ASUS ROG G75VX

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Any difference if I purchase the G75VX on any challenger store or this coming PCShow 2013? More freebies on PCShow?

I don't think the G750JX will be out that soon either. Need a laptop by July! :(
 

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I checked out the Lenovo Y500, and impressed by the dual GPU. But I am worried that it might be quite heated after long hours of gaming or usage, as compared to G75VX.

Any Lenovo Y500 users can feedback?
There are reviews on Y500 out there in the wild. Personally, the G75 have the best cooling system, but at the expense of weight and size.

Also, Aftershock showroom shld have samples of theit laptops. ;)
 

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Hmmmmmm i was looking at this but the weight seems to be a major turn-off.......
 

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Hmmmmmm i was looking at this but the weight seems to be a major turn-off.......

If your concern is weight, I think you shld not be looking at 17 inch models man. This G75 is prob one of the heavier laptop for its class.
 

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Hello guys,

I chanced upon this Samsung Series 7 Gamer 700G7C. Comparing it with Asus G75VX, which is better? It offers GTX 675M whereas G75VX offers GTX670MX. Also the thermal heat produced.

Any advice bros?
 

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Hello guys,

I chanced upon this Samsung Series 7 Gamer 700G7C. Comparing it with Asus G75VX, which is better? It offers GTX 675M whereas G75VX offers GTX670MX. Also the thermal heat produced.

Any advice bros?

The Samsung has a good screen, a good speaker system and a blu-ray drive. It's not bad, but it's a Samsung... :s22:

Best to take a look at the unit for yourself.
 

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Have you bought a laptop already? Shops are taking pre-orders now for Asus G750. Estimated availabiity is on end of June or 1st week of July.

I just pre ordered for 2198..

Haswell I7
16G ram 1600
GTX770m

The only drawback here is the HDD which is just 5400rpm. That's why im planning to add SSD when i get the laptop.
 

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Hello!

Yes! I pre-ordered G750JX during PC show too! I'm wondering if adding an SSD will affect the warranty? And is it best to add while ur laptop is new? (as in no data)

Im not really good with such things, so might need some advice to add SSD.
 

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Hello!

Yes! I pre-ordered G750JX during PC show too! I'm wondering if adding an SSD will affect the warranty? And is it best to add while ur laptop is new? (as in no data)

Im not really good with such things, so might need some advice to add SSD.

Im not so sure about the warranty. I also have to check it with the shop when I get the laptop.

In my own opinion, better to install the ssd as the boot drive while new. In this case there will be lesser data to back-up or clone from the HDD it came with. I am also still researching which is the best cloning software for this. There are many free cloning tools from the internet. Please note that there is also something they called partition alignment for ssd. You have to make sure its aligned to get the best out of your ssd.
 

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Hello!

Yes! I pre-ordered G750JX during PC show too! I'm wondering if adding an SSD will affect the warranty? And is it best to add while ur laptop is new? (as in no data)

Im not really good with such things, so might need some advice to add SSD.

I doubt adding a hard drive will void the warranty in this case.

If you can, do a fresh OS install on your SSD at the start, to reduce the need for you to backup. Fresh install as Asus will preinstall some useless apps if my memory did not fail me, and best practice when changing from mechanical drive to SSD. ;)
 

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I doubt adding a hard drive will void the warranty in this case.

If you can, do a fresh OS install on your SSD at the start, to reduce the need for you to backup. Fresh install as Asus will preinstall some useless apps if my memory did not fail me, and best practice when changing from mechanical drive to SSD. ;)

Hi, assuming that the laptop is new and the OS and apps are factory default... Are there any difference between cloning and fresh install? The only thing I heard about cloning is for example your current HDD is infected with virus, it will also be cloned to your new destination drive. Are there any other cons if cloning is used?

Im thinking of cloning for ease and to save me time.
 

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Hi, assuming that the laptop is new and the OS and apps are factory default... Are there any difference between cloning and fresh install? The only thing I heard about cloning is for example your current HDD is infected with virus, it will also be cloned to your new destination drive. Are there any other cons if cloning is used?

Im thinking of cloning for ease and to save me time.

In the essence of time, cloning will be the faster method. Did not really do a compare between the 2, so can't really comment on much dif on an SSD.

I personally prefer not to clone as this means copying all the useless softwares over to new drive. Also, sometimes the drivers can be pretty obsolete on the factory default installation.
 

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In the essence of time, cloning will be the faster method. Did not really do a compare between the 2, so can't really comment on much dif on an SSD.

I personally prefer not to clone as this means copying all the useless softwares over to new drive. Also, sometimes the drivers can be pretty obsolete on the factory default installation.

Thanks for your inputs. :)
 

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So fresh install is better than backup? but it takes longer??

May I know how do I go about installing it? or cloning the data??

Kinda newbie here ><

I am now looking into sandisk extreme 2 240gb :D
 
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