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Thanks for the suggestions - Got reader as a ninite installer - Have memtest on a separate bootable hiren's thumb drive - CPUz is embedded in Everest - I do actually have uninstall tools for norton, kaspersky, mcafee etc. Forgot to list them. I don't have a legit AV listed as I typically run...

Still trying to edit/reinvent the thumb drive tool I've created for virus removal and various other general computer maintenance/set-up tasks. The idea was to have just about everything I could possibly need to diagnostics & software repair on one thumb drive. It's been largely successful in...

I also added Driver Pack Solution Defraggler RogueKiller HiJackThis iExplore HWmonitor BunkerBuster(Batch File) Going to implement 2-3 of these thumb drives into my shop environment today/tomorrow. Only have the one at the moment, so it'll be a test run to see if this works efficiently. Have...

I'm trying to compile a list of various programs/utilities for computer diagnostics & repair. My aim is to create an "immune tools". Basically what I have so far is Don't Sleep: Utility that prevents the PC from going to sleep HDTune: For checking health status of an HDD/SSD. Get power on...

I wouldn't expect "medium" gaming from either of these really. But overall I'd go with the Intel/nvidia set-up. As far as processors go the intel one has much better performance per core, and even though it only has two touted physical cores, it'll bring better performance as opposed to the quad...

The i3/840M combo would perform the best, primarily, if your concern is gaming

What's your maximum budget?

They're going to be very close in overall performance, with the 820m being the marginal winner. I wouldn't suggest gaming on either of them. What's your laptop budget out of curiosity?

If we're talking purely processor and graphical solution, than yeah, the second link is superior by a margin.

What's your budget? In your currency, I can convert

This is like a business class laptop, save the graphics chip. It has a dated processor, but should still manage you for the next couple years before you really feel it's age. For basic use this is kind of standard, and actually better in lots of ways than other laptops in it's price point in...

Assuming you'll do any gaming with it, if you can bring your budget up a hair, this would be an excellent choice. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834317890 Otherwise, this should meet your needs handily. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834231974

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834317605&ignorebbr=1&cm_re=ppss.... Sister has one, and she's in love with it. I'm not a fan of huge price mark ups because of innovative features like this. But it has all the bells and whistles you could want from a tablet or "family"...

The 8750m is about dead even with nividia's GT 840m. With the 8750m edging it by a nose, it's more or less the better chip in this case, having a larger texture mapping plethora. Which here matters a bit more than usual. If you could improve upon your budget by a touch more, you'd be in a...

Cyberpower needs to Not. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834233043 Caught my eye recently. Same price point, better longevity for frame rates. The next nvidia mobile series graphics chip is sparking up rumors a lot, but I wouldn't wait. Games aren't going to leave an 880M...