It's also worth noting for Maltar that ES parts are generally unsupported and as-is. If you happened to have one and it burned out (and your warranty was up), the manufacturer would not help you out with RMA's. They're basically no-warranty parts and are for testing, not technically for sale. For example, here is what Intel has to say about ES CPU's:
Processors — Information about Intel Engineering/Qualification Sample Processors
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Hmmm. I'm located in Canada so it would have been easier for me shipping wise. Has anyone had a good experience with Eurocom? I realize it's natural to read about more bad experiences than good ones on the Interwebs, just curious to the other side of the fence. There doesn't seem to be a great search function (none that I can find anyways) on these forums.
I'll keep that in mind though if I decide to go with them. Thanks for the tip.
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http://forum.notebookreview.com/reseller-feedback-forum/428769-fair-legal-business-practices.html
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I usually don´t dig out old stories, but if I can avoid one unsatisfied customer:
Stay away from Eurocom. Last year they sold me (over HAWKFORCE from Germany who deals with them and imports their laptops) a X7200 with 6970m crossfire graphic cards... a month or so before they were out, I was assured that they were NOT ES, but of course: They were. I even contacted AMD who said "that looks like units that were sent as demo to them".
Besides that, my laptop didn´t start on battery, finally Hawkforce had to send it to GOLDENSTAR (Clevo Germany) and a new mainboard was built in. I got real 6970m cards, but they never worked well in the X7200, so I bought GTX 485m SLI which run fine till today and work fantastic.
Maybe I´ll get the successor of the P270WM, but I´ll let out the P270WM. Very satisfied with my X7200 till´now.
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So here is what I will do, Once this laptop arrives Ill do a full review With extensive research on my laptops parts to make sure I did not receive any ES parts and post my good and the bad experience with it recorded as well as written. And give you guys an insight to it.
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Sounds like a plan. Keep us posted and good luck with your purchase.
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"We are not shipping ES parts unless customer requests this - as ES parts in most cases are unlocked and have better specs. Your order will have only MP (Mass Production) parts.
We had case in the past that customer requested ES parts, so we shipped but then he turned againts us for no reason. Since we are not active on forums - so we don't fight and defend ourselves."
So this means there were exceptional cases. Even though its not a working day these people have responded to my every email. (Over 2 emails per day) I am gonna say that I am pretty satisfied so far. But I have yet to find out more. -
Their reputation is being questioned and they aren't willing to "fight and defend ouselves"?
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Ill defend them them with my super computer! muhahah
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I am currently in need of a powerful gaming laptop as my modded alienware m15x laptop doesnt work with my external 2560x1440 monitor. I am starting to fall in love with this system because of it's powerful design which looks as though it would be extremely easy to upgrade in the future. This would help make this a longer term solution for me. What I am wondering is it, one, can it support 2560x1440res monitors with its ports? Also does it make sense for me to upgrade to dual 675m's or should I wait for nvidia to come out with their true 28nm cards. I am also wondering it it would make more sense to wait on upgrading the cpu until ivy-bridge E comes out with their 8-10 core desktop lga 2011 cpus. Or should I just spend $2700 on the dual 675m's and the i7 3930k.
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Of course I know with this much power 'under the hood' you may be tempted...
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Sounds good to me how much will they priced at and are you sure that they will even work?
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Jesus Look at this
World's first Quad-GPU workstation class professional super-notebook powered by the fastest desktop 8-core Intel i7 processors and NVIDIA with FOUR GeForce GTX 675M, 670M or GTX 660M, NVIDIA Quadro 5010M, 4000M, 3000M running in DUAL-SLI (SLI-D) configuration; or by FOUR AMD Radeon HD7000 in DUAL-CrossfireX (CF-D).
Display:
17.3-inch 4K 3840by-2160 pixels; IPS with 100% NTSC / Gamut; Matte WLED Display
Base Spec:
Core Logic: Intel X79 Express Chipset
Processor: Intel Core i7; LGA2011; 8-cores/16-treads; 20MB L3 cache
VGA TECHNOLOGY: Quad GPU support with 4 VGA modules; Modular MXM 3.0b; NVIDIA: GTX 580M, GTX 560M, GTX 675M (Fermi), GTX 670M (Fermi), GTX 660M (Kepler); QUADRO 5010M, 4000M, 3000M; AMD: HD6990M, HD6970M; supports both SLI-D and CF-D
MEMORY: up to 96GB; DDR3-1600/1866; six physical memory sockets
EXPANSION: Built-in ExpressCard 34/54 slot and 1x internal PCI-E slot
STORAGE: up to 6TB of storage with six physical SSD, Hybrid or HDD, RAID 0/1/5/10/30 support; SAS
OPTICAL DRIVE BAY: DVD-RW or Blu Ray Burner or 6th Hard Drive
I/O PORTS: 3x USB 3.0; 2x USB 2.0; eSATA; Firewire-800 (TI XIO2221ZAY); DisplayPort v1.2; DVI-I (SL); HDMI 1.4a out w/HDCP; Headphone; Microphone; S/PDIF out; Line-in; RJ-45 / LAN
COMMUNICATION: built-in 2x 10Gigabit Ethernet LAN; WLAN; Bluetooth v2.1+EDR; 2M FHM 30fps Video Webcam (built-in)
SECURITY: TPM 1.2; Fingerprint, Kensington Lock, integrated GPS tracking
KEYBOARD: Illuminated full-size with separate numeric keypad; W/A/S/D gaming key; built-in touchpad with multi-gesture and scrolling functions; 6 touch sensor instant buttons: Volume Up/Down, Mute, WLAN, BT, Webcam
WEIGHT/DIMENSIONS: 6.5kg (14.3lbs); 419(W)x286(D)x77.5-72.5(H)mm (16.76x11.44x3.1-2.9inch)
Next in the line on its way!!
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mod these
Processor: up to dual Intel xeon; LGA1567; max 32-cores/64-treads; 40MB L3 cache
three 1920*1200 screen slide to open side-by-side, supports 120hz 3d vision surround
two msata slots with raid 0 support
all key is customizable oled(like optimus maximus keyboard)
stock water cooling, as well as phase change cooling
antimatter battery
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I am still not sure about pulling the trigger on one of these laptops when the "675m" is just a marketing gimmick. Everything else I am positive about.
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^^^^^^ Holy Crap You Wern't Kidding!
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You do realize, the shipping date is April 1st.
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Is this supposed to be a Clevo? Looking at the photos, it doesn't look much like the P270WM. Did they change the chassis? I don't see any way they could squeeze 4 gpu's into that. It still looks sharp, but its way overpriced. -
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We will be shipping them also starting today..
Yea... thats it.. Yea yea!:yes:
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Hang on. Hang on. Is this the P270WM or a different model?
4 MxM ports
6 RAM sockets
6 drive bays
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Can I order one with a 64core CPU grid? I hear they make one but only available once a year on the 1st of April, lol
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Oh... Man. That's just low!
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next gen of this maybe
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Not a single private message yet for PSU poll ^^
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I am going to email eurocom and see if this is an april fools joke or not. Also if it isn't I want to see if they would be willing to sell 4k displays on the np9270.
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