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15th May 2012, 10:12 PM #1471
Re: Asus ROG G55 & G75 in April with gtx 670m
Im sorry, but HP makes elitebooks, dell sell the inspiron line and precision/latitude, asus goes to college with their A series and go business with their B series , lenovo makes ideapads as well as thinkpads, toshiba makes their A series as well, while doing portegé, sony makes the Z while making the C.
Point being, I can drop thinkpad X1 from a 3 storey height and it will still work, while if I do that with ideapad y570p, only dust will be left out.
Thus that ''research'' is far from what we can call anything a research, they didnt teach basic statistics for those who created that abomination.
btw the elitebook W is one of the best workstations out there, packing a 6970m/M8900, and the best screen in the mobile market the dream color 2 (yes its miles ahead of what most companies use, even the high end options like the 95% gamut AUO screen), built quality is going to be leaps and bounds better
EDIT: according to allyourgroceries the B series has a different chassis, and is deemed as such of good quality, I never defy a man that points a gun to a kitten
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15th May 2012, 11:26 PM #1472Notebook Enthusiast
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15th May 2012, 11:31 PM #1473
Re: Asus ROG G55 & G75 in April with gtx 670m
Incorrect, the B series is not on the same chassis as A/K/X series models. The B series is actually very well built.
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15th May 2012, 11:35 PM #1474
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15th May 2012, 11:40 PM #1475
Re: Asus ROG G55 & G75 in April with gtx 670m
I have serviced B series laptops and I can assure you they have better build quality than their mainstream offerings. They come with a 3 year warranty standard too. I was impressed enough to buy my mom a B43 and it has been trouble free.
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16th May 2012, 12:19 AM #1476
Re: Asus ROG G55 & G75 in April with gtx 670m
taking your word for it, will edit the post
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16th May 2012, 04:57 AM #1477
Re: Asus ROG G55 & G75 in April with gtx 670m
there's throttling problem right ? If i use a compaible ac adapter with more than 180w , like 210-240w , the problem is solved right ?
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16th May 2012, 10:05 AM #1478Notebook Consultant
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Re: Asus ROG G55 & G75 in April with gtx 670m
Agree with both of these users.
It's why i'm an ASUS re-seller. (Used to resell: Dell, HP, IBM, MSI white-books) ASUS has the lowest failure and return rate that we've ever dealt with.
Our most popular units are the B and N series
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16th May 2012, 04:51 PM #1479Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: Asus ROG G55 & G75 in April with gtx 670m
Xoticpc has just informed me that they have the 7970M cards and will begin shipping my Sager in the next few days.
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16th May 2012, 08:22 PM #1480Newbie
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Re: Asus ROG G55 & G75 in April with gtx 670m
So again, before i got told to not buy ASUS, anyone with a ASUS G75 with a 670M card, can you confirm if it's soldered or screwed to the MB? I've heard the 660m is screwed still unsure on the 670m.
Also I do like the M18x but i would also like to play some 3D games and i believe only the M17x offers 3d.
Thank you



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