Mar 24 2009, 12:03 PM
QUOTE(class_sick @ Jan 23 2009, 01:03 PM)
i want to ask ur opinion on what laptop should i buy.
im looking for laptop dat suitable for me to use in engineering field.
dat latop should be can running smoothly for (software)
-catia
-solid work
-auto cad
-eagle
-photoshop
-visual basic
*if hav serial port is quite good
my budget for this laptop is about RM2200.i`ll spend another RM200-RM300 for the extended warranty.
my option:
1. at pcdepot ipoh,they sell Asus X50GL-AP160 = RM2199
Nvidia GeForce 8200MG - shared up to 895MB
15.4" Wide Screen WXGA LCD Screen
any suggestion?
thanks
Here is my dua sen:-im looking for laptop dat suitable for me to use in engineering field.
dat latop should be can running smoothly for (software)
-catia
-solid work
-auto cad
-eagle
-photoshop
-visual basic
*if hav serial port is quite good
my budget for this laptop is about RM2200.i`ll spend another RM200-RM300 for the extended warranty.
my option:
1. at pcdepot ipoh,they sell Asus X50GL-AP160 = RM2199
Nvidia GeForce 8200MG - shared up to 895MB
15.4" Wide Screen WXGA LCD Screen
any suggestion?
thanks
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Looks like you're planning to use for serious work, and the GeForce 8200MG is definitely not for you.
A good GPU optimized for OpenGL would be NVIDIA Quadro or ATI Fire GL.
Example lowyatguy sold XPS laptop because its GeForce 8600M GT GPU couldn’t handle the job.
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=857208&hl=
The GeForce 8200 MG on the Asus is a Tier 3 GPU below the GeForce 8600M GT
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Get bigger size or higher pixel count screen - 17" WUXGA or 17" WSXGA
Your eyes will thank you
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Extended warranty, should you buy an extended warranty? IMHO and this is strictly me personal opinion, extended warranty is not worth the money.
Save the money for a new notebook because by the time your notebook breaks down it's time for a new laptop.
Manufacturers warranty should cover your losses for the immediate term. If a new laptop is going to break it will usually fail during the 1st year.
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