might be because of the constant read/write. It will slowly destroy it.

Traditional spoil because of wear and tear while SSD is because of the electronics failure (Capacitor spoil, IC spoil ETC)

This post has been edited by AthrunIJ: Apr 12 2015, 10:12 PM