Yes... Very disappointed wif kabylake... Bangsawan series ..The 10% extra clockspeed they claim is not noticeable without benchmark...

Those rich man who use 3200mhz ram n pay 2k on superb cooling 1 can oc to 5-6ghz la...But we poor ppl dun HV tat extra money for it.. we dun HV dedak

dont sow discord here, he asked for recommend, i gave alternative option, , incase you dont know, Acer has good after sales also

This post has been edited by shirogawawa: Jan 16 2017, 04:46 PM

be noted that alienware 15 r3 (kaby lake ) is with 120 hz g sync FHD panel that cost more then previously model

This post has been edited by shirogawawa: Jan 16 2017, 02:53 PM

can look at

Lenovo Ideapad 710 Plus

INTEL® Core™ I5-7200U Processor / W10 HOME /13.3 FHD (SLIM) / 8G DDR4 2400 ONBOARD/ 256GB SSD / NV N16S-LG – Nvidia 940MX

just want to ask.. better i buy i3 or i4 processor? jut want to watch movie, MS Office and adobe photoshop?

which one is better? Acer,HP, Dell or ASUS

my budget not over RM2200

Sry TS, for ur budget u can forget bout dell new unit de.. dfo maybe can get...

Hp pavilion n ideapad 110 within ur budget

G-Sync monitors are very EXPENSIVE.. G-Sync isn't really worth it.. since 1070 already strong enuf...

G-Sync is a proprietary format that can only be used with Nvidia cards. Free-Sync on the other hand is a Display Port standard and can be implemented by anyone. The problem is, Nvidia doesn't want to use Free-Sync as that would mean them losing the money they are making from G-Sync. As of right now, Nvidia will not let you use Free-Sync on their video cards... i think no external monitor.... if u wanna use 1.. then get gsync type..

Coz other than gaming I will also use it to make videos and for presentations..meaning I might plug in to different external source..gsync won't effect it right?

Coz other than gaming I will also use it to make videos and for presentations..meaning I might plug in to different external source..gsync won't effect it right?

any AIO recommendation around RM3500?

lets say u take new kaby lake with 1060 gsync... plug in external source, no gsync support. you cant get any display as i believe...

Dell Inspiron 3264T-2081SG-W10 21.5" AIO Desktop PC i5-7200U, 8GB, 1TB, Intel, W10H; RM3499*
Asus Vivo AiO V220IC-GTBG016X 21.5"AIO Desktop i5-6200U, 4GB, 1TB, NV 930M, W10H; RM3499

need check latest pricing

From my understanding, all GTX-10xx series are G-Sync enabled GPU. Is the G-Sync feature limited by the panel technologies VA/TN/IPS and refresh rate? Would you mind to explain more? Sorry for my weak knowledge...

You mean if the external source is not G-Sync monitor, then can't get any display? Cannot "OFF" this G-Sync feature to connect the laptop with non-G-Sync monitor?

kinda confusing tho.. if all gtx10xx series are g-sync enable gpu, i wonder why they say 1060 with gsync and 1070 only (not with gsync) is it due marketing strategy? im not really sure.. yes.. its refresh rate.. well, above is just my opinion..

i think i need summon legendary sifu goldfries. Please enlighten us if u dont mind your great knowledge sharing will give us benefits... thanks

i think it should able to works since its only refresh rate prob not 144.. sometimes, i read some rumous (from other q&a saying).. unable get display from unsupported gsync monitor

This post has been edited by pandera999: Jan 16 2017, 04:56 PM

Better... I ask a few brands product manager.. most tell me gsync will giv better flow(won't HAVE screen lag)... Function wise they dint tell me what's the significant difference..

To9 I ask MSI PM n see...

Guess it got something to do wif 120hz screen n above..

You need three things to enable G-sync: G-sync compatible screen, G-sync compatible GPU and a motherboard architecture compatible with G-sync.

If you don't have the G-sync screen but you have the other 2, you are still able to use a G-sync external monitor.

ADD: You have to disable Hybrid graphics (Intel <-> Nvidia) to enable Gsync, some laptops permanently disable the graphics switching technology for G-sync; some laptops allow for manually switching between dedicated (G-sync) and Hybrid graphics (No G-sync) mode for user convenience.

This post has been edited by Prince J: Jan 16 2017, 05:29 PM

yeah.. good...

All the G-sync screens are >60Hz, there are 60Hz, 75Hz and 120Hz G-sync laptop screens in the market so far.