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Well, you seem to win this round. I'll go with the IdeaPad. Description IdeaPad Y580 Laptop - 209943U - Dawn Gray Processor: 3rd generation Intel Core i7-3610QM Processor( 2.30GHz 6MB) Operating system: Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX660M 2GB Memory: 8.0GB...

ugh... choosing a laptop/pc is hard.... after a slight re-though, I might invest in the Lenovo (as long as there is no "IBM" logo on it.... perhaps....). Reconsidering a few things, if I place the Lenovo behind the external screen and use it as a desktop most of the time, then perhaps it is...

experience with Lenovo laptops is that they are in fact extremely rugged and durable, though their aesthetic design does not appeal to me and thus, it is not worth it even though it is contains a better graphics card. Sony is not an option, extremely over-priced and from local feedback...

http://www.toshibadirect.com/td/b2c/cdetland.to?poid=2000037608 another contender enters the after-final round..... (should just ask someone with credit card for assistance with 100 usd price difference for a massively expandable laptop (not that I am going to expand it for awhile, though the...

ok, well, perhaps I should set another alternative..... 1) http://www.toshibadirect.com/td/b2c/cdetland.to?poid=2000037607 899.99 -> 974.24 USD, full compatibility support, Nvidia, CUDA (does this gpu include CUDA?) slightly less fps.... open gl 4.1 instead of the radeon's 4.2? First laptop...

hmm... seems it is embedded in the motherboard..... http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/367868-33-built-radeon-7670m-intel-4000 that topic concerns me.... honestly speaking I would go with a nvidia 630m, though the 7670 seems to hold higher fps (more or less)... and there are youtube videos of...

well, for performance the laptops you mentioned work better... especially for future-proofing..... only thing is... their aesthetic design concept would end up pissing me off while using the laptop, so that is not an option..... design aspects and durability are also taken into consideration...

recording is via fraps/dxtory/adobe media encoder(upload streaming also?) or via in-game recorder. Editing is with adobe premier pro, aviutl, avidemux, etc. Also going to be using autodesk(alias) Maya 7.1/Maya 2009. Another topic of interest is the drivers for the i7 radeon combination...

As the title says..... laptop: Budget range -> 1000 USD amd a10-4600 8gb ddr3 1600 ram 15.6" screen resolution (approx 700-800 USD - enables for hard-drive/screen resolution etc upgrades, but personally not worth the difference since external hard-drives are purchase-able. I am more...