I got a great deal on an Asus K40IN-X1 notebook:
C2D T6400 2.0 Ghz (can replace with the T8300 from my m1330, but will this void the warranty, i.e. is there a seal that must be broken?)
4 GB RAM
free upgrade to Windows 7
320GB hard drive (will swap with 500GB from m1330)
Nvidia G102M discrete graphics, 512MB
wifi
no bluetooth, but can add via usb
no fingerprint reader
LED (!) backlit 14.1" 1366 X 768 LCD
after coupons, $740.00 Canadian + taxes
I'm going to try it out and see if it meets my needs.
If so, I'll sell my m1330 with the original T5450 and a 320GB HDD.
I really love my m1330, but I am worried about the GPU, although I do have full warranty until March 2010, and the extended GPU warranty until March 2011.
Should I just wait until my warranty is up before I jump ship?
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Do you think you need to do so at this moment? If you need the performance boost for your current tasks, then you should.
If you're still doing fine, maybe wait a little bit. The Asus is only going to get cheaper with time and there will be something better later on.
As for warranty, I've never peeked into a K-series, but the G-series have a "warranty void if damaged or removed" sticker over one of the heatsink screws. -
Thanks for your input. I returned the Asus today.
Should I defect to the Asus camp?
Discussion in 'Asus' started by mystery905, Aug 14, 2009.