Recent content by asatapathy2013

I believe you should go with Lenovo, as I have used both(my friends own them), and it offers high performance......Also, there is a promo http://lenovopromo.net/lenovo_diwal_offerspage.html Also please dont go for 860M GFX card instead go for the 960M GFX card.The model you are showing is an old...

http://store.asus.com/us/item/201510AM170008065/A38932 The main thing is u don't need a 4 GB 960M for gaming it will come in handy only while doing photoshop/Video editing.

There is no need to sell your Laptop because of that CPU(you will see a 5% improvement in CPU speed).After Ivy Bridge more or less there has only been an improvement in iGPU not much focus has been given to the CPU.(still no way the Intel HD is comparable to a discrete graphics card) Lenovo Y50*...

Better go with Lenovo performance/price at the low end is too good. http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/ideapad/y700-series/y700-14-inch/ - very decent graphics card but most games are now made for Nvidia http://store.asus.com/us/item/201510AM150007425/A17602 -A all-rounder (a Nvidia 960m...

A full desktop 970 or 970M which one? It isn't feasible to put a 970M in a 15.6" laptop it would be difficult to provide adequate cooling with that much space, hence it will begin to throttle.(There won't be adequate space to fit in heat sinks, cooling tubes and large fans etc) It is already...

Asus GX700 then again I believe you should buy a desktop(far more robust and cheaper)

You cannot buy a gaming laptop below 75K+ than again all those are outdated.A good mobile GFX card itself costs around 30K(970M,980M I am not even talking about SLI).The only viable option here is to with Lenovo Y50-70 (beware don't buy the 860M with TN but the latest 960M IPS).Believe me, extra...