Witch one to buy?

[Bagzo]

Will watch alot of video tutorials, play some games, adobe C6, work (network and administrating). Witch one should i buy? TNX ALOT

1.Dell Inspiron N3721 CPU: Intel Core i7-3537U(3.10GHz), Display: 17.3“ HD LED Truelife (1600x900), RAM: 8 GB, HDD: 1TB, VGA: AMD Radeon HD 8730M 2 GB , DVD±RW, LAN: 10/100 Mbps, Dell wireless 802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, Card Reader, HDMI, USB 3.0, Web Cam, OS: Linux Ubuntu, Boja: Crna, p/n: DI3721272208797-56, Garancija: 3god.

2. Asus K75VJ-TY204 CPU: Intel Core i7-3630QM 2.40GHz (3.40GHz, 6M), Display: 17.3" LED-backlit TFT LCD Display Glare (1600x900), RAM: 4096MB DDR3, HDD: 500GB (5400rpm), VGA: NVIDIA GeForce GT 635M 2048MB DDR3, DVD±R/RW DL, LAN: 10/100/1000, WLAN 802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, Card Reader SD/MMC, 0.3 Mega Pixel web camera, 2xUSB 3.0, 1x HDMI 1.4, Altec Lansing zvučnici, Baterija: 6 cell Li-on, Boja: Smeđa (Aluminium Champaigne & Smoky Black), FreeDOS, Garancija: 2god.

3. HP Probook 4540s (H5V03ES) CPU: Intel Core i7-3632QM 2.20 GHz (3.20 GHz, 6 MB), Display: 15.6" LED HD + anti-glare (1366 x 768), RAM: 8192GB, HDD: 750GB (5400rpm), VGA: AMD Radeon HD 7650M 2048MB DDR3, DVD±RW DL, Gigabit LAN, WLAN: 802.11b/g/n, BlueTooth 4.0, Card Reader, Web Cam 720p, USB 3.0, HDMI, OS: Linux, Boja: Srebrena (aluminijsko kućište), Garancija: 12 mjeseci + Torba za notebook.

5. HP ProBook 4740s (H4R00ES) CPU: Intel Core i7-3632QM 2.20 GHz (3.20 GHz, 6 MB), Display: 17.3" LED HD + anti-glare (1600 x 900), RAM: 6144GB, HDD: 750GB (5400rpm), VGA: AMD Radeon HD 7650M 2048MB DDR3, DVD±RW DL, Gigabit LAN, WLAN:...

6. Dell Inspiron 5721 i7-3517U (900p) 17.3" HD+ (900p), Core i7-3517U (3.0GHz), RAM 8GB DDR3, HDD 1TB, 2GB AMD HD 8730M, DVD±RW, Wi-Fi, BT, Ubuntu, Silver
Garancija: 60 mjeseci

 

[SuperPCRepair]

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.

 

[Brett928S2]

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.

Hi

Lol the Asus is the LAST i would pick as parts are appallingly hard to get... (see my sig)

I would choose number 1...

All the best Brett

 

[Bagzo]

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.

K75VJ has a bad display (lag, contrast and reflection...) if that wasnt the issue i would buy it.

 

[FinTFT]

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.

Hi

Lol the Asus is the LAST i would pick as parts are appallingly hard to get... (see my sig)

I would choose number 1...

All the best Brett

But aren't Dell parts worse overall?

 

[Brett928S2]

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.

Hi

Lol the Asus is the LAST i would pick as parts are appallingly hard to get... (see my sig)

I would choose number 1...

All the best Brett

But aren't Dell parts worse overall?

Hi

No, for a repair company like mine Dell is the easiest to get parts for...

I have LOTS of Asus laptops sitting in one of my workshops, with no chance of EVER getting parts from them

All the best Brett

 

[SuperPCRepair]

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 are easy to get so are chargers and fans and none of those parts cost more than £50 max.