At 10/25/10 08:48 PM, zrb wrote:
Asus laptops
Has anyone had experience with one ?
yea i had one for 4 days
I wanted to get the Asus G73 when I was getting my laptop, but one of the reasons I didn't was that, I haven't seen more than like 2 people with an Asus really, so I don't know how good it might be.
that's a valid argument. most human beings on this planet are generally very good decision makers, and are also very well versed in computer technology. if few people have asus laptops it's probably for a reason.
But the main reasons I didn't go with it is because it was huge and I don't do PC gaming, it would have been a waste for what I'd use it for.
wow yeah, why dont you go buy the most expensive gaming laptop on the market besides the alienware mx17 for using flash? are u slow in the head or something? Just buy some cheap Acer with a random i3, you clearly don't need more than that. as a competitive gamer i bought an acer for 800 bucks that has a 5650 which is barely enough to run games like starcraft 2 and l4d on medium settings, and you're telling me you want to buy a fucking g73? get real you little potze. that's an overkill laptop even for gamers. nobody actually needs anything that good, the only people who buy it are quality enthusiasts who like to play the newest video games on unecessarily high quality.
god
it's like for your entire post you were starting to go on about the reason why you didnt buy it and i kept thinking you were just being cheeky by not saying "oh yeah, and it costs fucking 1500 dollars" because you wanted to save it for the end. hey, you're having doubts about this laptop and you're not even fucking concerned about the fact that it's one of the most expensive pieces of hardware you could possibly buy? just so you can watch your fucking gay porn on it and do flash or whatever you do? and maybe play a few video games? do you realise it weighs fucking 4 kilograms and it's fucking huge? why in hell would you want to carry around such a thing on your back just for your faggy computer needs