patiently waiting  Asus Strix Scar 

https://www.asus.com/Laptops/ROG-Strix-SCAR-Edition/

found 1 GL62VR 7RFX-872 RM4,890 i7-7700 8GB D4 1TB+128GB NV GTX1060 6GB 15.6''FHD W10 BLK

I wonder why they put a 1050 instead of the Ti version. Anyhow, 1060 is the way to go with this model, look so nice on Dave2D video.

this is the price without add in GST yet
u need pay gov extra  rm 293.40 

oo tq for the info. just found out the model is using TN panel too 

if got money build bangsawan rig cost 20k de la

waste la, 20k , u spend 5-6 k for alienware dfo , 4 k buy iphone x, 10k bring gal go euro 

recommend 2nd hand photo editing laptop?

Wonder how's the display on the vivobook pro

Usually quite good. Maybe about 70% SRGB and 55% Adobe SRGB.

I think......🤷‍♂️

Regardless it should do fine.
---(Extra info on screen panels while we are talking about it) ;

Low ips screen,like in Lenovo y520. Well......  you see.... in games like Batman Arkham series or in some caves in Witcher 3 don't be surprised if you can't see anything in pitch black.

They simply have ZERO black detail.  (Google it)

Even MSI "ips level" tn panel is better than that.I learn that the hard way.

In short, 100% SRGB simply means that there's more color SHOWN to you.

That's why it's better to take 100% SRGB TN panel rather than the low SRGB  ips.

They also have a better color density. That just means that the color will look saturated but not unnatural.

Notice that high color % does not mean right color temperature  so professional photographers disregard it and do additional calibration.

I personally thought that it is still important for gamers though. But you are free to judge that yourselves.

Usually quite good. Maybe about 70% SRGB and 55% Adobe SRGB.

I think......🤷‍♂️

Regardless it should do fine.
---(Extra info on screen panels while we are talking about it) ;

Low ips screen,like in Lenovo y520. Well......  you see.... in games like Batman Arkham series or in some caves in Witcher 3 don't be surprised if you can't see anything in pitch black.

They simply have ZERO black detail.   (Google it)

Even MSI "ips level" tn panel is better than that.I learn that the hard way.

In short, 100% SRGB simply means that there's more color SHOWN to you.

That's why it's better to take 100% SRGB TN panel rather than the low SRGB  ips.

They also have a better color density. That just means that the color will look saturated but not unnatural.

Notice that high color % does not mean right color temperature  so professional photographers disregard it and do additional calibration.

I personally thought that it is still important for gamers though. But you are free to judge that yourselves.

ips fhd... u get wat u pay for... quite good deal de

review showing oversea unit

Panel HardwareID: LG Philips LP156WF6-SPP2 AH-IPS
Coverage: 300nits, 72% NTSC, 92% sRGB

but Malaysia set have not test yet

no 1 review the non flagship model lo

As long as hardware id remain same, the SRGB coverage shall be within certain tolerance.

Else just google the ID, see any other laptop using same panel... (my previous PE60 using good panel on PE6-2QE, then msi lower the grade on next gen, remain high SRGB coverage but only TN panel instead of IPS)