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    Sager 9350 vs MSI GT70 sound/base monitor

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by mikepos, Oct 7, 2012.

  1. mikepos

    mikepos Notebook Enthusiast

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    (started post with typo, subject is Sager NP9370 / Clevo P370EM)

    I read somewhere. or maybe it was in a tech chat at xoticpc, but I got the impression that he sager 9370 sound is comparable to the MSI gt70. Does anyone have direct experience with this? After HOURS od research, mostly in this forum, I'm leaning toward Sager, but the sound quality of the MSI is what's holding me back. I just worked out a price of $1553 for a 9350 whichhas far better video and slightly faster cpu, but slower ram.

    I know it won;t be top notch, but I hope to have decent sound from speakers for background music, videos/movies and gaming.

    Is the 9370 sound far superior to the poor sound of the 9170?

    Also, how does the monitor compare between the MSI GT70 base and the $30 upgrade for the 9370, including viewing angle washout, especiali vertical?

    thanks.
     
    mikepos, Oct 7, 2012
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    R3d Notebook Virtuoso

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    What is the 9350?
     
    R3d, Oct 8, 2012
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    mikepos Notebook Enthusiast

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    Sorry R3d, my bad. I meant the Sager NP9370 / Clevo P370EM. I fixed the mistake as best I could but I can't seem to edit the thread title to fix it.
     
    mikepos, Oct 8, 2012
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