Asus G73SW Gaming Notebook Review - HotHardware

http://hothardware.com - Whether you need to hammer out a spreadsheet, encode a Blu-ray video, or frag some foes at a LAN party, the G73SW promises to help get the job done. By all means, this is a desktop replacement, but with the addition of Intel's Sandy Bridge architecture, there's potential here for battery life to be extended beyond what you would normally expect from a high octane notebook.

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[PlankY2525]

But will it blend? That is the question.

[HotHardwareVids]

@sqeker09 - Not necessarily. Asus bundles lots of different packages for different retailers and deals, I'm sure.

[nigahiga098]

@PlankY2525 It actually does

[nowaycrowd]

ahahahah this computer is only 850 where i live no f n joke

[arreshavoc]

@CycompReview runs crysis on ultra at 30fps

[XSatanDemonX]

MONEY.........................­............

[sqeker09]

@1337soundeZ I didnt have it for to long because i didnt do much gaming on it so i returned it and no it didnt get to hot, i always had it plugged in so idk battery life sorry.

[1337soundeZ]

@sqeker09 does it get hot when ur gaming? and how long is battery life?

[CycompReview]

Hi there, say money isnt an option.. how does this compare against the yet to be released Razer Blade.. i am a big razer fan and i am seriously considering buying one.. what can of gaming benchmarks do you think it will set as opposed to this ( i.e crysis ) and how is this Asus for portability ?

[loveisamistake]

I've been watching these non stop since mine broke with the famous power pin issue. I want my Asus back =[.