NP9262 or NP5793 (configured)

I configured both systems but I really don't know wich one to chose :s

NP9262 config:
- 17" Wide Viewing Angles WUXGA LCD with Super Glossy Surface (1920 x 1200)
- Intel® Core™ 2 Duo Processor E6850 / 4MB L2 Cache, 3.0GHz, 1333MHz FSB (or should I take the Q6600 for its 8MB Cache?
- Single Nvidia GeForce 8800M GTX Graphics with 512MB DDR3 Video Memory ( is SLI worth the money?)
- Genuine MS Windows® VISTA BUSINESS 32/64-Bit Edition
- 4GB Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 800MHz - 2 X 2048MB
- RAID-0 Storage with 2x 200GB 7200rpm SATA 300

NP5793 config:
- 17" Wide Viewing Angles WUXGA LCD with Super Glossy Surface
- 45nm Intel® Core™ 2 Duo Processor T9300 / 6MB L2 Cache, 2.50GHz, 800MHz FSB
- Nvidia GeForce 8800M GTX Graphics with 512MB DDR3 Video Memory
- Genuine MS Windows® VISTA BUSINESS 32/64-Bit Edition
- Special Offer - 4GB Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 667MHz (2 X 2048MB) and Nvidia GeForce 8800M GTX Graphics Combo Deal
- 250GB 5400rpm SATA 150 Hard Drive

 

I'd recommend NP5793 because well, if you're not in a position to go totally postal on spending, then NO! SLi is not worth it...
And secondly the T9300 is more than great for anyone's needs!
There's also the promo on the 5793 for the RAM going on
Oh and finally, 5793 is more portable and sports better battery life!
The only reason I would recommend a 9262, other than SLi, would be for a quad core CPU, which you haven't really chosen.. and it's for people who aren't on the move, and except the laptop to be in one place all the time.
The 9262 is also heavier.... much heavier
Finally the 5793 will be cheaper, and is slimmer and better looking IMO (but looks are subjective)..

EDIT: In case you aren't aware already, you can get a much better deal from www.xoticpc.com

 

I would mostly use the laptop at home, in my room but also very often I want to chill down in the livingroom with the laptop so I guess 5kg would be a little to much to hold ^^
And also in 2 years I go to another school were we need laptops so a heavy one would not be good to move everyday...

Thanks

 

I just edited. Read everything.
Oh and good choice if you plan to buy the Sager NP5793 I'll be doing the same in a couple of weeks... from XoticPC.

 

I'm on the move all the time, and took the d901c.

plus it's got 3 hdd's wadds more power. SLi, more future proof etc.

If you want a gaming Monster. get the 901c.

there's no if's and's or but's....

you can get single right now and add sli any time you want.

the benchmarks for sli 8800's show that it actually doubles the fps people are getting in some games like CRYSIS 1900x1200 30fps all high settings. you can maybe avg 15-16fps on a single 8800.

plus you have raid 0,1,5...

there is no comparison. they are totally different computers.

the RU is for for normal gaming and mobiltiy.

the 901 is a mobile KILLER desktop. yes. not just a normal desktop a great desktop that's mobile.

 

also in 2 years you could get a new notebook...

plus if i were needing a notebook for school I would just go to wal-mart and get a 500 dollar tosh...

just for word processing...

i mean really.

 

Hmm indeed it's about 200$ difference but what are the shipping costs @ XoticPC?

 

There are also other reasons I need to keep this notebook 3 years
And a wal-wart notebook would not be enough

 

Depends on where you live. International delivery starts at $223. Talk to them about it..

 

there are plenty of places to order from.

when you think about it these notebooks are worlds apart.

1 is a desktop. the other is a real laptop.

what do you want? it's up to you.

people ask this question like 2 times every single day here.

do you want a desktop that's lugable or a laptop that's mobile?

 

Ok thanks.

 

2 prasad: you really like sager and xoticpc.com,don`t you?

 

I like clevo

 

I like Angelina Jolie, but I can`t configure her .

 

^lol.

but sager is so better then Angelina Jolie!sager has an extreme proc.,8800 gtx and 200gb 7200rpm hdd configs. aveilable!!!What of those are available with Angelina ???She doesn't have even Wi-Fi...

 

Angelina can make your fps rise faster and faster.
Your laptop will always lag next to her
I would configure her with bigger...
Na, she`s perfect.

 

totally agree bro...

 

Lets see you guys say that 10 years from now

Just like tech she will get outdated.... but then again.... the wonders of modern surgery...

Oh btw .. depending on what you need you ought to pick... this has been repeated many times : You want killer gaming rig that you could possibly haul around = 9262
Portable and awesome within its own ranks for gaming(coz of the 8800 GTX) = 5793

 

lets see what YOU will say about sager 10 years later...

 

I didnt say the 5793 OR the 6292 was "perfect" ....

EDIT : I must quote myself "Just like tech she will get outdated" ... so the point of your post was...??

/mumble mumble*timewaster*mumble mumble

 

Angelina is an Alienware, not a fat D901C lady...

 

When you find the best, you have to share

 

Angelina is a m860TU

 

the d901c is CHINA off of WWE

 

mmm, look at those muscles...







/puking

 

That's not a very sexy package, is it?

 

I'm having a problem scrolling on this page Why not make that image a link instead!

 

HAHAHA someone looking at the computer screen over your back?

Oh btw dexgo... i hope you dont mind me quoting you in my sig... funny lol

 

np bud. but that's the clevo d901c

 

Yup, at which point I doubt if you're going to be to just "trade up" to what's cutting-edge then, at least not without handing over the "family jewels."OO

 

Sager NP5793
- 17" WUXGA "Glare Type" Super Clear Ultra Bright Glossy Screen (1920x1200)
- ~Intel® 45nm "Penryn" Core™2 Duo T9300 2.5GHz w/6MB
- 512MB PCI-Express nVidia GeForce 8800GTX DX10 (User Upgradeable)
- 4,096MB DDR2 667 PC2 5300
- ~Combo 8x8x6x4x Dual Layer DVD +/-R/RW 5x DVD-RAM 24x CD-R/RW Drive w/Softwares
- ~ 200GB 7200RPM (Serial-ATA II 300 - 16MB Cache)
-Price $2422

SAGER NP9262
- 17" WUXGA "Glare Type" Super Clear Ultra Bright Glossy Screen (1920x1200)
- ~Intel Core 2 QUAD Q6600 2.4GHz w/ 8MB L2 Cache - 1066MHz FSB
- 512MB PCI-Express nVidia GeForce 8800GTX DX10 (User Upgradeable)
- None Standard
- ~ 2,048MB DDR2 800 (2 SODIMMS) Dual Channel Memory
- Standard Finish
- ~Combo 8x8x6x4x Dual Layer DVD +/-R/RW 5x DVD-RAM 24x CD-R/RW Drive w/Softwares
- ~ 200GB 7200RPM (Serial-ATA II 300 - 16MB Cache)
- Price: $2579.

I wonder if the Np9262 is MUCH STRONGER than NP7393

 

First, why are you configging the 5793 with 4GB RAM and the 9262 with only 2GB RAM?

Second, yes, the 9262 is "much stronger" than the 5793 as a general, abstract, proposition since (a) it has a desktop processor, and (b) that processor is a quad-core. However, while general abstractions are fun, they are largely useless and can, in fact, be misleading. The main questions are: what are you going to be using it for primarily, and how are you going to be using it (e.g., how much portability do you need, and how willing are you to put up with carrying the weight-equivalent of almost two gallons of liquid on your back)?

For example, if you're super-buff, love hiking with 100 lbs of gear in a ruck-sack, and are going to be doing serious multi-core processing (e.g., video editing), then the 9262 is hands-down better. On the other hand, if you need to be able to carry it to class every day along with two or three text-books and related paraphrenalia, and think of walking two miles on a city sidewalk as the functional equivalent of the Bataan death-march (my apologies to all who find the comparison offensive), and these are the only two alternatives, then the 5793 would be the better choice.

 

There is a discount for 4gb ram when you get the Np5793 when you get 8800, only add 35$.

This will be my desktop replacement, I wont carry it around so the weight does not matter and using it for video editing & gaming. I have my xps1530 for mobility already!

 

If you're not carrying it around and your going to be doing video editing, then the 9262 is probably the best bet. In terms of RAM, there's no really good reason to skimp on it; however, it's more expensive than, e.g., ordering it online, so instead of getting 2GB of RAM in 2 sticks on the 9262, you'd be doing yourself a favor if you configged with one stick of 2GB RAM when you ordered, and then bought a second stick of 2GB RAM online.

 

I would buy the new ram and save 2gb ram for something happen in the future (maybe, who know , ram is cheap anyway )