su4100 vs su7300 which one will perform better?trying to decide between the toshiba t135-s1310 which comes with the su4100 processor and the asus ul30a-x5 with su7300
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Alan Chau says: I've heard this laptop supports virtulization, but you will need to run windows 7 professional or ultimate. Can someone confirm if the SU7300 supports XP mode? SU7300 supports Virtualization, and hence XP mode, IF the PC runs the 64-bit version of Windows 7 Pro, Ultimate or Enterprise (but not Home Premium).http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=42791
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SU7300 is way better since it supports Intel Virtualization and has an extra 1 MB L2 Cache. Performance depends a lot on L2 Cache. I would go with SU7300 for an extra $50
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I've heard this laptop supports virtulization, but you will need to run windows 7 professional or ultimate. Can someone confirm if the SU7300 supports XP mode?
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Asus is a New brandvaround here, but the specs are much nices than toshibait looks that the processor is pretty much the same
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Hi,I have some Intel test comparison charts...- Itunes, the SU7300 and SU4100 perfomed equal- Excel, the SU7300 performed marginally better- for digital encoding and Photoshop, the SU7300 performed significantly better
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You need an Intel virtualization enabled CPU if you want to run XPpro with Win7pro for older product compatibility.I personally have not found much need to do so. My daughter is running Win7 Home Premium 32bit and everything works except my older Leadtek WinXP Deluxe tv card. The card works with Vista drivers but a single setting is now grayed out. This is an important tuning setting for cable in my area. I'm checking into that issue after Christmas.
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I got the U31SD-XH51 with 2nd-Gen Intel iCore5 and a discrete nVidia GPU for heavy tasks (was on sale for $600USD) instead so I can't exactly tell you anything here. Mine runs extremely cool for browsing stuff and watching videos (fan doesn't even run at all unless I play 3D games). I also give credit to Asus for a well-designed cooling system on their laptop brand. Sources: I still own an HP-DV2210us model so I know exactly what you mean.
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I think this is the laptop for me. I really liked the Asus EEE. Just need something with more computing power. This or the 13.3" one? Tough choice.
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I don't believe there are any differences besides the clock speed. Everything seems identical (same chipset, RAM size/speed, disk model, wireless model, etc) and the only difference the i7-4510u has is an increased clock multiplier. I can say that 1.8 GHz base clock has proven more than enough for anything I need from this computer (read: educational Solidworks, light games/transcoding, productivity, 50+ tabs), and combined with the ssd and ample RAM, I doubt the difference would be significant unless you had heavy single-threaded workloads. It seems that this model has been marked down more because people rarely look at the clock speeds, and this is the cheapest i7 model (also the cheapest with 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD, my constraints); the market for the other one would be more professional.
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Difficult question. I've never owned a Toshiba, and most people giving reviews here will likely be biased toward their own machine. I will say that a bit light research indicates: (1) ASUS NVIDIA GPU is later generation than Toshiba's and has an extra Gb of RAM, so you're going to get better graphical performance with ASUS; (2) the difference in i7-4700HQ (Asus) versus i700MQ (Toshiba) is negligible, per CPUBoss.com (slightly higher overclock capacity with Asus, if you're into that kind of thing). For the price difference, it might make sense to take a closer look at Toshiba. That said, this is my second Asus and they've both been amazing machines, so I have no regrets staying with this manufacturer.
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I have both and really like the 1000HE(belongs to my wife). I got the Toshiba today and I love it. You really can't go wrong with either one. I do like the finish on the Toshiba.
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The Asus has a better processor I7-4558 vs I7-4500u, The 4558 is what they use in current generation MacBook pro. Also the resolution is a bit lower on the Asus however that actually is a positive. I now have yoga 2 pro that has same display as series 9 and it is not as enjoyable as the asus. It has an excellent build quality and better tactical feel. Hope this helps
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I bought my wife the Toshiba R835 p56x - one of the many R835 models and she loves it. It is light, has great battery life, has a DVD, does everything you could want. http://www.amazon.com/Toshiba-Portege-R835-P84-Laptop/dp/B005Z5WDKK/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1330816659&sr=8-4
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I went to the Sony website and got more info on this Ultrabook. I forgot what the processor is but you can find the answer on the Sony website.
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thanks for the link, also about to purchase Ul20a with the memory you recommended, just wondering if its the same timings and specs than the one that comes inside.
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here are the links to systems info the ME302C link http://www.asus.com/Tablets/ASUS_MeMO_Pad_FHD_10_ME302C/ & the ME302KL link : http://www.asus.com/Tablets_Mobile/ASUS_MeMO_Pad_FHD_10_ME302KL/. There are few significan differences as the 302C has a 1.6 GHZ Dual core CPU as the ME302KL has a 1.5 GHZ Quad core CPU. They both has the same graphics & same amnt of ram. The 302C is slightly heavier but not enough to be significant. Both have expandable memory card slots for upto 64 GB additional storage space. The CPU seems to be the only difference I found but follow the links I posted & read for yourself. Both are very nice tablets I have the 302C myself. Its an awsome tablet. Both also can be purchased with 16GB or 32 GB storage onboard. So the only major difference I see is the CPU. Research for best prices. The quad core should give better performace but if there is a major price difference the dual core is a smooth operating system. I hope this helps.
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Honestly I have no idea. I saw this later on Toshiba's website and tried to compare the specs. As far as I know they are exactly the same but there is a price difference for a reason. I would call Toshiba and ask. I am kinda interested in knowing too.
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Anyone have ideas? I'm looking at either the newer 810 or last year's 1000 as well. Specs looks similar.Thanks.
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The Asus will be faster due to having an overclockable processor. It will also have longer battery life, and be less cumbersome (the U550 weighs at least 60% more than the UL50VT). The UL50VT also has a dedicated G210M (in addition to the 4500MHD), whereas the U550's I see have only the integrated GMA4500MHD (not even close). The UL50VT has a larger hard drive; 500GB compared to 320 or 250GB. The Lenovo does have a better webcam, but you can buy one for the UL50VT for $30. As you have said, the U550 does have WiMAX and the UL50VT does not. Fingerprints will be an annoyance on both machines, but you can wipe them off with a microfiber cloth. As you mentioned, the Asus does have outstanding (and free!!) warranties. Another nice feature of th UL50VT is that it has an aluminum lid, so the screen itself is that much sturdier. Plus it just looks awesome. I am the very satisfied owner of a UL50VT-A1 and I must say it has met or exceeded all of my expectations. The build quality is well above usual, and it is much faster than I had expected. Although I don't have any experience with the Lenovo, I can say that the UL50VT looks amazing, the pictures don't do it justice. Also, the programs that Asus includes are very helpful, and other than those, there really wasn't too much "bloatware" included with it. In my opinion, the only category in which the U550 really "beats" the Asus is price, but even then, when you consider what you are getting, the Asus is very reasonable. In summary, I would recommend the Asus.
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Well, there are a few reviews now! There's also a review of a similar earlier model at pcmag.com. The A53E-EH71 has an upgraded processor and a USB 3.0 port. --Also, the leading product ratings magazine rated the Asus U56E-BAL7 as being very quick and suitable for moderate gaming. It has the slower core i5 processor, and the same integrated graphics (Intel 3000 HD) as the Asus A53E-EH71. ; )http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2389349,00.asp
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I have both, an ASUS I5 with 6 GB of RAM and an ASUS I7 originally with 4 GB of RAM and now with 12 GB RAM. Both the I5 and the I7 will serve your purpose. I don't really see an improvement with the additional 8 GB RAM in the I7 other than some of my applications in MS Office opening faster. I rarely use the touch screen.
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I think he means that it would perform better due to increase in cpu speed.Anyways, I bought the ul30vt, couldn't pass on the 699 price for this computer.WOW runs nice and smooth and maintains 30-50 fps in 10 man raids such as ICC, and a little less in 25 man raids with settings all set to high.It even runs games with very high shader requirements such as TF2 without a hitch.Fantastic notebook for those looking to do work, but still be able to enjoy multimedia such as hd video and gaming.