Someone is bound to have itMaybe they are too busy gaming right now.
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Larry@LPC-Digital Company Representative
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Very nice Hemi.. You might crack that 20k GPU nut soon ...
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Nice score, game benchmarks please! I dont care what anyone says, this machine is good!
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This machine is "good" and anyone who says otherwise must be crazy
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Speedy Gonzalez Xtreme Notebook Speeder!
Who say "This machine is good"? i tough i hear "This machine is good"
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You guys are crazy. The laptop i currently have has a 240m gpu, i got it with 4gb ram t4400cpu, and 640gb hdd for 300 eur just to wait for a good laptop.
So far, it seems it suits my needs.
Since the clevo sli is about in the range of 15000p gpu points in vantage, and my laptop is about 2000, the reasoning is such a clevo dual gpu machine will last me a very very long time.
Since my current laptop suit me fine so far, i will wait until i will get a 970 core i7 x7200 with 12gb ram, and dual 6870 gpus. Nvidia with its physics kinda pisses me off. It gets you physics with drop of frame. When ppl pointed out, most cool title have cpu physics built into the driver.
So a 20k p gpu score in vantage, like the dual 6870 otta score, and a six core cpu with 12gb ram, it's gonna last me a whoooole lotta time. -
Speedy Gonzalez Xtreme Notebook Speeder!
@Hemi...
can you do a vantage run with this clocks please? 540/1350/1079 -
Man, I wish you had your x7200 already speedy, You would bench the thing to death! Real "good" lol
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Speedy Gonzalez Xtreme Notebook Speeder!
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Re-he-eally?! In that case I wish you to send me the laptop as soon as you receive it for permanent testing!
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Speedy Gonzalez Xtreme Notebook Speeder!
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Lol, I have a feeling it will get lost in the post
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cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
It is about 25k without physx, still great lol
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Ok you got me placed my order we will see if this thing runns
specs
Display 17.3" Full HD LED Display with Super Glossy Surface (1920 x 1080)
Zero Dead Pixel Insurance Guaranteed no dead or partially-lit pixels for first 30 days of purchasing [$100.00]
Video & Graphics Card Nvidia GeForce GTX 480M Graphics with 2GB GDDR5 Video Memory
CPU Processor Intel® Core™ i7-980X Processor Extreme Edition ( 12MB L3 Cache, 3.33GHz, 6.4GT/sec QPI, 6 Cores ) [$815.00]
Thermal Compound Stock Standard Thermal Compound
Operating System Genuine MS Windows® 7 Home Premium 32/64-Bit Edition ( 64-Bit Preloaded )
Memory 6GB Triple Channel DDR3 SDRAM at 1333MHz - 3 X 2GB
RAID Storage Options Non-RAID Storage
Primary Hard Disk Drive 160GB Intel SATA2 Solid State Disk Drive [$455.00]
2nd Hard Disk Drive 160GB Intel SATA2 Solid State Secondary Disk Drive [$510.00]
Optical Drive 6X BD-R Blu-ray Burner/8X DVD±R/2.4X +DL Super-Multi Drive & Software [$215.00]
Wireless Network Card Intel Centrino Ultimate-N 6300 - 802.11A/B/G/N Wireless LAN Module
Bluetooth Internal Bluetooth V2.1 Module
Primary Battery Smart Li-ION Battery Pack
Integrated Security Device Fingerprint Reader
Microsoft Office New! Microsoft Office Starter 2010 - Included in Price
Warranty Sager 3 Year Limited Parts and Labor Warranty [$269.00]
Carrying Bag Standard Carrying Bag
5.7k
I will OC this the highest on the forums let the games begin -
cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
I would think with those specs you should be more than happy. It sounds like that will be as close to happy as any laptop is ever going to get you
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However the way I see it:
[Rant =]
Something tells me in 4-5 months they will be changing motherboards due to sandy bridge. The switch to I7 was almost instant on the D900 series. It looks like its a long time away but until reviews come out on this thing and people (like the good folks on the notebookreview forums) test this system enough for people like me (Laptop hypochondriac) to be confident it won't have any serious problems (it's been out for 2 days now and there is some debate on the audio quality already) it will be almost time for the sandy bridge switch. Add to this the fact that if this system will be used for gaming...most anticipated games will come out early next year.
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cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
I would wait and see if SB will even be a significant upgrade first. You will probably be able to get a year easy from this laptop before feeling any pressure to upgrade (except maybe gpus)
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Sandy bridge may not bring all you think it will. I have my doubts about sandy bridge. Intel seems to be moving towards efficient and not powerful chips in the future.
Also what games are you expecting next yr ?
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Deus ex 3,
Crysis 2,
Dead space 2
Fear 3
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cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
The socket is going EOL but there will still be at least the 990x and some juicy xeon options as well. The GPUs will obviously be long upgradeable, MXM 3 is only a year old (although it seems like a year that went quick)
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All those games save for Crysis 2 will run amazing on one card because they will ALL be console ports...
Your CPU is going to have almost 0 bearing on how well those games run either ...
All these games are GPU bound with the CPU having little effect overall..
Nothing in the mobility line of CPU is going to even come close to what the X7200 has now for a CPU ..
If you could keep upgrading the cards in this machine for the next few years heck you would never need a new machine at all... -
i7 990x will be the most powerful cpu for intel till 3H 2011 so don't worry about eol of this chipset.
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cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
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cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
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Yeah but Crysis 2 "should" still be a little more cutting edge on the PC then those other titles but either way it is a console port to a degree..
I have no issues running anything on my G73 save for a couple titles IE metro2033 and Crysis maxed out , if i need the big guns i just jump on my desktop..
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Also I am a bit reluctant on the upgrade ability of the GPU. My first large and heavy laptop was the d901c with dual 7950gtx and we were promised that they would be upgradeable. Come the 8800gtx the d901c required a change of motherboard to accept this cards even though they had the same MXM module as the 7950gtx. I don't want to fall in that trap again.
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Im curios as to what magic you think Sandy Bridge is going to bring ?... I know your saying last gen but as far as im concerned the X58 chipset absolutely trashes any of the mobile offerings so for a laptop this is about as good as its going to get ...
If you were looking for integrated GPUs on the CPU for say battery life then yeah but this machine is not the portable type by any stretch..
As for GPU upgrades this machine can handle anything that is coming for sometime because of the 480s and there power needs... They might change to a different Mxm though at somepoint ...
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I will get it mainly for Optimus. I know this notebook is not supposed to be portable, but one more hour is always not a bad thing right?
And the fact that it's more efficient.
But as I said in this thread, Nvidia is also cranking out new gears... well. -
Larry@LPC-Digital Company Representative
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A few posts in here seem to think sandy bridge is new so its faster. Its more efficient not realy faster. better battery life lower power gpu / cpu intergration no sandy bridge mobile will stick with a 980 IMO
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Was it confirmed that Sandy Bridge was even going to end up in this machine ? Seems like something more for the successors to the 8690/8760/X8100 and not this machine...
I have already seen the Sandy line up and while its better then whats out there i just am not seeing how it even remotely compares to these desktop CPUs ...
I think if your looking for Sandy Bridge you are looking at the wrong machine altogether honestly...
This is Clevo's Warhorse laptop and they are the only ones now putting a desktop CPU in a laptop so i think they will stick to this formula for this Rig... -
NVIDIA is unimpressed, saying that Sandy Bridge is a turboprop in an age of jet engines.
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We get all the new info I work for a major motion picture animation studio.
I am lead animator so I know you have all watched my work -
cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
when it comes out sandy bridge is not going to even be in the performance segment, it is going to be mainstream stuff
the 1366 bloomfield and gulftown parts are safe for at least 6 months -
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SB is a GPU/CPU in one not strictly a GPU, and SB was never meant for a serious GPU solution, but Ivy Bridge will be in the far future. No one will be buying SB for a pure IGP solution, even Intel recognizes this.
SB, at least IMO was directly aimed at and designed for notebooks. The very top of line SB will be indeed faster then a 920xm with the 2600k; but in general its being developed to make TDP, battery life and obtain stock speeds of high end quad cores at a low watt output.
TL;DR, no one will be buying SB for GPU support as AMD/Nvidia will still hold a stranglehold on the GPU market, 2012/2013 Intel could make a serious foray into the GPU market. MAN that was alot of acronyms, but I'm too lazy to have typed out the full words of most of that -
Intel discloses new Sandy Bridge technical details | Nanotech - The Circuits Blog - CNET News
need info on sandy bridge give this a whirl.
CLEVO does not need sandy bridge buy a 7200 and your good for at least 2 if not 3 yrs. -
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But you cant talk SB without talking gpu. Its optimus on steriods.
I don't think you realize intel is going after nvidia and this is the begining.
If you want a powrful portable laptop wait for sandy bridge but if your buying a beast like the clevo 7200 it will rip sandy bridge head off until westmere 10 core. -
I still don't recognize the significance of all this CPU talk when it comes to gaming, it makes no difference if it's a desktop CPU. Even a mobile i7 920xm will hold up for two years minimum with todays current processing stagnation of console ports. -
I am only replying to a few posts that say I am waiting for sandy bridge and to me thats not a good idea. If your waiting for the next best thing goodluck cause you will be chasing it forever.
Yes wait for sandy bridge , wait for 485m , or 6000 AMD just crazy talk. this laptop will run all games for at least 2 - 3 yrs BUY NOW -
It's about discipline on when to buy overall, people shouldnt buy something new every year, scale it down to to every two years or three years and you'll never feel sorry you did. Don't tell the economists, resellers and benchmarkers I said that BTW. -
I still dont understand why people would speculate that Sandy will end up in this machine as to me thats just nonsense..
People want this machine for the raw horsepower also of the CPU and not just the GPUs.. Clevo will stuff Sandy into the X8100 etc for people that want it ...
This machine has more then a single purpose of gaming and this is truly a DTR more so then any other laptop out there and i cant see Clevo jumping from this idea just to put in weaker CPUs that have intergrated GPUs ... How and in what way will it benefit this machine ?? It will make it slower overall lol.. Oh thats right you will gain an extra hour battery life... Yeah thats a good reason to retool an entire machine lol... -
I meant the 8 core sandy bridge B2 desktop version.
X7200 Pre-sale price is here!
Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by AndrewKW, May 30, 2010.