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To be honest newer laptops use such generic parts the only thing that is ever difficult to find in my experience is a motherboard. Never had a issue getting any parts for ASUS in the past. I also run a PC repair company. Parts that are generic (usually) are RAM, hard drive, wifi chip, batteries...

If you open up task manager, how many processes are running in total? A healthy machine should be below 40 (after boot). I have seen some around 85 and they run very hot, double check this. If it turns out your running alot click the "Startup" tab and delsect all, reboot and see how it goes from...

NVIDIA are notorious for running hot but 70c is a pretty standard temperature for most laptops, I would suggest never play games with it on your lap as your clothes will cover vent holes and make the situation worse. Also for about £15 you can buy cooling plates that you rest the laptop on and...

Go for this - HP Spectre XT 13t-2100 Ultrabook. your only complaint is the RAM, it costs less than $30 to double the RAM and takes about 25 seconds to change on most laptops. Go for that and upgrade the next time you have a spare $30. P.S 4GB is plenty anyway. I play alot of games on my desktop...

Ok i see you have said no Dell, but Alienware would tick all the boxes and they are very good quality, have you considered them at all? Ebay is a very good place to find brand new one with warranty with several hundred off the RRP.

I personally would opt for the Asus K75VJ (2) Laptop, As has a great balance of CPU, screen res, and I particularly like the NVIDIA cards in laptops i find them to give better performance overall.

I bought a great Alienware M14x off ebay.co.uk for £490 GBP - Reconditioned from a online shop, has an i5, 550M 1.5GB graphics card and a 500GB HDD, looks sweet aswell. Point is I have no idea what 40K is or what currency your using so I am assuming its as low as possible? Second hand is a very...