HP dv6-2170 and ASUS A52jr

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daggula

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Please help me guys. HP giving 8 hr battery life. i don't know about Asus.
Please help me to find my baby.

1st laptop is
HP dv6- 2170us
* Intel Core i5-430M processor with 2.26GHz Turbo Boost up to 2.53 GHz
* 4GB DDR3 System Memory (2 DIMM) (expandable to 8 GB)
* 500GB (7200RPM) Hard Drive (SATA)
* Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit,
* Up to 8 Hours of Battery Life
* 15.6" Diagonal High-Definition LED HP BrightView Display (1366x768)
*Intel HD Graphics with up to 1696MB Total Available Graphics Memory

Link is here

http://www.amazon.com/Pavilion-DV6-2170US-15-6-Inch-Laptop-Black/dp/B00318CGA0/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

2nd laptop is
ASUS A52JR-X1 NoteBook
Intel Core i5 430M(2.26GHz)
15.6"
4GB Memory
500GB HDD 5400rpm
DVD Super Multi
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470 1GB DDR3 VRAM Dedicated Card

For this the link here.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834220699&cm_re=asus_laptop-_-34-220-699-_-Product

 

howardp6

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The Asus has a better discrete graphics processing unit than the Intel one on the HP laptop. The Asus has a 5400 RPM drive and the HP has a 7200RPM drive, other things pretty well equal except price the Asus is less expensive. Looking at the details on the HP it has up to 3.5 hours. You would only get incresed batery life igf you purchased the extended capacity battery. The Asus has a 2 year warrantee and the HP has a one year warrantee. HP laptops are not has reliable as tbe Asus.
 

gobluetwo

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Very timely post. I'm looking at these 2 laptops, also! For the record, the dv6-2170us comes with the 12-cell battery as opposed to the dv6-2150us, which comes with the 6-cell.

I have been unsuccessful finding battery life estimates for the ASUS, though. Given it's a 6-cell, I'd peg it at around 4 hours, give or take. The ASUS is about a half pound lighter, but neither are exactly lightweights. The extra weight, though, is probably coming from the larger battery.

Tough call, man. Pros and cons with both. Right now, I'm leaning toward the ASUS, but I keep changing my mind. :pt1cable:
 

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Foget HP! Worst customer service- they don't care about their customers! My story about my desktop is too long to discuss here, but I'm thinking about a new Asus laptop, NOT HP because of their horrible customer service. Better warranty on the Asus too.
 

adderly

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well i tell you Asus, because the hp will limit youself with the intel hd grafics...
as always people buy a pc just observing the processor speed and then when they got home and try some app or game..
puff crying...
no matter if your not gonna be gaming but it increase the performance for many usefull tasks...
 

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I too am looking at both. And at this time are still having problems deciding. As I see it the HP has a 7200 rpm hard drive and bluetooth, while the Asus only has a 5400 rpm hard drive. I still don't know enough about Asus other then they make there own motherboard and graphic cards. But on the other hand HP has been around for a long time. I will check back to see other comments as I am in the same boat.
 

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I just bought the HP- DV6-2170us. The specs are better and the HP comes with the new i5core processor. The new processors have turbo boost and threading tehcnology which enable it to act like quad core processors. I would go with the HP. This is a powerful computer with some great features for entertainment. The screen is crisp and beautiful as well. I do not know much about Asus, but when your buying a laptop of this capacity i would go for the HP.
 

MrNobodyWTB

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The ASUS has the i5 as well :non:, and has a dedicated ATI card with DirectX 11 support. it might not have a 7200 rpm drive (5400rpm isn't really a deal-killer compared to the lack of full gpu support through the HP), but who needs a HDD anyway? i'm upgrading it to a SSD soon enough.

I just ordered the A52JR-X1

I'm looking around and I haven't seen much as far as support for extended batteries for the ASUS, but I'm just going to call them once I get it tomorrow and register it etc. etc.

ASUS made the 23.6" HD moniter that I bought a while ago, and I do not regret it, and haven't regretted it once. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236052

If you guys know of where to get a 1st party A52JR-X1 8 or even 12 cell battery, you should post that here :)
 
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For the shake of system stability, 5400rpm HD can also be positive, 'cause slower HDs generate less heat, which is very helpful when you use your laptop on your lap (you get it, laptop)
 

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Yes, and we all know how hot HP laptops get, even without a 7200 RPM hard drive. They're poorly designed. I would have went with the Asus, their warranty speaks for itself.
 
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