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Regorium · 07-18-2010, 08:56 AM

Might sound like an Asus shill, but I truly don't own their stock or have any interest in them, just love their products. Have 3 notebooks, motherboards, vid cards, basically anything from them, and have never had any issues. They also moved near the top rankings in reliability and service in the last couple years, so I don't think it's just me that's been very impressed with them. I also find their products to have ridiculously high specs for the price.

Here's one from MemEx:

http://www.memoryexpress.com/Product...27213(ME).aspx

i7, decent graphics chip, 500GB, USB 3.0, 1366x768 screen, 6GB RAM - all for $1169. It's a bit on the high end, but bang for buck + future proofing, I would say this is second to none. Consider that I play SC2 on my 3 year old Asus Laptop that cost me $1000. They build their products and spec them so that they last for a long time.

07-18-2010, 08:56 AM	#18
Regorium First Line Centre Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Calgary Exp:	Might sound like an Asus shill, but I truly don't own their stock or have any interest in them, just love their products. Have 3 notebooks, motherboards, vid cards, basically anything from them, and have never had any issues. They also moved near the top rankings in reliability and service in the last couple years, so I don't think it's just me that's been very impressed with them. I also find their products to have ridiculously high specs for the price. Here's one from MemEx: http://www.memoryexpress.com/Product...27213(ME).aspx i7, decent graphics chip, 500GB, USB 3.0, 1366x768 screen, 6GB RAM - all for $1169. It's a bit on the high end, but bang for buck + future proofing, I would say this is second to none. Consider that I play SC2 on my 3 year old Asus Laptop that cost me $1000. They build their products and spec them so that they last for a long time.