Hi, I am thinking about buying a laptop for gaming and eventually school. I would need to purchase it before October or November or so.
I have been looking at the Sager NP9280 because I want to get Intel core i7 but I also want dual GTX 280m's. I believe there is another laptop from Clevo that has dual GTX 280m's but I think it has quad core instead of i7. Does anyone know if Clevo, Sager, xoticpc or anything similar will have a laptop with Intel Core i7 and dual GPU sometime in the near future?
Thanks
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I recommend you to do a search before posting.
It is already known that the Clevo M980NU (aka. Sager NP9850) will have SLI GTX 280M's. -
Thanks thats the one I was thinking of, the Clevo M980NU. I suppose what I am asking is will SLI GTX 280m's be available along with Intel Core i7 anytime soon. Because I believe the M980NU doesn't offer Core i7?
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... unless if Clevo decides to design a new notebook.
but the Clevo M980NU is top draw for gaming with mobile quad-core and SLI GTX 280M's.
then you have the direct competitors:
- ASUS W90 .... dual ATI 4870
- maybe the upcoming Alienware notebook if it has dual videocards. -
Oh ok, I don't think I have seen the Clevo M980NU selling anywhere, is it not available yet?
Which would be better for gaming, Core i7 and a single GTX 280m or quad core and dual GTX 280m?
If I do buy a gaming laptop it would need to last probably about 3 to 4 years or so, which laptop do you think would have a better chance of being able to play games for that long?
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I was told that Sager is working on a driver for the 9262 for a GTX 280m SLi, anyone else hear of this??
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as for a notebook to last 3-4 years... as long as you are getting:
- a quad-core supported notebook
- with a high-end (256-bit) videocard
... your system will last... given that you maintain the system (by regularly clean out the vents/fans and monitoring the temps)
my D900K (the world's first dual core notebook) is over 3 years old now, and can still game better than today's mid-range systems. -
Ok sounds like I'll just wait then. If when I need to buy a laptop Core i7 isn't available with dual GTX 280m's what would you recommend?
The Core i7 and single GPU or quad core and dual GPUs? -
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Ok cool thanks.
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Depends on your preference. If your going to play games gpu > cpu. A quad core would be more than enough especially with a gtx 280m sli. But for anything else besides gaming, a core i7 would be nice.
When will GTX 280m be available for SLI, anyone know?
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Jeffa19, May 18, 2009.