I want to buy a notebook and want to get a satisfactory staff officer

Dell D620

The graphics card is a professional graphics card, and of course there is no problem playing some games.

Very good value for money.

If you don't like it, I recommend Lenovo Tianyi F41MT2330.

Lenovo's first exclusion is that its positioning is a general application for the home;

Shenzhou's 2 models are not cost-effective, but the workmanship is not complimentary, and the heat dissipation and craftsmanship are poor. It could have been.

You can't just look at the configuration!

Therefore, it is recommended to choose ACER's 4520G, which is also a popular product, with a good appearance and a better cost performance.

High, it's okay to deal with general 3D games and graphics processing, I'm using the ACER book, used to.

3DMAX feels good

Lenovo Tianyi F41A-T2330 bar, the processor is slightly worse, hard disk 160G, independent graphics card GF 8400M GS, support DX10, 1.3 million camera, Intel PM965 high-speed chipset, 1G memory, the price in Beijing is about 6000 yuan, and there is a regional price difference in other regions, between 300 and 500. Hehe, I wish you progress in your studies!!

I use L555T, except for the ugly appearance, poor materials, and average heat dissipation, everything else is very good, 10+ hours a day to play WOW,

Lenovo C430A-PX T2330 1G RAM 120G HDD Discrete Graphics Notebook (Wireless Network Card).

Processor: Intel Pentium dual-core processor T2330 (, FSB 533MHz).

Operating system Genuine Windows Vista Home Basic Chinese Simplified Chinese version operating system.

Chipset Intel PM965 high-speed chipset.

Memory (standard max) 1GB DDRII

L2 cache 1MB high-speed L2 cache.

Hard Disk 120G SATA High Speed HDD.

Optical drive combo

Display: Inch XGA high-brightness screen.

Resolution: 1024 768, 32-bit true color.

Graphics chip GF7400 discrete graphics card.

Display memory 128M system video memory, shared video memory up to 256M

Modem 56k fax modem

NIC 10-100M adaptive LAN NIC.

Wireless network card: B+G wireless network card.

Keyboard High-touch full-size notebook keyboard.

Mouse Smart trackpad.

Standard interfaces: 4 interfaces, Express Card interface, VGA interface, RJ11, RJ45, microphone, headphone audio output, laptop keyhole.

Random Software Lenovo Software Bundle.

Battery type: High-performance 6-cell lithium-ion battery.

Battery life: 4 hours (depending on usage).

Dimensions 313 x 261 x 33 36 mm

Weight with battery).

1. Lenovo Y480, Y400, Y410 (** in turn, the configuration rises separately) 2, ASUS Pro series (meets the needs, but is more expensive than Y480 and **moderate) ASUS N series (**quite expensive).

3. Samsung Q470 series (**quite expensive).

4. Shenzhou is elegant, Shenzhou God of War (strong configuration, cost-effective, but 3 years to change into bricks - somewhat exaggerated).

At present, the mainstream ones are these, Dell notebooks belong to business, ThinkPad is also, HP is cost-effective, but love to burn graphics cards, Acer is a pit......Sony's is not suitable for mainland people......

Shenzhou Jingdun Q480S-i7 D3 Reference**4137 3rd generation i7 quad-core.

4G 500G GT 645M national warranty for 3 years.

Y series of their own see which one is suitable***** Dell alien is too expensive--- students don't seem to need that good--- unless the money burns too much Normal games, the Y series are enough, a card of y485p see if you like it == but it's amd, it's not Intel's, there are A8 and A10 graphics cards, AMD Radeon HD 8790m, AMD Radeon HD 8650G, A10 Amdradeon HD7690MXT AMDRADEONHD7640G is A8

HP dv4

ASUS K46 The same exterior has different configurations and price points, and you can choose from them.

If you want a very strong gaming laptop, the Dell Alien Series 6500 -

Lenovo's Y-series gaming laptops range from 4300 to 6000 or so.