Can't comment on durability since it depends on many factors, also can't comment on service since personally I never buy from them before

1. Budget : 5k (max up to 6k)
2. Usage : game, watch movie, work (multiple microsoft software running)
3. Display: 15" or 17"
4. Any brand accepted (excluded Asus, Dell)
5. Other requirements: No heating issue, good aftersales support

Currently considering Legion Y7000 and Y540 (not sure which is better) and if look for better options that fit into requirements above?

4,499RM
Acer Nitro 5 - i7-9750H / 8GB DDR4 / 512GB PCIe SSD / Nvidia GTX 1660Ti 6GB GDDR5 / 15.6" 120Hz Slim Bezel FHD IPS Display / 802.11ac /

Y7000SE and Y540 are the same, go for either one if you cannot wait for new models (buy from stores - ready models)

There's no laptop without heating issue, only models with better cooling among their rivals

This post has been edited by ZM Fong: Apr 27 2020, 03:22 PM

1. Budget : <1.8k
2. Usage : basic office work
3. Display: 14"
4. Any brand accepted
5. Other requirements: Durable, good after sales support

hi, if my laptop comes with intel i7 / 16GB RAM, graphic running on integrated graphic (UHD probably), is it still worth to on-board another graphic card (AMD Radeon 630 2GB GDDR5 32bit)?

Processor: Intel Core i7-10510U (1.80GHz, up to 4.90GHz with Turbo Boost, 4 Cores, 8MB Cache)
Memory: Single channel 16GB ddr4 ram

lppl.. got macam no.. giv u more stable when u plug into external monitor

cheap or durable, choose either 1

Acer Swift 3 SF314-41-R0CS/R2YE +RAM
R630 isn't that good either

What's your usage? Laptop model?

My usage 80% Work/movie/browsing and 20% gaming (only dota 2)

The one I'm mentioning is Lenovo ThinkBook 13/14S-IML (Customizable). I'm not sure throwing a 16GB RAM using intel UHD alone is better than getting another graphic card. cons are single channel RAM, and that's pretty much about it. pros over the below is reliability and better heat management. With a price around 3.5k-ish

Another product im thinking about is HP ENVY X360 - 13-ar0123au. I don't really like the design but the specs are somehow magnificent. Cons are the infamous thermal/heat management issue and some outdated driver issue. pros over the lenovo is touch screen. price also around 3.5k

Key difference between these two are of course the processor and graphic cards which I have no further opinion about it.

For me good hardware specs doesn't mean anything if it does not orchestrates well with the software collectively (such as drivers etc). Simple analogy is how apple manage to make good user experience product without having to throw in a lot high-end hardware spec because their hardware and software sync up pretty well.

1. Budget : 4k++
2. Usage : Gaming
3. Requirements (display size, battery life, weight etc) : 1660Ti GPU

I wouldn't suggest getting an old AMD GPU in an Ultrabook

Envy x360 13 actually don't have performance issue anymore since 3rd gen Ryzen mobile
Able to wait for 1-2 months?

cheapest that I've found is RM1869 on Lazada, with only 1 review.

How about this,decent enough for office work?
Aspire 3 A315-42-R0K6 at RM 1699 msrp

This is the cheapest yet decent choice, otherwise go used/refurb

save abit more can get decent laptop that can last for 3-5 years. wait for amd latest chip and atleast rtx2060.

can check Raven se-r. Add 600 can get rtx2060

There will be many new laptops launching within 2 months?

This post has been edited by tcken: Apr 28 2020, 02:52 PM

Is there something like this:
https://www.level51pc.co/welcome/Productinner/vapor-15-pro
(Light, 15", gaming, good cooling) but also 4K display?

mind to know reason behind?

Why UHD/4K display tho, there are many disadvantages
reason of not getting old AMD GPU?

Hello guys, first time buyer from lenovo online here.

The UPS tracker says my laptop package is currently at sepang missing it's "import license". Should I be worried and start emailing them now or just have patience that this will get resolved by Lenovo soon?

This post has been edited by lowyatjobseeking: Apr 28 2020, 08:15 PM

No need to worry actually

This post has been edited by ZM Fong: Apr 28 2020, 08:28 PM