Today we have the ASUS N53SV notebook on our test bench. This multimedia/moderate gaming notebook has a lot of style to go with some nice specification under the hood. This machine looks really good with a brushed aluminum lid and wrist rest and a lot more. This notebook has a 15.6-inch 1366 x 768 resolution screen, Intel Core i7 2630QM CPU, NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M graphics processor, 750 GB of storage, 4 GB of RAM, and a lot more. Come along as we see what this notebook is made of!
Good looks aside, the notebook has the power under the hood to handle your media duties and moderate gaming. Don’t confuse this machine with a dedicated gaming notebook, but if you are the type that wants one machine that can play your favorite video games and handle multimedia and general computer work with ease, the ASUS N53SV is a great machine. This notebook does make some compromises that you may or may not want to live with depending on what you want.
As with most notebooks that make concession to be an all around performer, it’s not a clear stand out in any one area. The discrete graphics processor is nice and the machine has integrated graphics as well and can change between the two graphics processors depending on if power or battery life is the goal. You can get more powerful graphics processors the notebook does OK with multimedia but you can get better performance on the market today there as well. What you can’t always get though is a nice mix of capabilities and this is where the ASUS N53SV shines.
This beastie has a 15.6-inch screen with a resolution of 1366 x 768. You can get the same notebook with an optional, full HD 1080p screen as well. Other available options include Bluetooth and WiFi is standard on the notebook. The big feature that shoppers want to know about is the processor, the ASUS N53SV uses an Intel Core i7 2630QM running at 2 GHz. The processor is a quad core and once you take into account the Hyper-Threading it supports the computer sees eight cores in Device Manger. The price for the ASUS N53SV hovers around USD $1,050 online making this a more expensive notebook. It comes with 64-bit Windows 7 Home Premium for the OS.
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