vore01 wrote:
I watched that video a few times and I'm getting a bias read n his review. I may be wrong.
He says the machine has a great screen and it's G sync ready, a plus no doubt.
He goes on to complain about the ability of the 970M card to keep up with Crysis on ultra settings when he has to know no machine will play well with a 970M card on ultra. And the game "bought the laptop to it's knees" on ultra settings. When I hear things like that somethings wrong with the mind-set of the reviewer. He continues to say however that Crysis will play well with the game on high or medium settings. Why bring up the ultra setting at all? For a 970M card?
He continues that the test machine he had was reasonably priced but getting an older model is better by $200.00 I don't know. that's like a right handed handshake while you punch with your left.
His take on the design is purely subjective based on what he thinks is good design...personally I think the design rocks. It's a complete 180 degree turn around for Asus and I applaud their taking the risk to make their laptops stand out from the rest
3 1/2 stars? Come on!
a 9 out of 10 from this reviewer
http://sayeentech.com/laptops/asus-rog-g752vt-dh72-review/
I agree. I was also a bit perplexed about his Crysis comments. Maybe he expects a perfect 50fps.
As for the design comments, I'm inclined to agree somewhat. I do wish Asus had stuck with this bezel design:
And I didn't share the other review cause I found it rather suspect - no photos or benchmarks?
