How about ASUS M51Q735 Please count its shortcomings

My book is M51Q75SN-SL Overall, it's still good, the heat dissipation is good, but the CPU and graphics card generate a lot of heat T7500 GF9500MGS generates a lot of heat

It's good to play games or anything On the downside, the battery doesn't last long, and you can only play games like Red Alert 3 for a little over 1 hour

Very, very good choice!!

The P7350 is not the so-called T7500 at all

Instead, it generates very little heat (relatively speaking).

The P-series processors are all 25W TDP

The 45nm process is excellent.

Fever is rare.

Whereas, the performance of the HD 3650 graphics card is good.

The heat generation is also very good under the 55nm process, which is not very high.

And the large video memory of 1G is even more powerful.

It's just that the memory specification is DDR2, which is slightly bad.

However, most laptop graphics cards nowadays are DDR2 memory.

So don't worry too much.

Series such as ASUS's F8 M50 M51 also have excellent thermal performance.

I even feel that I have to buy a high graphics card like HD3650 or 9600M GS to buy one of these 3 series!

Anyway, I feel like it's a good choice.

If you have money, you can check out the ASUS M50S86VN-SL.

This one's graphics card and CPU are a bit taller than yours.

It's not a refurbished machine.,This isn't a model.,You look at the bottom of the notebook in reverse.,There will be a virtual K50AF under the bottom of the balance.,That's the reputation of MB Ver.,And your model is X5DAF.

Click Start Run and type dxdiag to confirm.

Friend, you probably bought a refurbished machine.

Who buys who regrets, Shanghai Songjiang three, one is a sample machine, the base crack is large, poor workmanship, I bought the inventory, just bought home to see, the touch screen area on the keyboard, while high, concave, was said by friends not to be the same, the software is not good, I am engaged in CNC programming, the result of the software can not be used, a run tool card, on the net on the grave of the mood is still heavy, with an impulse to smash the keyboard ......

I don't feel that the touch is sensitive at all, and when I first bought it, the boot speed was sometimes fast and sometimes slow.

Not bad, it's better to check the configuration or ** on it.

Just started There is no problem with the current use, the touch screen feels very cool, the new operation experience, and the heat dissipation is also good.

It is not recommended that you change your Vista system to XP's!!

Because ASUS officials generally do not provide drivers for XP for the series of pre-installed Vista systems, it is difficult to find all the drivers once you modify the XP! Special for those function buttons that are unique to ASUS laptops!

Many netizens were also unaccustomed to Vista at the beginning, and did everything possible to modify it to XP, only to find that ASUS was so unkind that it didn't even provide drivers for XP.

The original XP can be installed, but other optimized XP versions will cause driver conflicts and blue screens; After installing the XP, you will only have one feeling, that is, it will run very fast, because the XP is far more resource-efficient than Vista.

Hello, ASUS Instant On mode is only a mode that can be used by solid state drives, you think that normal shaking will only have greater damage to mechanical hard disks, so we often say that the computer should not move at will without shutting down, otherwise it will hurt the hard disk or something, it is a mechanical hard disk, with the popularity of solid state drives, this problem will also be solved, as for the memory or something, it will not be hurt because of shaking, so you can use it with confidence, If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask!

It is estimated that it is impossible to find its XP version driver in the short term. Maybe you can look for Vista optimization software on the Internet to optimize Vista and make Vista run games faster.