im pretty sure it was on high, but anyways ill check it again and let u know
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Hi all - Sorry if I'm repeating anything already suggested, I've read part of the thread but not all (too busy).
Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't the new Alienware Command Centre have CPU speed adjustment in it's desktop settings? I believe that is the point of having AW 15~17 Intel Dynamic Platform & Thermal Framework Driver.
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not a fix but try this set your throttlestop settings the same and enable it your CPU it's not going to throttle lower than 2600mhz you can even go lower on the voltage mine was fine at -75v
but all CPU's are different also remember to set everything to stock and enable when you hand your machine to DELL because the voltages and clocks stick even after reboot. http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/early-2015-throttling-some-info-id-like-to-share.787044/ -
i am fine with my stable 3Ghz i7 4710hq
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refurb motherboard or sell this laptop at a reduced price in one way or another in India.. A new person takes over the problem child and Dellienware hope for the best
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Because Dell support test with that game
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I can do it this weekend maybe. Overwork till then -__-
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LoL, I just read this whole thread...I wonder how rinneh would feel if he couldn't change the graphics card or cpu in his desktop....? I can't stand the disposable Wal-Mart mentality.
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If they can make a 15inch current AW15 style laptop with upgradable parts then I would say yes. But I dont see it happening in terms of possibility now. For an 18inch and thick desktop replacement laptop I dont see a reason why it couldnt be upgradable. But its not a product for me. I would never buy that.
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A 18 LAPTOP is infinitely more portable than my desktop what do you game with your laptop on your lap on the bus or something...? XD lol for some reason I picture you a an anemic Ethiopian child. Plus you still didn't answer the question...I't Wont READ
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Its the same as asking do you want a laptop that can handle 2 titan x cards? A non upgradable desktop is a AIO and no i dont buy those.
I do use my laptop in a train yes, in a plane too, in my girlfriends apartment, in a music studio etc. An 18inch laptop is just not portable. It might be more than a full size desktop, buts its already far beyond a the portability of something you take with you everyday. For twice the money i pay for a similar specced desktop if i may add. -
I would always choose the 5-10mm thicker laptop and have non-soldered components along with the better thermals. Your argument could be said the other way that your laptop isn't portable enough just carry your phone around. This whole thread has been you arguing with people like Papusan that are infinitely more informed than you about performance laptops. What are you trying to fill your ******** quota or justify your purchase of a BGA bag of crap after the fact. Where does it end your ram and ssd will be next and you'll stand there with a stupid look on your face justifying it.
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1. A smartphone cannot run games like the witcher 3, the division, gta 5 etc (obviously....). So in terms of what it should do for my requirements and size I have one of the most portable laptops now that can run it comfortably with everything on high settings in FHD without compromises of heat, noise or bulk.
2. Most laptops that do have upgradeable components are indeed bigger, but the EUROCOM Sky X4 for example is not that much thicker and heavier than an AW15. Why I still dont choose to buy that one? Battery runtime of just 2,5 hours while idle is something I dont want while flying 11 hours from Europe to Asia. Again laptop vs desktop replacement.
3, The only real valid reason to have an upgradeable machine is when there is a problem with the CPU or GPU and it needs to be exchanged. Because upgrading from example a Sandry bridge. Ivy bridge CPU to Haswell or Skylake isnt even ****ing possible without changing the motherboard and to my knowledge no manufacturer offered that for an older laptop chassis.
4. Nothing wrong with the thermals in my AW15. CPU under max load is always around 70c and the GPU while being OC'ed always hovers around 65c without fans on full blast.
Not that the thermals on thick desktop replacement machines with desktop hardware are great though.
90c on CPU and 88c on GPU here http://www.notebookcheck.net/Schenker-XMG-U716-Clevo-P775DM1-Notebook-Review.155740.0.html
Around 90c on both CPU and GPU here http://www.notebookcheck.net/Schenker-XMG-U726-Clevo-P870DM-Notebook-Review.153136.0.html
Oh look throttling and running even up to 100c
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Schenker-XMG-U706-Clevo-P771DM-Notebook-Review.150989.0.html
So maybe you should learn to imagine how other people use their machines so you do not come across pretty dumb. Fine that you or anyone else ishappy with there thick Clevo barebone, but like I said, those are desktop replacements and Eurocom even market those machines as such.
Talking about high performance but rocking a 6700K is a joke to me anyway because I got an actual workstation running 24/7 under my desk that pretty much smokes everything portable out there while not sounding like a jet engine.Last edited: Mar 28, 2016 -
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Thing is I do use my laptop on the go and take pretty much everywhere. My desktop stays at home so you are just justifying an ultra book for your life style and preaching like its gospel. It might make since to you but not others so get over yourself you know nothing...
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Enjoy taking your 18inch machine with you everyday on a bicycle (yeah I like to stay in shape and Amsterdam is not a car friendly city), I think you get tired of it real quickly if not your back will hate you when you turn around 40.
Oh and again flawed reasoning. An ultrabook cannot run the things I need it to run so its not a machine for me or else i would have indeed bought one.
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Great that you did not purchase Aw17 (After your calculation Nor should this be considered as a laptop - all too heavy and bulky for you). You could risked a painful back or simply broke it. You should really considered a slimmer/lighter Aw13 who is only 1.97 kg and maybe not destroy your back.
Next best is also to considered a slimmer and lighter Gigabyte P55W v5. It is only 2.6 kg vs Alienware 15R2 which is whole 3.207 Kg...(A much better choice for your back) In addition will GigaBook also rect the AwBook 15R2 in bencmarks and have the same low score(85%) in Notebookcheck review. Aw15R2 is almost not worthy of a place on NotebookChek's TOP10 ranking list. Only a pitfull 8 place. Not all want a < gaming> laptop that's rected by a cheap Acer, Gigabyte or eMachines. You will say that Notebookcheck always get crippled models from Dellienware as always, but I have also seen same low bench in new test site now precisely. Sorry I did not bookmark test's and gave it to you. Maybe you can find it yourself
No G-sync, no anti-ghost keys and a really bad screen if you do not select the much more expensive 4K (which are not everyone's choice for gaming) = A recipe for a wrong designed gaming laptop. Not more or less. + only one 2.5 inch ssd/Hdd + max 2 ram slot is neither something to brag about. Maybe you can store your games in the sky
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I too am now getting throttling again.
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AW15 a portable tablet......
If this portable tablet replacement is scoring 9441 points (AW17R3 review, same as the AW15R2 internally) then why is a XMG U706 with a Skylake 6700K only scoring 9881 with the same GPUSo a tablet replacement in your opinion.......Thats even comparing a 15inch laptop with a 17inch behemoth
(Alienware 17 could do more with the space though. They really just put an AW15 mainboard in a 17inch chassis. Thats just a mere 3% difference. They could have used that 2 inch extra space for a separate MXM connector to serve the market you would like to be in.
Rekt? by a mere amount of points? Do a fresh install and score higher like I did.....but yeah I am totally rekt now. Let me teach you the work "rekt". Rekt means total destruction, like a desktop compared to a dual core ultrabook. That is wrecking. This is nitpicking Papusan. You are older than me probably, but acting like a teenager. Like I said, only the much larger and thicker machines that can use the 980 MXM board score actually higher. For all other laptops no user would notice it while gaming.
Look at my sig, I had a Gigabyte laptop. They are thin and light because they are stripped of anything holding the laptop together.
But yeah I rather have a Clevo with a really ****ty keyboard (the AW keyboards are always well liked for their tactile feedback, and anti ghosting? I have never came across issues while gaming (which I do a lot)and that really really bad screen only appeared on the review. The better LG screen but still not super bright but seeing the CLevo machine reviews, not all have outstanding screens as well
You are so selective with your data Paupsan
You could become a politician like Trump.
Why do you need more than 1 2.5inch drive? You got 2 m2 slots next to it? 1x 4tb 2.5inch and 2 ssd's in the M2 slots is more than plenty for 99% of the users on the market.
Those 2 ram slots are enough for 64gb if you want that which is more than 99% need the coming 5 years.
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Do not take it so seriously, LOL. Turn the other way. Dell used the motherboard from Aw17 in the smaller 15-inch tablet model, Ha Ha. But seriously. With a smaller number of 2.5-inch slot, you are forced to buy bigger and more expensive SSD drives. What if you have a pair lying you want to use? Maybe quite simple. Put them in a portable usb box or in a mess drawer and forget about them. And please... Show me where I can buy a cheap set with 64GB memory for Your Tablet. Where can you buy them? What about the old one you already have...? Are you going to sell them for financing the new one I can't find ? Much joke but also a bit serioussorry for my bad English. I'm punching on my phone
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The AW17 should have been in my opinion a follow up of the AW17R1. Use the extra space available for other benefits.
64GB is the max specified by Intel but its true I havent seen those stick sin the wild yet. BUt its not that 32GB is insufficient ofcourse.
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Digital foundry has videos up where the AMD 390 is slightly faster than a 970 in the division but when you overlock the nvidia card (which the AMD hardly can unfortunately, it greatly outpaces it).
This is a firestrike score in one of my older systems where I only used a single GTX970 http://www.3dmark.com/fs/7865787
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Alienware 15 R1 CPU ISSUE *WARNING*
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