ASUS GL553

The XPS also doesn't have a numpad, which is a very useful thing to have

Lenovo Y700 or Dell i7559

I went with the MSI GE62VR for $1250 and feel very satisfied.

Lenovo Legion

stop being an autistic gaymur manchild and get an E7450

Win10 only

>>58938199
>buying anything without a trackpoint

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>>58938199
okay... can someone explain to me WTF kind of work do people do that they always go "I need quad core i7 in my laptop for work stuff"

Other than 3D modeling, wtf is that threaded?

>>58938199
GL553 has several modification, i have GL553VX.
Windows7 issues: win7 has almost no drivers included, most importantly no usb. It could be a problem when trying to install from usb mass storage device using win7 pe. It also is a problem when installing (externally downloaded) drivers form usb. There seems to be no way to get trackpad to work. Current video drivers, when applying some load to video card (so it switches to nvidia gpu), powers on fan at full power and only way to shut it down is system shutdown (at least in one case, restart was no enough). Display has poor viewing angles and contrast.
Otherwise, cpu+gpu are nice; keyboard is very good (but it might be subjective).