If you want to buy a notebook, help staff 130

Pure configuration theory The first one is the strongest.

But I think the first XPS is super poor in terms of price-performance ratio.

Second, Samsung's attainments in notebooks are mediocre, and they have no characteristics, and they are not very kind.

Acer Aspire 4930G (864G32Mn) can be considered:

The P8400 U 9600GT card is only 1W

17-inch workstation.

Look, you're not short of money.

Samsung really doesn't have an overall performance balance **ridiculously high.

Dell is relatively better.

ThinkPad and Apple's should be pretty much the same.

Dell's is really good, and now it has begun to have physical stores, so don't worry about after-sales. Actually, Dell's business book is also good, what I use is, 3 years full warranty, the graphics card is not as good as your above, nvidia (r) quadro NVS 130M turbocache professional independent graphics card. The Dell is well made and light.

The d620 doesn't have much of a problem with the work, the game. The notebook is still convenient, and if you play games, you might as well buy a desktop.

I think it's still the first one, but my classmate bought a Samsung and changed the fan less than 3 months ago. He didn't tell me why.

Relatively speaking, Samsung's is relatively good.

It's just that I can't figure it out.

I asked a lot.

1w1 to 1w3'

Dell's configuration is not as good as Samsung's.

But he's more professional in drawing and seeing what you're up to.

Watching movies and playing games with Samsung is very good.

Drawing or something, Dell's is good.

If you want to talk about performance,It's definitely Samsung.,It's definitely good.,T9400+DDR3 memory,Performance can be said to be good.,If you really want configuration and performance, I recommend that.。

Samsung's Ben is okay, I haven't heard of any big problems.

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.

ASUS A43EI241SV-SL CPU i5 (2nd Gen) GraphicsGT540 (VRAM 1G bit width 128) RAM 2G HDD 320G

The overall performance of this one is very good.

Acer 13-inch ACER 3820TG

Features: Super good heat dissipation: CPU and graphics card, independent fan heat dissipation (one heat dissipation hole on the left and right), CPU i3-380

GraphicsATI6550

Memory: 2G OS, Win7, 64-bit, Home Basic.

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