Posting it here is fine.
Please do not buy a laptop just because of freebies.
Mostly cheap crap, these freebies. Seagate external hard drives
that drop like dead flies; and the list goes on.
Also, if your graphics card is a GT540M and below, it's
pointless to have 2GB of VRAM.
Many people like to think that the more VRAM a card has, the
more powerful.
My 1GB desktop HD5770 easily trashes a 2GB HD5670 in every
graphics benchmark possible, at 1920x1080.
More VRAM just ensures that the card is more responsive at
super-large resolutions. 2GB cards are usually equipped with
powerful cores that can utilise this amount of VRAM (see HD6950,
HD6970), so that the VRAM amount is not a factor that holds the
card's performance back at resolutions of 1920x1200 and higher.
Thanks for enlightenment. How do I check which VRAM I'm having?