Guys there aren't enough specs or info posted here? Can you tell me the difference between this one and the other? http://www.amazon.com/G750JX-i7-4700H...
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The one you posted has a blu ray lector also has 16gb of ram. This one has a dvd-r lector and 12gb of ram
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This is a difficult question to answer - but let me take a shot (a best guess rather than an authoritative recommendation): On the face of it, the G750GM adds a 1TB drive, a 802.11AC card, and retails for less than the G750JX. So your question might be considered as a direct comparison of the GPUs involved. Here is one review of the GPUs (Google the text to find the source): "Although the GTX 860M has much less memory bandwidth and computing power, it can compete with (or sometimes even beat) the old Kepler-based GeForce GTX 770M while drawing significantly less power. Many games of 2013/2014 (Tomb Raider or BioShock Infinite, etc.) can be played fluently in FullHD resolution and very high detail settings. However, very demanding games such as Crysis 3 or Battlefield 4 will require lower resolutions and/or details. Despite its considerably higher shader count, the Kepler version is about 10 percent slower, mainly due to the worse bandwidth efficiency." Also: "The 800M series also supports Optimus to automatically switch between an integrated graphics card and the Nvidia GPU." This latter should translate to battery longevity. Another site says: "the GeForce GTX 860M has 640 CUDA cores, 40 texture mapping units (TMUs), and 16 ROPs. At first glance, that would put it well behind the current GTX 760M, which has 768 cores, 64 ROPs, and 16 TMUs. It's further dwarfed by the GTX 770M, which offers a 960:80:24 configuration. Appearances, however, can be deceiving. In 3DMark 11&#8242;s Performance Preset, the GTX 860M reportedly puts up a score of P5339, as compared to the GTX 770M's P5023. (P stands for Performance.)" Good luck with your decision!
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they are different computers. almost the same. I think one has a better processor or ram speed. you should try googling it. If I try to explain the whole thing it would take forever. remember the higher number of processor speed and ram the better. good luck
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Good question! I've been watching since April when my 2nd G7 stopped working correctly. It's time for something new, and this looks like it, but I'm not buying without at least some other user reviews to read first.
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I was told by a sales person at a "big box" store that they are the same, that different retailers use slightly different model numbers. My advice is to write down the the tech specs such as dpi, hz, etc., (and watch for different wording like "Clear Motion Rate" is not the same as "refresh rate") and then compare the different models that way.
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Graphics Card = NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M GDDR3 (2.0GB) w/ Optimus Technology. Not sure why Amazon doesn't have this listed as a bullet point on the product description, but we'll look into and see if we can get it updated. Thanks! - XOTIC PC.
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Difficult question. I've never owned a Toshiba, and most people giving reviews here will likely be biased toward their own machine. I will say that a bit light research indicates: (1) ASUS NVIDIA GPU is later generation than Toshiba's and has an extra Gb of RAM, so you're going to get better graphical performance with ASUS; (2) the difference in i7-4700HQ (Asus) versus i700MQ (Toshiba) is negligible, per CPUBoss.com (slightly higher overclock capacity with Asus, if you're into that kind of thing). For the price difference, it might make sense to take a closer look at Toshiba. That said, this is my second Asus and they've both been amazing machines, so I have no regrets staying with this manufacturer.
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I don't believe there are any differences besides the clock speed. Everything seems identical (same chipset, RAM size/speed, disk model, wireless model, etc) and the only difference the i7-4510u has is an increased clock multiplier. I can say that 1.8 GHz base clock has proven more than enough for anything I need from this computer (read: educational Solidworks, light games/transcoding, productivity, 50+ tabs), and combined with the ssd and ample RAM, I doubt the difference would be significant unless you had heavy single-threaded workloads. It seems that this model has been marked down more because people rarely look at the clock speeds, and this is the cheapest i7 model (also the cheapest with 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD, my constraints); the market for the other one would be more professional.
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Received my two and it is in fact 1.6GHz... I guess it was just amazon as usual not taking the time out to get these little details corret. Go ahead and buy and remember it only has 2gb ram so if ya buy two like i did you can just grab an 8gb kit and sell back one with 4gb... no brainer.
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The Asus X750JA that I purchased from this supplier has a Intel HD4000 non-dedicated Graphics card that basically does very little. No nVidia Graphics, and make sure if you do buy an upgrade that it fits, this laptop is the 7mm-thick-hard-drive-kind. If you're desire is to game, this probably isn't the right laptop for you.
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Hey bro im going to tell my sincere experience... I bought that laptop like 1 momth ago, is got a lot of style and is very slim but i start downloading games like BF 4, Skyrim and watch dogs and in my experience the computer overheated cuz is too slim. I played liked 1 hour and the computer went to desktop or tell that it have an error and when i checked the tempetures was like 150 F so i returned the laptop and bought the Asus G750 js and in 1 word is a Beast! Is heavy but man im 6'2 so i dont care carrying a bit of weight thats it!Hope it help!
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I always verify specs on the Newegg web site before I buy any computer component. Or at least I use them to make a better informed decision. I also use the manufacturers web site. Intel is a trusted name and I believe their specs but the overall specs you achieve depend on your system. For example do you overclock? I personally run Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit with 4GB of 1066 Ram and a Q9550 Intel Quad Core Processor which is 2.83GHz per core with nothing over clocked. My windows Experience Index is 7.3 for both the processor and Ram out of a possible max of 7.9 I couldn't be happier
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Not sure as I have a G73Jh, but if you google "does g75 use the same as g73" I'm sure you'll find the answer.
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JT has an Intel i3 proc which is a little nicer and the graphics card is a little newer. For most people the difference is not HUGE. So if your on the fence and you really want to save the $130, the VT is great. I am typing on mine now and I got it almost a year ago. A freind of mine also just got the JT after seeing mine and he loves his as well. Both are great computers. I have Steam on this and play Team Fortress 2, Modern Warfare 2, and Battlefield Bad Company 2 all on this on moderate settings with no problem. I also type reports on it regularly with no issues.
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Im wondering the same thing, cause i still cannot find a deal as good as this anywhere, You can follow a forum ive been posting on past couple days, heres the link http://forum.notebookreview.com/asus-gaming-notebook-forum/564778-what-do-you-think-about-asus-g73sw-xa1.html
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Difficult question. I've never owned a Toshiba, and most people giving reviews here will likely be biased toward their own machine. I will say that a bit light research indicates: (1) ASUS NVIDIA GPU is later generation than Toshiba's and has an extra Gb of RAM, so you're going to get better graphical performance with ASUS; (2) the difference in i7-4700HQ (Asus) versus i700MQ (Toshiba) is negligible, per CPUBoss.com (slightly higher overclock capacity with Asus, if you're into that kind of thing). For the price difference, it might make sense to take a closer look at Toshiba. That said, this is my second Asus and they've both been amazing machines, so I have no regrets staying with this manufacturer. Difficult question. I've never owned a Toshiba, and most people giving reviews here will likely be biased toward their own machine. I will say that a bit light research indicates: (1) ASUS NVIDIA GPU is later generation than Toshiba's and has an extra Gb of RAM, so you're going to get better graphical performance with ASUS; (2) the difference in i7-4700HQ (Asus) versus i700MQ (Toshiba) is negligible, per CPUBoss.com (slightly higher overclock capacity with Asus, if you're into that kind of thing). For the price difference, it might make sense to take a closer look at Toshiba.... » Read More Difficult question. I've never owned a Toshiba, and most people giving reviews here will likely be biased toward their own machine. I will say that a bit light research indicates: (1) ASUS NVIDIA GPU is later generation than Toshiba's and has an extra Gb of RAM, so you're going to get better graphical performance with ASUS; (2) the difference in i7-4700HQ (Asus) versus i700MQ (Toshiba) is negligible, per CPUBoss.com (slightly higher overclock capacity with Asus, if you're into that kind of thing). For the price difference, it might make sense to take a closer look at Toshiba. That said, this is my second Asus and they've both been amazing machines, so I have no regrets staying with this manufacturer. « Show Less
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WTL -- how do you know from the pcmag link that amazon is selling the G version? I read that same article, which is how I know to look for the newer version, but all I can find is the warning about 3rd party sellers (which Amazon would be considered, no?). Any help? Thanks!