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    Need help, my current laptop specs vs the new W350ST and P151SM1?

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by daryldeal, Jun 20, 2013.

  1. daryldeal

    daryldeal Notebook Evangelist

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    Hi Guys,

    Is it worth it to upgrade to the W350ST with the GTX 765m and P151SM1 with the GTX 770m?

    I mostly play Dota 2 and HoN.

    Will there be a big difference between my current specs with the newer specs of those two laptops?

    Also, my current laptop looks like the P151SM1 but the W350ST looks different..

    Regards,
     
    daryldeal, Jun 20, 2013
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  2. sangemaru

    sangemaru Notebook Deity

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    If I were you I'd go for the W350ST. Overclocked you could match the 770m with it, and it would be a HUGE upgrade compared to what you're currently running. Around 3x the performance stock, even 4x or more overclocked.
     
    sangemaru, Jun 20, 2013
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  3. daryldeal

    daryldeal Notebook Evangelist

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    im just worried about the exhaust design on the W350ST, it seems P151SM1 has a better design?
     
    daryldeal, Jun 20, 2013
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  4. Meaker@Sager

    Meaker@Sager Company Representative

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    It does and the 770M itself will be able to overclock a lot too.
     
    Meaker@Sager, Jun 20, 2013
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