I beat everyone to it. lol.
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Speedy Gonzalez Xtreme Notebook Speeder!
hey sleey0 you have the post 999 you going to be married
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You sure did.
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I'm already married. hahaha
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Speedy Gonzalez Xtreme Notebook Speeder!
well at least 999 is good luck
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. Someone wants to buy my M17 so i now have to decide if i want another M17x myself with the ATI cards or something different all together .
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Let me know what you decide. maybe it will make my decision easier.
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dondadah88 Notebook Nobel Laureate
Lol. everyone is making everyone elses decisions. there's to much choices. not like last year where the np9262 was the king. (but expensive)..... and the 9280 would also be king but no sli. but that's a different topic........
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Honestly if the 9850 had the ATI cards i would probably opt for that mainly cause of my attitude towards the screen in the M17x . I love the machine alot but the screen just makes me want to poke my eyes out
. Especially after using that screen on my M17 . I know Clevo will not be getting the ATI cards anytime soon or probably never since they work closely with Nvidia .
So i have to decide now if i should just sit tight and see if they announce a new M17x soon with LED and i7 but ill be honest and i dont think its going to happen any time soon, my best guess would be the next E3 or Winter CES(more likely this one jan 2010) as Dell is just to smart to pass up on all that free media attention and rightly so.
Only other machines in the forecast are the other new Clevos but those have 280s in them and there Single card machines . So right now there really is not any choice beyond the M17x if you want to be on the cuttinng edge of Mobile GPUs. -
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The only things that's holding me back to buying the M15x is a few reasons
- The GPU isn't ATI and the GTX260m is a bit outdated
- The 1080p res might be too high for a 15.6" screen
- No HDMI port
I can live with no HDMI or high res but the colours of ATI are better than Nvidia. When the M15x does have an option for ATI i will buy it. -
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are you talking about the refurb m15x or the new M15x I heard the older 15s build quality is suspect.
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I'm talking about the new M15x. The old M15x doesn't exist anymore in Aus.
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Ohhh AUS... as in Austrailia. I read that as Asus for a moment.
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Oh wow must be expensiveish then over there, that is odd with the videocard thing I have always run nvidia in my desktops and havent had a problem with them
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cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
you can also control the colors very easily on the nvidia gpu's using the Nvidia Control Panel
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So is your complaint you dont want to shell out the money for the higher screen or you think max resolution would be to small? you could always turn the resolution down...
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I think i'll just increase the size of the font and icons with the 1080p screen.
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1600x900 Res on a 15'' should be perfect on both quality/performance.
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They difference is exactly the ratio so the picture is going to look like a widescreen TV now, but in this case it does not matter since the only option is 16:9 and according to other threads everyone is moving in that direction :/
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On WideFHD for the 1920x1080 what does the F mean?
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can't wait to order it tonight,for my birthday hehehe
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m15x driver heaven review: http://www.driverheaven.net/reviews.php?reviewid=843
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Posted already and it's more like a preview. lol
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sorry
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I must have read that review about 10 times now,I want mah laptop. :cry:
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No need to apologize, hihu
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I believe when they say fixed OC they are referring to turbo mode being on.
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3.2GHz oc, of course
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You still have unlocked multipliers but it's not the same as the old generation procs/architecture. Maybe a future bios upgrade will open things up more.
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what's your advice: choosing i7 720 or i7 820 ? i can't afford the last one
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I have seen benches of the 820 and if performs very well. So I went with that.
I figured $350 wasn't too much (Dell still charges $500 for the T9900 on the SXPS 1640).
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The Intel Core i7 720QM processor performs up to 151% faster than the Intel Pentium Dual Core T4300 processor.
The Intel Core i7 720QM processor (1.60GHz) performs up to 137% faster than the Intel Core 2 Duo P7450 processor.
The Intel Core i7 720QM processor (1.60GHz) performs up to 101% faster than the Intel Core 2 Duo P8700 processor.
The Intel Core i7 720QM processor (1.60GHz) performs up to 74% faster than the Intel Core 2 Duo T9600 processor. -
okay, thanks guys
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I would say buy what you can afford and upgrade later.
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The 720QM should be able to handle pretty much whatever you throw at it (gaming wise at least).
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Finding the parts would be your biggest problem.
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