ASUS G72Gx-A1 Republic of Gamers 17-Inch Gaming Laptop - Black
Customer Rating Score
(7 customer reviews)
Product Features
- 6GB of DDR2 RAM, 3 slots, 6GB Max
- 1 TB SATA Hard Drive (7200 RPM); BlueRay Disk Combo Drive
- NVidia GTX 260M Graphics with 1GB DDR3 VRAM; Windows 7 Home Premium (64 bit) Operating System
- 17.3-Inch Full HD LCD Display; 2.0M Webcam; Gaming Backpack and Gaming Mouse Included
- Intel Q9000 Core 2 Quad Processor 2.00GHz
Product Description
More than just a high definition entertainment notebook, the ASUS G72Gx packs the muscle to propel users into a world of immersive gaming and emerge victorious at the end of every encounter. Powered by an Intel Quad Core processor, the ASUS G72Gx is highly capable of delivering maximum entertainment enjoyment while out and about. The G72Gx features a NVidia GTX 260M Graphics Engine with 1GB DDR3 video ram. With a mind-blowing 3DMark (2006) score of up to 10,000, further complimented by NVIDIA PhysX, as well as CUDA, the NVidia GTX 260M provides users with an unprecedented visual extravaganza. More Details >>Customer Reviews
Spectacular, this is for the Best Buy Duo 2 core versionNote my review is for the newer windows 7 based version of the G72 which is on clearance now and ready to ship out for good from best buy. Also is just the duo core not the quad. More >>
W. freeman
Buy a MacBook ProSave your troubles and buy a MacBook Pro with two graphic cards. The screen resolution is the best there is. More >>
B. To
Probably ok if you dont need supportThe unit I received has a bad GPU. I have been trying to get it fixed for some time now, but Asus support is terrible. I started off with an online support request but never got a response. More >>
G. Cogar
junkI wanted a gaming computer so I went with this one. Price was right. Amazon was offering a year of no interest. More >>
Mark M. Hargus
Don't buyI purchased a G72GX and in two days it crashed. Tried calling customer support and emailing with no result. Took it back to the store where they tested it and advised it had a software problem. More >>
Charles Frey
