Advice: What is better Asus n53 or Lenovo y560?

juanpergamino

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Hello to all, I want to know what to choose in relation temperature, quality and durability

ASUS N53
CPU: Intel Core i5 2410M
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M
4GB DDR3
15.6 pulgadas, 1x USB 3.0, 3 X USB 2

LENOVO Y560
Procesador: Intel Core i5 560M
Adaptador Gráfico: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5730 1024 MB
4GB DDR3
15.6 pulgadas

SAME PRICE
WHAT IS BETTER?
thanks to all
Juan.

 
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According to notebookcheck.net, the i5-2410M is only slightly faster than the 560M so performance there isn't a huge issue. The same is true for the HD 5730 and GTS 540M. The only difference I can see between the two is that the ATi GPU uses 26W and the nVidia GPU uses 35W. That's a increase of 35% in GPU power use. I would say that this is a much bigger difference in terms of battery life and heat than both performance differences combined. Both CPUs use 35W so that's not an issue at all. The N53 has a performance advantage from its 7200rpm hard drive vs the Y560p's 5400rpm hard drive. Again, this will be at a cost. The cost is battery life because as you can expect, the 7200rpm will use considerably more power than the...

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According to notebookcheck.net, the i5-2410M is only slightly faster than the 560M so performance there isn't a huge issue. The same is true for the HD 5730 and GTS 540M. The only difference I can see between the two is that the ATi GPU uses 26W and the nVidia GPU uses 35W. That's a increase of 35% in GPU power use. I would say that this is a much bigger difference in terms of battery life and heat than both performance differences combined. Both CPUs use 35W so that's not an issue at all. The N53 has a performance advantage from its 7200rpm hard drive vs the Y560p's 5400rpm hard drive. Again, this will be at a cost. The cost is battery life because as you can expect, the 7200rpm will use considerably more power than the 5400rpm. It's a really tough call because they're so close to each other. If you want total performance, get the N53. If you want maximum battery life, get the Y560P. I would expect you'd be looking at 15-30 extra minutes of battery life with the Y560P and you'd be looking at about a 5%-10% overall increase in performance with the N53. I hope this clarifies things for you. If you're interested, I do have a thread that helps people choose a laptop by explaining how the laptop market and its products work.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/60098-35-general-laptop-advice
 
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