Asus, toshiba, or gateway?

Advanced Search

Graphic & Displays : iicsus, rickzor Wireless Networking : mrgonzo and 120 unknown users
Add a reply



 Word :   Username :  
 
Bottom
Author
 Thread : Asus, toshiba, or gateway?
 
Profile: stranger
More Information

So I am finally giving in a getting a laptop. I have been doing some shopping around and I think I have narrowed my search down to 4 or 5 choices. I have to decided between the following:

http://www.gateway.com/systems/product/529668033.php
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6834114471
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6834220306

Which should I go with? Or should I be looking at something else?


Message edited by keeferino on 06-01-2008 at 11:44:06 PM
Related Pr oduct
Register or log in to remove.

Punch to for your face
Profile: enthusiast
More Information

If you are gaming I'd go with the gateway; It comes with a fast video card.


---------------
*This signature is for sale. Will accept cash, check, or Visa*

 

Profile: stranger
More Information

How does the 8800M GTS compare to the HD 3650? And does the 6MB of cache with the Asus make a big difference compared to the 2MB of the others?

Profile: Honorary Poster
More Information

The 8800mGTS will wipe the floor with the other cards. There have been benchmarks about the cache size (Toms did one I believe) and if I remember correctly, with gaming, cache made little difference (some but not enough). The Gateway would still be the best gamer out of that group.


---------------
LAPTOP: Sager NP5760|T7200|2gb DDR2-667| 100gb 7200rpm HDD| 512mb 7950GTX|17'' WUXGA

Desktop: Core2 E7200 | Corsair 2gb DDR2-800 | Gigabyte EP35-DS3L | 250gb Seagate Barracuda | HIS x1650pro | Corsair VX550 | Antec 300 case
I'm proud of myself,because i'm from IRAN
Profile: Eternal Poster
More Information

Agreed^^^ 8800MGTS is alot better than both 8700MGT and HD 3650
Also although the ASUS one has T9300 but the GPU is more important in 95% of games and therfore the GATEWAY one is the best choice, also the CPU isnt bad, a Core2Duo @ 2.0GHZ is very good for gaming


---------------
XPS M1730,IntelCore2Duo T9300@2.5GHZ,2x8800MGTX in SLI,4GB DDR2 667 RAM,DUAL 250GB 7200 RPM,VISTA HP with SP1,17" with 1920x1200 resolution

"RUINED"
Profile: old hand
More Information


Hey i had a look at the Gateway machine , i was in bestbuy wanted to see how big it woud be, as i was interested in getting it myself.

Have to say it was pretty big although it looks like a good gaming machine , if you dont care much for mobility then i would say go for it :)

Profile: Honorary Poster
More Information

slashzapper wrote :

Hey i had a look at the Gateway machine , i was in bestbuy wanted to see how big it woud be, as i was interested in getting it myself.

Have to say it was pretty big although it looks like a good gaming machine , if you dont care much for mobility then i would say go for it :)



Owning a monster of a 17'' laptop, I can say with a decent backpack or messenger bag, it's not as bad as you'd think. A backpack is preferable unless you want lopsided shoulders ;)


---------------
LAPTOP: Sager NP5760|T7200|2gb DDR2-667| 100gb 7200rpm HDD| 512mb 7950GTX|17'' WUXGA

Desktop: Core2 E7200 | Corsair 2gb DDR2-800 | Gigabyte EP35-DS3L | 250gb Seagate Barracuda | HIS x1650pro | Corsair VX550 | Antec 300 case
I'm proud of myself,because i'm from IRAN
Profile: Eternal Poster
More Information

Yeah even the mighty SAGER NP9262 isn't very hard to carry


---------------
XPS M1730,IntelCore2Duo T9300@2.5GHZ,2x8800MGTX in SLI,4GB DDR2 667 RAM,DUAL 250GB 7200 RPM,VISTA HP with SP1,17" with 1920x1200 resolution

"RUINED"

Go to:
Add a reply
 

Google ads