EPTMSI GT660R-004US
GT660-003US
ASUS G Series G53JW-XN1
MSI GT660-003US
Do you guys know anything about these laptops? what would you recommend and please be constructive...
Which laptop should I get ?
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Freaky[x]
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MSI GT660R-004US GT660-003US ASUS G Series G53JW-XN1 MSI GT660-003US Do you guys know anything about these laptops? what would you recommend and please be constructive... | ||
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Pwnographics
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jacosajh
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The $1499 price tag brought down to $899.99 makes it very appealing. The only thing I'm concerned about is the 16" size (I'd prefer smaller, but can't seem to find anything 14" with a decent graphics card) and older GTX 285M. Not trying to hijack the thread, but does anyone else have any other suggestions for a smaller laptop with similar specs and/or if the GTX 285M is going to be a big deal. I know it's a great graphics card; just a little old. | ||
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Freaky[x]
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Raeleigh
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The Asus warranty too is spectacular. First 7 days you can send it back if you don't want it for full money back, and then you have a year warranty for any accidents(because they do happen). They're super good about warranty, and the staff is always pleasant. I believe Day9 used an MSI notebook to do some streaming for games, and it honestly wasn't that great of a notebook. With Asus, you're paying for the quality. So. ^__^ I'd personally rather pay for better graphics card with 4gb of ram than 6gb of ram for a *decent* video card. I just asked a few co workers, and they said the same thing. *nod* Good luck choosing! | ||
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haduken
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jacosajh
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Can someone suggest an ASUS for around the same price? ($1000) http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834220871 Would this play SC2 well? I'm really confused by notebook graphics cards (apparently a lot of people are too). What about this one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834220796 | ||
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Raeleigh
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On February 19 2011 12:53 jacosajh wrote: Ralaeigh: I appreciate the input. However, what kind of issues are the RMA's for? If they're for blowing up capacitors and such, then wow, no thanks. But if they're for accidents like getting dropped and such, I've never had such an issue in 12 years, so I don't care too much for good warranties. I wouldn't know. I just deal with sales. But I see them going back in. We don't accept RMAs for things like them being dropped. Our warranty does not cover that. Let your imagination run wild~ But, like I said, if we're looking at specs.. A better graphics card in the end is going to be more important in the long run than more RAM. | ||
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jacosajh
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834220921 Looks pretty good to me :-/ What am I missing? | ||
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