Gamer360, what does it matter? If it comes by 2/2 or 2/5 then we're good cuz it's a lot earlier than the dates you're lookin at. Either way, sooner the better. If you look through Darkhan's previous posts, he's been a valid source on calling dates regarding Dell.
-
-
I'm just speculating here though.
Hopefully it will come out with a ULV i5/i7 as an option, but I doubt it personally. -
cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
The GPU, CPU, NB will ALL be on the same heatpipe/cooling fan network. SO regardless of what piece contributes what heat, the overall cooling will still be the same for the system
So if the CPU is more, and the chipset is less, the end effect is the same amount of heat being managed by the cooling design of the notebook -
Put it this way... if they could fit an i3 processor to the M11x, they could also fit a 3.06Ghz T9900 (same TDP). In otherwords, not a chance in hell... -
cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
-
will bioshock 2 be playable at medium settings smoothly ? you think??
-
I've mentioned this earlier in the thread but since its so long I don't expect everyone to have seen it.
The new Intel CPUs have the GPUs integrated onto the core, hence the higher TDP.
Power = Heat: If anything the overall power will be a little less due to the die shrink of both the CPU and GPU (The GPU is also getting a speed bump too so its power goes up some)
Hybrid graphics: With the Intel GPU switched off, it won't be consuming that power, thus lowering the TDP of the CPU. But both the dGPU and CPU will most likely be on the same cooling system so this is negligible.
Battery: I recall reading somewhere that this will be a Lithium Polymer battery, lighter and more durable than Lithium Ion batteries. -
cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
Also about the battery, Li Po is actually physically less durable. They are often cased in a soft material. If this is the case for the M11x that would make more sense for why the battery is internal, it can be better protected. Li Po batteries FAR outperform Li Ion ones -
scook9
Where did I ever say the M11x will have a Arrandale cpu? I'm simply discussing the TDP of processors that have been talked about in this thread and how it could work in this application.
Also the Lithium-Polymer cells are more durable. Lithium-Ion requires a metal casings that LiPo's do not. Although they do require something to prevent punctures to prevent damaging the cells, this can be accomplished with durable plastic instead. Also the cells are more stable and less prone to exploding. -
cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
Li Po is just as prone to exploding as Li Ion if treated improperly. Usually improper charging will cause this but in laptops will not be an issue
I learned all these battery goodings working on RC cars lol -
-
Looks like a killer lappy, I think the cpu is gonna kill it tho.
-
-
steveninspokane John 14:6 - Only ONE Way!
The worlds coming to an End?
Will soon enough it is, But anyways thanks for the date of the release, now how bout telling them at dell to update the contest page with a new question. -
-
steveninspokane John 14:6 - Only ONE Way!
Take your time, Don't fall in though, we will all be patiently waiting.
-
-
**The Alienware M11X Discussion & Information Thread**
Guys... check that one...
new thread for alienware 11x ^^ -
-
steveninspokane John 14:6 - Only ONE Way!
-
sooo getting this baby! ill just tell my dad i need it and my M17x is to big to take to uni! what i want it for is gaming in my bed! warhammer online ftw ;p
-
can you do the water to wine thing too ???:wink:
if so, when is the party -
How does this 335m compare to a 8600m GT? How much faster is it?
-
lol it would be much faster.. than a 9600m gt i suppose? LoL
-
-
Its hard specs place it slightly slower than an ATi mobility 3870. -
-
-
Anyway good to hear the gt3 series are better, although I feel that a sony vaio z might actaully be more practical than this m11x for gaming. Since it has a gt330, and a stronger cpu. I know, its another segment, but 13 inch is still very portable, and might display more detail compared to 11.
I guess the cost will have the most importent impact on my decision between it and the m11x and the sony z (which will cost 1899).
I'm a bit more optimistic towards alienware pricing since they made quite a nice price drop yesterday on their belgian site. -
The SONY is very nice but will cost a arm and a leg.
I looked into it but ran away when I seen the price.
Don't get me wrong the SONY looks awesome itself and will probably perform just as good as the M11x (maybe better?) but man it's expensive, not the the AW isn't....... -
-
-
-
I was interested in the sony z as well. but it comes down to size, cost and gpu for me. the smaller the better (I've used a 8.9" for a good amount of time), sony will be at least 2x the cost, and the 335 over the 330 will be much more powerful than the extra "5" indicates. (72 cores vs 48)
Now if only AW would confirm Ci5(plz,plz,plz), that would be the nail in the coffin for me. -
The mobility 4870 is significantly more powerful than a mobility 3870. -
I guess this makes the m11x even more attractive, since it makes up for the smaller screen, with a lower price, better cooling, and a stronger gpu. -
-
Let's just enjoy what is available and stop hoping for what is currently not available.
The M11x will be a success I believe. And this based on all the buzz is creating all over the place, not just in this forum. -
-
-
-
... and the warranty is god like. -
going to be a tough choice choosing between this and the asus ul30JT
-
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=452423
so far no responses -
That fast CPU is almost meaningless in games without a powerful GPU. 310m is weaksauce. If you buy it you will be posting in the 'how do I oc my video card threads within hours.' -
-
What is the MSRP for the Vaio? Is it ~$1000?
I think it would have to be cheaper than the AW - everything else equal I trust AW more than Sony. -
yeah, new vaio Z is MSRP $1800 starting point... not quite the same price league
-
Whats a m11x?
Alienware M11x Debut Discussion
Discussion in 'Alienware M11x' started by tyh, Jan 7, 2010.