Laptop for multimedia design

[Bruutal]

Hi! Im going to study multimedia design.Good laptop is required,but i have kind of small budget.
Im also happy if its runs games well.Prices are the same of these 3 laptops,just need to pick the right one.All has 4gb ram.
Thank you!

Acer Aspire 5742G PowerStation GT2
i5-480M Processor 2.66 GHz
NVIDIA GeForce GT540 1gb
640 GB (5400 pm.), SATA speed may be the downside
battery:3,5h

DELL Inspiron N5110
Quad Core™ i7-2630QM Processor 2.0 GHz
Max Turbo Frequency: 2.93 GHz
640 GB (5400 pm.) SATA
NVIDIA GeForce GT540 1gb
battery:6h

OR

DELL Inspiron N5110
Core™ i3-2310M Processor, 2.1 GHz
500 GB (7200 pm.), SATA
NVIDIA GeForce GT 525M
battery:6h

 

[Bruutal]

final laptop has also 1gb GPU.All have 15,6 display,but Acer has HD!

 

[WR2]

Hello Bruutal;

Do you mean that the Acer has a LCD with 1920x1080 resolution?

 

[Bruutal]

1366 x 768 all of these 3 have it.
Acer display : 15.6" WXGA; LED CineCrystal; HD 16:9

 

[WR2]

Either laptop with the GT 540M graphics card will be better choices for gaming. The GT 525M is on the low end mid-range cards and the GT 540M in on the high end of mid-range cards.

Even though its an older model (first gen Core i) the i5-480M CPU has just a bit more power than the newer (second gen Core i) i3-2310M. But both dual core CPUs are decent choices.
The most powerful CPU is the quad core i7-2630QM (2nd gen Core i).

If the prices are pretty close the i7-2630QM / GT 540M combo is the best all 'round choice IMO.

 

[WR2]

All 3 laptops have HD screens.
HD meaning they show HD video @ 720p on the 1366x768 screen.

 

[Bruutal]

Prices are the same.So i should defenetly go with the 2.nd one (Dell i7) but i has HDD with 5400 speed? Isnt it low for gaming and working with 3D?

 

[Bruutal]

damn,Dell with i7 is more expensive,about 150 dollars (100 euros).
but Acer and Dell with i3 are same

 

[Bruutal]

Dell i7 has 525 not 540 Nvidia.Excuse me,too sleepy.

 

[WR2]

The GT 525M will run some games - just at lower settings.

NVIDIA GeForce GT 525M review

NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M review