Yunicke Lo Posted May 23, 2019 Share Posted May 23, 2019 Meron ba kayo recommend stores na mura magbenta pero ayos ang after sales support? Planning to buy Asus FX504 or X560 kasi eh. So far sa mga malls and online shops halos pare-parehas lang. Pa-pm na lang mga mamsirs if bawal magendorse dito Quote Link to comment
dblo Posted May 27, 2019 Share Posted May 27, 2019 (edited) Is an ODD (Optical Disk Drive) still a must feature in your laptop of choice...? I still look for it in laptops coz of drivers that come in optical disks, especially for new printers... What's your take...?today ODD is not an option, theres a wireless printers now (taf bit pricey than wired ones). and you can download the printer software from there support sites like epson or canon.today ODD is not an option, theres a wireless printers now (tad bit pricey than wired ones). and you can download the printer software from there support sites like epson or canon. Edited May 27, 2019 by dblo Quote Link to comment
700legnalexa Posted September 20, 2019 Share Posted September 20, 2019 (edited) ASUS STRIX II i7 8th gen 32 gb ram 1terrabyte ssd 1 terrabyte hd 2070 rtx Edited September 20, 2019 by 700legnalexa 1 Quote Link to comment
mrbig86 Posted September 21, 2019 Share Posted September 21, 2019 (edited) Meron ba kayo recommend stores na mura magbenta pero ayos ang after sales support? Planning to buy Asus FX504 or X560 kasi eh. So far sa mga malls and online shops halos pare-parehas lang. Pa-pm na lang mga mamsirs if bawal magendorse ditoI suggest you go to an Asus concept store. Try mo sa SM North Edsa Annex, or sa SM Megamall. I'm an Asus laptop user for almost 10 years now. They make excellent laptops for a wide range of budget. Edited September 21, 2019 by mrbig86 1 Quote Link to comment
justpaolo Posted September 23, 2019 Share Posted September 23, 2019 Guys ano magandang laptop na good for gaming, office and videos. Thanks Good day sir. Depends I guess on what your budget is. I'd like to think na you know your minimum specs na. I think Asus is a good brand when it comes to gaming and Predator based on what I've read and heard from those who have. It depends na lang siguro on how much are you willing to spend. There are some laptops in the 40-60k range that have 4gb graphics cards which may suit your needs. I have a semi (?) gaming laptop with 4gb graphics and 12gb of RAM. I just added an SSD to help things a bit for games, office and videos. Overall, I can play most games at a medium setting which is just right for me. Ayoko lang ipush yung battery too much since it wears it down. Lenovo sa akin. Asus, MSi and Dell have some gaming laptops and so does Acer but I think Asus is a good bet din naman. Defer na lang ako to those who know better than I do. Hope that helps. ASUS STRIX II i7 8th gen 32 gb ram 1terrabyte ssd 1 terrabyte hd 2070 rtx Nice rig sir!! How much for this monster?? Pretty too and like ko yung minimalist bezels. 1 Quote Link to comment
700legnalexa Posted September 23, 2019 Share Posted September 23, 2019 Good day sir. Depends I guess on what your budget is. I'd like to think na you know your minimum specs na. I think Asus is a good brand when it comes to gaming and Predator based on what I've read and heard from those who have. It depends na lang siguro on how much are you willing to spend. There are some laptops in the 40-60k range that have 4gb graphics cards which may suit your needs. I have a semi (?) gaming laptop with 4gb graphics and 12gb of RAM. I just added an SSD to help things a bit for games, office and videos. Overall, I can play most games at a medium setting which is just right for me. Ayoko lang ipush yung battery too much since it wears it down. Lenovo sa akin. Asus, MSi and Dell have some gaming laptops and so does Acer but I think Asus is a good bet din naman. Defer na lang ako to those who know better than I do. Hope that helps. Nice rig sir!! How much for this monster?? Pretty too and like ko yung minimalist bezels. 120 k upgrade not included ,256 ssd 16gb ram stock Quote Link to comment
C.Unicron Posted September 27, 2019 Share Posted September 27, 2019 Planning to add an SSD to my MSI laptop, what's the best one rightnow? Thanks Quote Link to comment
R@v3n Posted October 4, 2019 Share Posted October 4, 2019 Planning to add an SSD to my MSI laptop, what's the best one rightnow? ThanksFor NVME:Samsung 970 EVO - budgetSamsung 970 EVO Plus - a bit more costly from the EVO but also fasterSamsung 970 PRO - have money to spare For SATA:Samsung 860 QVO/EVO - budgetSamsung 860 PRO - have money to spare 1 Quote Link to comment
soulguru Posted October 5, 2019 Share Posted October 5, 2019 this one slays it- great rig, my man!!! its a beautiful killer vs lots of the regular gaming laptops & desktops! yun lang- it can be a tad heavy no? solid! ASUS STRIX II i7 8th gen 32 gb ram 1terrabyte ssd 1 terrabyte hd 2070 rtx Quote Link to comment
Mind Set Posted November 7, 2019 Share Posted November 7, 2019 HP Spectre ... i5.... nasira agad.... kainis... mahal pa naman.... 1 Quote Link to comment
khantan Posted December 6, 2019 Share Posted December 6, 2019 (edited) Really happy with the performance of MSI laptops. using MSI GS63VR stealth. ok sya for gaming dahil sa gtx 1060 na gamit nyang vid card.My bad experience:About 5 years ago, we bought a 'gaming' MSI laptop costing over 70k for one for my kids, motherboard died about 2 months after expiration of warranty, I was informed that the replacement of the mobo would cost over 40K. I bought a Dell laptop instead, and it is still ok. Edited December 6, 2019 by khantan Quote Link to comment
mrbig86 Posted January 10, 2020 Share Posted January 10, 2020 HP Spectre ... i5.... nasira agad.... kainis... mahal pa naman.... Be very wary of HP branded laptops/notebooks. Madali talaga silang masira (as confrimed by their service centers and other laptop repair outlets all over the world) My wife once had an HP laptop napakamahal ng price tag, wala pang 2 years sira na. The one we use in my company right now are HP as well, there are multiple instances na sira agad yung laptop after 1 month (brand new ones). I suggest you try Asus (my personal choice), or if for business purposes - Lenovo or Dell. Quote Link to comment
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