After a long period of RMA's and calling to the service center of Asus and my reseller, they gave me an offer to return my A6Va laptop. I can choose a new laptop now for the same price of this laptop when I bought it, I also have to choice to pay extra money, if it's needed.
I looked at some laptops, and the ones that get my attention are the V6Va and the M6Va.
I really like the V6Va's looks, it's just great. I also think it will be a great improvement of my older A6Va. But I also like the M6Va, although, I think it's less attractive than the V6Va.
My question: What would you do? (I have to pay around 120 extra for the V6Va) The V6Va or the M6Va, they are both fast enough for my work. Also, I have to take it with me to school next year, so reliability and thoughness are a bit important.
Sorry for my bad English...
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Learning_ASUS Notebook Consultant
What was wrong with this model? I felt it and its seriously has the best build of al ASUS>
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Well. It's fine. But I don't want a A6 series notebook anymore after this. (I know that I have a bad unit, but still...)
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Learning_ASUS Notebook Consultant
A is their entry line right? But the build is amazing, IBM quality.
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The person was thinking V6Va not A6 when they were talking about build
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Geared2play.com Company Representative
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Well... the shop offered me this:
Asus M6Va-8004P
Intel Pentium M 750 (Dothan 1.86Ghz; 2Mb L2 Cache; 533Mhz FSB)
80Gb Harddisk 7200RPM
1024Mb DDRII 533Mhz SDRAM (2 x 512)
8 x DVD+/-RW Dual Layer
ATI Mobility Radeon X700 128Mb VGA
15.1" SXGA+ CrystalShine TFT (1400 x 1050)
Interne W-LAN 54Mbps/ Bluetooth
Windows XP Prof NL/UK/FR
2 jaar pick up & return garantie
Gratis Draagtas, Optical Mouse & Asus Ai Flash 256MB
I think that's a great deal, in trade for my A6Va, only less memory but I don't need that anymore (don't play much games anymore). Also I like the resolution much more than 1280x800 widescreen. -
The M6va is the same as the Z70va here, though that particular model has SXGA screen instead of WSXGA. But nonetheless, the M6 has always been a solid machine!
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Ok, I like that.
It looks like this one btw, pretty much the same as the Z70va (except for the screen offcourse).
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Oooooh sweet the M6Va with the glossy screen and nice screen bezel. I say go for it, or if that M6Va is not a widescreen then might as well go for the V6Va since it has a nicer chassis, if it's not that much more money.
Oooooo nice.
As for you Learning Asus, be gone, be gone I say~!!!! -
The M6Va is a great machine. I'm sure you'll love it way more than the A6...
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I think i will go with the M6Va. That's because it already has 1GB of memory and a 7200RPM 80GB disk. When i will go for the V6Va, I have to pay 120 Euros extra, have 'only' 512MB and a 5400RPM 80GB disk.
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I think you made the right decision by chosing the M6va, as the specs are much better for a relatively lower price.
However, bear in mind that the 7200 RPM harddisks might cause a continuously running fan (from what I've read in the near past).
Hopefully other people can confirm whether this is true or not.
EDIT: where did you buy it? -
www.laptops4u.nl
Hmm, are the fans really noisy? In my A6Va the fan was also constantly running, but it was at a low rpm rate. -
Well, it will be the M6Va as i posted before. Sure hope i won't regret my choice, hehe.
Thanks for the help..
Asus A6Va returned, which one now?
Discussion in 'Asus' started by G-Force, Mar 24, 2006.