Recent content by Kai Dowin

Thank you. I appreciate your opinion. Well, let's see if anyone else show up with more ideas about my issue. :)

Yes, the Note is my phone. The issue is that all the 'smart' part of it is dedicated purely to dictionary and reading. When I bought it at first I used to gaming, browsing, video watching and that sort of thing. But as I almost always have a computer at hand, using those sort of things on a...

Hello, I currently own a Galaxy Note II and I'm quite satisfied with it. Yesterday a friend of mine offered me to buy me a brand new iPad Mini II 16GB WiFi in exchanged for my phone, which is also a 16GB version. My main usage is basically dictionary (Japanese - English - Portuguese) and also...

I'd buy the number one, definitely. It's almost unfair to compare the GT 740M to the HD 8570, the former being much faster.

Take a look at this refurbished Vostro (DFO-2468423VN). It was the best I could find for you. http://www1.ap.dell.com/content/topics/segtopic.aspx/products/quickship/au/en/vostro_notebook?c=au&l=en&s=dfo

I agree with Karan Thakur. The latter is much more powerful, but also heavier, hotter and louder. The first will be great for light gaming. You could use the difference to install a SSD on the Asus laptop and make it fly only daily tasks.

Well, not much better than the A10 + 8570M. Even if the 8650G + 8570M array suffers from micro stuttering in many titles, in others it won't. By saying so, I mean that you would benefit from dual graphics in some titles. As this i5 4200M + 8570 won't give you this possibility, it isn't a wiser...

For gaming, the number 3 should be the faster of the pack. But you should be aware that all laptops that you mentioned suffers from micro stuttering when using dual graphics in many titles. I don't know your budget, but if you could afford a solution with a similar performance single GPU array...

Well, it depends heavily on your hardware. If your hardware draw more than 65W watts, than you'll have a power shortage situation. The result may be loss of performance, severe CPU and GPU throttling, instability or the laptop just shutting down. If the 65W brick is well built, it will handle...