ASUS B53F: Elegance at a master's level
As usual, ASUS surprised us with a special notebook again. We've had a car-inspired super-fast machine and a tiny but fast laptop, but we've also seen a shapely, average machine. We continue the line with interest again, with a well-equipped business computer with a metal case on the ground. In this case, manufacturers do not focus on graphics performance, more importantly the security of our hardware and data, that is, top quality. With these considerations in mind, I have to say the ASUS B53F strives for perfection.
However, why should the device and the article about it arouse the reader of our reading camp, which is accustomed to games and awful clocks? On the one hand, because the B53 is also available with a dedicated graphics card. On the other hand, there will come a time in everyone’s life when he or she is coming to the end of his or her studies and a notebook with an all-shell smear will come in very handy at the house. Last but not least, we will now summarize the experience of the last good year with a notebook. We get a comprehensive picture of the available processor offerings, as we have had a Core 2 Duo, a Core 2 Quad, a Core i7 M, a Core i7 QM and now a Core i5. Virtually everything except -Core i3 Inteland we can see an example from the series, we can compare the results, before buying the price tags we can decide whether or not a better processor is worth an extra few thousand.
In the case of video cards, the situation is much more nuanced, as there are small millions of versions, it is almost impossible to compare them all, but we will briefly review what the integrated solution can do against dedicated opponents. The reason is simple: you often have to pay tens of thousands more for a better VGA, but many don’t even take advantage of it. They are unaware of what an Intel GMA controller can do today, although it is easy to imagine that it can meet their needs as well.
So in the sequel, let’s see how many little little things make up a perfect whole for the B53F.
