Gigabyte P35G V2

Computer is pretty fast, and you get some pretty top end components for the price ; Build feels nice to the touch, doesn't feel cheap or flimsy ; (except for the touchpad, which was stick out past the chassis for some odd reason, which I had to push...

Regarding the touchpad, it feels sort of cheap. At certain times, the touchpad will stick all the way to the bottom depending on where you press it, which will cause it to become useless, as it would be impossible for it to register clicks (tap to...

Thin ; Two mSata slots ; RAID option in Bios settings ; Backlit Keyboard ; DVD burner/player ; 4 slots for hard drive/storage

gets a little warm, but normal everyday use it's to be expected for this hardware setup

When I bought the laptop I was not sure exactly of the configuration of the drives. It came with an SSD card and a hard drive inside. The operating system comes installed on the 120G SSD Card and the 1T hard drive is empty. The pleasant surprised by...

The unit I got has a very slight ripple in the keyboard upper left. I thought about gluing it down at the seam, but decided against it as I would probably mess it up or worse. Anyway it does not bother me at all when I type. Also, I did not notice it...

Lightweight and thin ; Fast, good graphics card ; Easy to add another SSD ; Exchangable DVD drive

Yes this thing does show fingerprints and palm prints but that is a minor annoyance ; I had one small issue when I got the laptop. The windows 8 key had already been used by someone else but a call to Gigabyte and then to Microsoft fixed the issue....

Thin, Affordable, great performance

BIOS update required or else 860m stops working shortly after updates, loud fans (but this is to be expected from a laptop with a decent gpu)

Like many people have already mentioned, its super thin and light ; The main reasons I got this laptop ; 1)128 GB SSD drive and 1TB HD. So now my programs load super fast and I still have lots of storage for my files ; 2) Display Panel. Newegg states...

The only thing holding me back from buying this laptop was knowing that the 860m GPU was a Kepler version and not Maxwell. So I did A LOT of research about this. However, in the end I bought it and here is why ; 1) Basically, for most tasks the nvidia...

Thin, light, hardware, the extra HDD port and removable DVD drive is very clever

Bad batt life, gets hot

Great specs for the price ; Video card has 4mb of DDR5, most laptops in the same range have only 2mb DD3. This makes a difference in performance ; The ability of installing up to 4 hard drives ; Comes with one SSD from factory. This also makes a huge...

This thing gets HOT. It will burn your lap ; It's a fingerprint/smudge magnet. Literally after owning it for just ONE day, it was filthy looking already ; Keyboard feels plasticy, (although it's easy to type on, doesn't look very durable, just an...

Thin ; Specs are good for the price ; A lot of storage expandability ; Very little keyboard flex

My number one complaint about this laptop is the noise when gaming. You could not game on this in a library, but in a social setting with other people making noise, it could be done. The laptop doesn't really make much noise when unplugged, or on...

I bought this laptop on a shell shocker for $999. I wanted a laptop with a nice SSD and a 1tb Hd that i could play Dragon Age Inquisition on..After quite a bit of work That is what i have. Great boot up speed, Quiet even when vid card fans are...

The only real MAJOR con is Windows 8.1.. Dragon Age Fingerprint and smudge magnet...Inquisition will only run in "windowed" mode using Windows 8.1,, I searched the EA games and NIVidia boards for a resolution..None was found.. not too much of a con...