Wish to buy Lenovo G550 - 29584PM or G550 - 29584NM - please recommend

Hi Guys,
I wish to buy Lenovo G550 - 29584PM or G550 - 29584NM. May I know the user reviews? How do they perform? Or should I go for any other models?
Thanks.
Raj
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As for the look the G555 is the same. Price is around the same too. eCoupons are good to come across. It all depends on what you want it for. Office/School or Gaming? G550 is fine for Work/School, G555 is just fine for gaming. G550 has DDR3 ram G555 DDR2, G550 has INTEL GPU G555 has a ATI HD 4200 which plays pretty good for a laptop. G550 10/100m ethernet a/b/g wlan G555 10/100/1000 b/g/n wlan. G550 INTEL 2g dual core G555 AMD 2.3g dual core. But that is my model of the G555. I know there are a lot of different models for the G550 and G555. Just look at it before you but it. Cheers!
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    Contacting sales would be your best bet here. They can be reached at 800-428-4465.
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