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Question: does it come with  Nvidia gt 650m or 630m? first description says 650m and right beneath it says 630m so what?
Document: I love the design (especially what they did with the ethernet port).I was also suprised to find a small external speaker inside the packaging.I haven't started using it full-scale yet. But came to write (my first ever) review to thank Amazon for good customer support and owning up to their mistakes. I will probably come back to update this after using it for a few days.
At least until ASUS/INTEL get their acts together.I used this thing for a couple of months with Win 7 and it's the first time I have been overly pleased with a laptop. There always seems to be something that isn't quite right with a new laptop... this one was the exception and I was very pleased.However, after installing Winblows 8, things started to unravel. Nothing major, just some annoying things. For instance,1.
Although ASUS and Acer are all made by Taiwanese, but most local Taiwanese says ASUS has a promising future than Acer do.
i bought this laptop jus a few weeks ago, the the very first night i started using it it crashed on me. very very dissapointed, for the money i wud expect much better quality.
The engineers decided to be make a 'fun' ethernet port that has to be pulled down to plug the cable in.Once it's in it doesn't come out.Apparently it's a common issues: [...]addendum: I've been using a wireless mouse for most of the time, so only now realized how bad the touchpad is. Using the touchpad while the laptop is plugged in will cause the cursor to jump around erratically on the screen, triggering click and drag events for no reason.[...]
I suspect RAMdisk or installing a SSD will expedite things tremendously here.I'm currently bouncing between 4 different games, and all of them run very well. I found that going through the Nvidia control panel and forcing the graphics card to be used with the games was optimal. The default "global" setting caused a fair amount of lag. *Guild Wars 2 - Runs on high at 60 FPS.
First, I am a little biased because I love Asus laptops. I had to replace my last Asus because my work software required a faster processor. This is my second day and I have only noticed one problem and have two additional negative opinions.The ProblemThe speakers are poppy. They work beautifully but before videos start there will be a small pop.
The Intel HD Graphics and also the Nvidia GT 650M. The way it is supposed to work is the Intel HD is used for everyday surfing, word processing, email, facebook, etc. The Nividia card will apparently kick in when gaming or when you specifically call for it in the application. Still need to figure this out, but I read about it online.I would definitely recommend this laptop to anyone who wants a very powerful entertainment/gaming laptop on a budget.Regrets?
I just upgraded from a three-year-old Acer laptop, and so far this laptop has been a great choice. Looks sleek and sharp, runs fast, plays games beautifully (almost the first thing I did when I got it up and running was install Diablo 3 and Tera), matte screen looks nice and crisp. It's pretty much exactly what I was looking for in a laptop.
All I want is to buy a laptop with a completely basic/bare-bones Windows installation and a browser so I can install everything else myself, but I have yet to have that happen.UPDATE:I ended up doing a clean Windows reinstall to wipe out Asus's bloatware.For the most part everything is still great, but there's one annoyance I've come across in regards to audio. When no sound is playing, every 10 seconds or so I'll hear a soft popping sound from my speakers.
Answer: I am sure the one I hold here is 650M