$1572 max for laptop Sony Vaio F Series

[Ottawa]

Hi,
I am going to by a gaming laptop soon. On internet I had searched for best prices. I had got a Sony Vaio F Series laptop for Rs. 1572. It consist of Intel Core i7 Processor @ 1.60Ghz with Turbo boost @ 2.80Ghz. Other than this I will get Windows 7 Pro 64 bit with 320GB HDD and 4GB DDR3 RAM. The laptop will have a blu ray support with 16.4" display. In case of GPU it has Nvidia GeForce GT 330M (1GB). Does this looks best configuration or else what are your recommendations.

[Antonio1]

ASUS introduced its gaming notebook G73JH-X1 at the beginning of CES this year, but unfortunately they did not say anything about price or availability. This changes the game dramatically, however, the laptop is available at this time (at Newegg, at least) for the price not so maddening $ 1.449.99. For that sum you get a screen of 17.3 inch 1920 x 1080, a processor core i7 720QM, 8GB RAM, HDD 500GB, Graphics, Radeon HD 5870 ATI Mobile, and a DVD burner.

[Carlos16]

Asus G73JH laptop offers you 17" display with a choice between the Intel Core I3 (330 million / 350 million), Intel Core i5 (430M / 520 M / 540M / 620 M) or Intel Core I7. Side graphics card based on the ROG G73JH ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5870, with 1 GB of dedicated memory. The PC can thus have a full display HD 1920 x 1080, without forgetting that the latter may also receive up to 8 GB of RAM DDR3.'s side, there is a strong equipment Altec Lansing 2.1 and the usual Wi-Fi module, Bluetooth 2.1 and other webcam micro and card readers.

[Ceesar]

I will too go with Asus G73JH. The Intel processor is supported by 8GB of DDR3 memory. A little excess does no harm and Windows 7 Home Edition 64-bit seems particularly appreciate the thing since the note index is 7.5 (out of a possible 7.9). Finally, the graphics are more than equal to an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5870 with 1GB of dedicated memory. Something to be more than comfortable in games, even in the native resolution of the HD screen (1 920 x 1 080 pixels).

[Crespin]

There is one more model which is bit costly but much effective. It is Alienware M17x. On the design side, the machine likes or dislikes, but it does not leave indifferent. Some will find it impressive. Equipped with disks in Raid with powerful processor (a T9600 at 2.8 GHz) and a graphics card using high-end, the M17x will play all newer games, most in high resolution. But the GTX 260 is limited by the maximum resolution of the screen (1920 x 1200) with Empire Total War and Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II.

[Cruzz]

I will advice to get a bit more expensive laptop if you want nice performance in the AVADirect Clevo ITS M980NU is one more choice. It is once of the most powerful gaming netbook. It offers you quad-core processor and year SLI-enabled graphics engine. It is a gaming rig run by a quad-core CPU and SLI graphics Powerful, the Clevo M980NU outpaced the field-leading Alienware M17x is MOST of Our benchmark tests, drank it cam up short in terms of DirectX 10 performance.