I need detailed specs for G750JX-T4128H & G750JX-CV050H

I had a G75VW which went for a screen replacement at the ASUS Service Centre ib Dubai but they ended up burning my motherboard so they are offering me a replacement laptop under warranty

They have 2 models, one is the G750JX-T4128H which they say I can get the replacement fully free of charge

and a bit higher model which is G750JX-CV050H which they say I must pay $500 USD more as the value of the laptop is higher than mine

I want to see both the specs to compare but I couldn't find the specs on Google and they dont have the detailed specs yet because they didn't receive the units yet

please help I have no money and don't really wish to pay more if I don't have to

 

Would the ASUS service centre not be the best place to ask?

apparentyl:

G750 JW = NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 765M 2GB GDDR5 VRAM
G750 JX = NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 770M 3GB GDDR5 VRAM
G750 JH = NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 780M 4GB GDDR5 VRAM


What were the spes of you old ROG machine, what graphics card did you have and what was the processor??? This is really the important point. things like how much RAM and what HDD you had are obviosuly important

I suspect you might have had a GTX 660m or a 670m, and they are offering you either a 770m for free which is a great upgrade in either case, and the upgrade $500 I thought sounds like the price to upgrade to a 780m. but the model number would be G750JH if that where the case, so you're potentially paying $500 and I'm not sure what for!?!?

I don't think your old G75VW ever came with a 680m (correct me if I'm wrong!) so it's unlikely they will offer you a G750JH

Currently I think the only option from Intel for the 4th gen is the 4700mq or 4700hq which is probably about equal to the old 3720qm or maybe 3740qm - so if your old processor was a 36**QM then this is an upgrade. and also if you had the 670m Nvidia or 660m, then this is an upgrade.

I think it comes down to the finer points, RAM HDD etc. but this sounds like a winner

 

here are my old specs bro:

ASUS G75VW-T1086V
CPU: i7-3610QM 2.30 GHz.
Memory: 16 GB DDR3 1600 Mhz. RAM
Storage: 256 GB LiteOn LAT-256M3S SSD + 1 TB Seagate Momentus 5400 RPM HDD
Graphics: GeForce GTX 670M 3 GB GDDR5 RAM
OS: Windows 7 Professional (x64)

I am just worried about the screen to be honest rest I can upgrade easily like the HDD / SSD or RAM
I know ASUS screens are really bad, the worst Ive seen to be honest

 

No idea on the screen, but they are usually upgradeable, I'm swapping my 15.6" in a few months it's only £80 for the 95%G matte version direct from my supplier including delviery

This does sould like they are upgrading you in terms of power but get the exact specs from them for both models and post them here if you can (I'm just interested to see how they value $500 upgrade)

I would guess the $500 is for the 256gb ssd + 1tb hdd but if you had one before, then they should be giving you that again free of charge - or at least giving you your old drive's back so you can reclaim all your data and re-install the SSD

 

you were spot on regarding the specs. I ended up paying the $500 USD as I wanted to have the SSD and the Glossy 3D Screen +24 GB RAM

Specs:

ASUS G750JX-CV050H
CPU: i7-4700HQ @ 2.40 GHz.
Graphics: GeForce GTX 770M 3 GB GDDR5 RAM
Screen: 17.3' Full HD 3D Glossy Screen
Memory: 24 GB DDR3 1600 MHz. RAM
Storage: 256 GB LiteOn LCM-256M3S SSD + 1 TB Seagate Momentus ST1000LM024 5400 RPM HDD
OS: Windows 7 Professional (x64) [clean installed myself]

 

Is the screen really bad?
I am considering to upgrade the screen to 72% color gamut matter screen (I just don't like the glossy screen). Will this screen be better compared to the stock screen?

 

The only good thing about the Matte screen is that you never see reflections during the day time if you are in sunlight, other than that, matte screens look horrificly ugly (at least in my perception) the colors are so pale and lack any kind of vibrance.

I used my previous matte screen on the G75VW telling myself that it's ok...but when a friend gives me their low end Acer or HP laptops to fix which they bought for like $600 USD only, and I look at their screen, I used to feel so bad that I have a top of the line laptop with such an ugly screen! I wouldn't ever buy a laptop with a matte screen.

Yeah it's true that the Glossy Screens may have reflections on them but you only notice it if you're looking at the screen from a distance, if you are sitting right infront of the laptop you won't feel it, and that's only in bright sunlight at night it's perfectly fine

the most thing I hated about the matte screen was the white color, if you open notepad for example, you will see there are like small colorful specs all over the place and no it wasn't a bad screen or a burned portion, the whole screen looked so ugly.

everytime I look at websites now or anything with my Glossy screen I fall in love with it all over again! this is like the best upgrade for me in this laptop other than the new GTX 770M and more RAM

 

I agree with you that Asus matter screen is so pale.
I just had a comparison between G75VX with my current Vaio F series and the Asus screen looked so bad.
But I think the quality of the matter screen depends on the manufacturers. My Vaio F series is also matter screen, but the colors look great compared to my MBR with retina display. You can really tell the different when you look at it closely. Sony is a great manufacturer, but they just don't make powerful gaming notebook and their notebooks are pretty pricy.

 

I've had 2 matte screens with my last 2 clevo's and both where fine, really nice colour and certainly not at all dull or washed out - the only reason I'm upgrading to the 95gammut version is that I have a P150SM, and I'm just going a bit mad kitting it out because I can.......

Sounds like that 17" FHD 3D panel was a nice little upgrade, not sure how much 3D work the 770m will handle, the 780m would have been a better choice for this as it has 1536 cuda cores and a 256bit memory bandwidth, as opposed to the 770m's 960 core 192bit bandwidth, plus the obvious 4gb gDDR5 with the 780m.

Still a killer machine! certainly good if you think about it as a $500 upgrade from your old GTX 670m which was just an overclocked 570m - It was even still on the old Fermi Architecture !!!! - now your pimping the latest from Intel, and one of the highest spec revised and refined mobile Kepler's on the market............. you've plenty to be proud of

 

so thanks for correcting my image about the matte screens, so its just ASUS matte screens are ty!! now I get it why many people rave about matte screens and I used to think they're nuts!

and regarding the upgrade thanks for the comment. certainly $500 was worth every buck for the screen itself you dont understand how bad the matte screen I had on the G75VW was. picture this mate...

if I give you an ollllllllld LCD screen from like 8 years ago ones without the LED backlighting, then I pour some grease and oil on it, then I clean it up with a damp cloth....that's basically what I was looking at all the time for a year I hates my screen so much

now the new sandy bridge is just a little bonus with the upgraded GeForce 770M offcourse

I dont really care about the 780 as I never ever play games, the only reason I need a powerful graphics chipset is because I watch all my movies using SVP which requires a powerful graphics chipset, the better the smoother the videos are...once you are used to 60 FPS or even 120 FPS videos you can never look back

 

LOL - I have a matte screen on a Panasonic Tough book I used for Tuning my 350z ECU..... it has a matte screen similar to the one your describing..... its like one of those black and white photo's that someone has hand painted with a bit of colour and then emptied their bladder on it to rise it down........

You're not on Sandy Bridge, that was soooooooo 2011

You were on IvyBridge (very similar to Sandy but revised, tweaked and shrunk) you are know on Haswell which is a brand new Architecture that incorporates new features like FIVR and the new (incredibly improved) turbo boost. - that 3D will be incredible of you like +60fps - I have limited my GPU at driver level to 60fps, as that is the most my LCD will handle anyway, I guess that 3D screen is 100hz, or 120hz....... very nice.....

 

That's a nice upgrade

 

thanks bro

 

The 770M will crush through the old 570M quite easily and has a lot of tweaking potential.

I think someone is due some enjoyable gaming sessions

 

thanks bro

 

Hey bro, I'm living in UAE, do you know how much would it be the cost of this unit now ?

Nice upgrades

 

id like to buy one especially since it has a 3d screen ... where did you get it and can it be purchased online?