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    Will my m17x r2 fit in here?

    Discussion in 'Alienware 17 and M17x' started by jonat1992, Aug 28, 2011.

  1. jonat1992

    jonat1992 Notebook Consultant

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    jonat1992, Aug 28, 2011
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    DarkXeRoX Notebook Consultant

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    well with it stating its for 15 inch laptops i reckon it wont fit also the sizes of the bag are there but the actual compartment for the laptop will be a tad smaller.

    so there be very little chance unless u can fold your laptop in half :p most bags that state their 17" inch are fairly tight so the odds a 17inch laptop will fit in that are slim
     
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    i could fold my laptop in half no problem ;p haha
    ive been looking for the 17 inch version of that pack but its unavailble everywhere.
     
    jonat1992, Aug 28, 2011
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    Even a 17" version may not work. Gaming laptops are larger than standard 17" laptops, and the R2 is larger than most 17" gaming laptops due to the Xfire cards.
     
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    good point, gaming laptops in general are mostly a tad fatter due to high end hardware and the cooling that goes with it.

    but if u get razers "TRUE" gaming laptop u would be fine tho ;p
     
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    I LOLed at this, yeah quite 'True', unfortunately the performance is no match to AW. :D
     
    hidz7, Aug 28, 2011
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