OMG, What about fried rice? haha~

What i mean is can replacing graphic card...not soldering on motherboard. Sorry but im quite noob in computer

Thank for your explaination
If that case might opt for non-upgradable graphic card laptop.
Budget below 4.5 or max can go up to 5k. Now eye illegear z5. Is the graphic card good enough to last several year. Been reading this thread from beginning (page1) till now

From my reading & searching some review give them 'bonus' mark because able to cook egg

U sure? Y i heard other story... although not as serious as b4...

So do u own 1? My fren hv 1.. temperature control improve.. around 70°C gaming(gta v) after 40min..it was better than 2014 ver... palm rest not as hot as the old 1... aw 17 r2 hotter than it. Which is another disappointment..

The same Singaporean fren who own titan... tat sohai trade in titan for the GT 17inch...

I did said tat it improve wat....but gtx 970m/980m still runs hot on msi, aw, asus... not as hot as Kepler..average 70-75... r those consider normal? My old aw after 2hrs dota2 only 65...

Hi sifus, thank you in advance

Brand : Any reliable brand

Screen size : Prefer 15.6 inches but not 17

Usage : College work and GAMING(wanna play GTA5 on high graphics, as high as possible for my budget)

Budget : <Rm6000

Others : Dont want too much heating issue when gaming

mostly for work. and casual gaming like doto csgo hots.

i know some people will say 7447 is enough 

There are complains on this model. The temperature runs a bit too hot, the dedicated number pad is smaller, and the battery life is very very short. This laptop is only good for gamer and not for work imho. 

Yes, the new model is much better than its previous. But still "hotter" than its competitor the Acer Aspire V15 Nitro VN7. Correct me if ayam wrong. 

Link

Link 2

The temperature improve becoz new architecture of the gpu... the internal almost all same.... 换汤不换药...

Hi sifus,

1. Brand: Any except Acer
2. Budget: 5 - 11k
3. Usage: Programming, internet marketing, office at home. Will plug in 2 external monitors and use all 3 screens at the same time (example common usage: 1 open email/Twitter/social medias, 1 open 40 Chrome tabs, 1 open multiple microsoft Word/Excel/IDE/chrome, etc). Won't be using for gaming, graphic design, or engineering software, but love to multitask as shown in my above example.
4. Preferred screen size - 15 inch (13-14 also acceptable)
Preferred specs: core i7, 16 GB RAM, SSD, great build quality. Not concern about portability (rarely bring outside) but prefer less bulky (less than 3 kg) if possible.

I've hard time finding a laptop I want. Only can find Macbook Pro and Gaming laptop with the specs I want. Dell XPS 15 has hybrid drive not SSD. I found a few Thinkpads that suit me but seems like not selling in Msia. Maybe there's 8GB RAM laptop but with 2 RAM slots for upgrade? Or maybe I should swap HDD to SSD? Need some advice.

Thanks!

Thanks for the quick reply. I appreciate your advice but desktop is a no no for me. Also I like to carry my laptop around the house    . Maybe I should get one with lower specs, any suggestion?

feel like msi one 4k+ price dont have max spec..
now interested in either illegear or alienware but budget now only up to 5k..

mid end probably
not high end 
yea was really interested in illegear

is cyberforge any good?

Wahhh now so cheap. Haha

But the price dropped right?

Yeah, FHD is getting more common these days. Time to aim for QHD. 
Flipable 14" under 1.5k one quite lag one wor. You sure ah? 

uhd already wan wear magnifying glass de.. 8k ma microscope