notebook propositions

by mrozu • 20 Oct 2008, 18:53 • Journals
hello dear crossfire,

i want to buy 2 notebooks, one for me, second for my father and because im not so up to date with current tech news im looking for some ideas and opinion from you

1st one should be good for games (its the one for me:E)

2nd should be standard laptop for web browsing and office work, it also needs to have a lot of ram, cause its gonna be used for kinda complicated maintenance program

both should have 17,1 screen

thanks for your help
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triflip 20 Oct 2008, 19:55
http://www.xxodd.com
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oxidFimS 20 Oct 2008, 20:22
looks nice:

Prijs:
(inclusief BTW)
€ 3.013,00

XXODD XNi570tu 17”

* Intel Core 2 Extreme X9100 (3,06Ghz, 1066Mhz, 6Mb )
* nVidia GeForce 9800m GTX 1GB GDDR3
* 4GB DDR3 1066MHz geheugen (2x 2GB)
* 250GB SATA harde schijf 5400RPM (8Mb cache)
* DVD-CD +/- brander
* Geen Intel Turbo Memory module
* Hybride TV-tuner incl. afstandsbediening
* geen 32GB Flash Drive
* Windows Vista Business (32 bit)
* Geen Office 2007 applicatiesoftware
* Geen Windows Live OneCare 2.0
* 2 jaar carry-in garantie
* Geen uitgebreide pixelcontrole
* QWERTY (US, internationaal)
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zzaps 20 Oct 2008, 20:52
leave windows out imo
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spiROZE 20 Oct 2008, 21:33
no man, linux sucks
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zzaps 21 Oct 2008, 15:41
I meant he should get windows for free...

You are a pirate yaryar!
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goldfarmer 20 Oct 2008, 23:45
looks like me, o mine is xxodd
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zexarty 20 Oct 2008, 19:56
Sony Vaio's are fairly good, but not really for Games. If you search a Laptop for games buy a Asus or Acer, you could buy a Alienware Notebook ass well, but they are not available in Poland and they are very expensive...
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im a tree 20 Oct 2008, 20:14
just to be sure... you have seen/held a 17" laptop before right? because at that stage they become far less portable
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mrozu 20 Oct 2008, 20:17
not exactly
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Atarax 20 Oct 2008, 23:10
I have 2 (Asus) laptops of 15,4" both and that's RLY the limit for what you can call "mobile"
17" / 20" is getting ridiculous (to walk/carry around with)

my first (A6VC) is lets say a mediocre laptop for regular usage, weighs like 2,9kg, my second (C90) weighs a bit more since there's much difference in hardware (is more sofisticated, has kickass hardware) but that all comes with a price.. the battery from my C90 only lasts for 1,5hrs max, while the "older" laptop goes for about 4hrs

I'd say if you're going to buy that gaming laptop mostly for home-use, then I wouldn't mind the 17", otherwise I'd think about a 15 / 15,4"

E: I don't have a PC available, so I had been checking and reading alot about laptops (with extreme performances), since it would be for school + entertainment (especially gaming). comparing pro's and contra's etc and I came up with that 15,4" C90. I wanted to go for a 17" at first place but thinking I have to carry that to school during the week, I was and still am happy of my decision
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Necuz 20 Oct 2008, 20:20
When you say "good for games", are you expecting to pay about 1500€ or 3000€? When you say "17,1 screen", what resolution are you expecting?
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beliar_ 20 Oct 2008, 20:40
Gateway P-6831FX, bought it in the US ($1300), really nice for the price, but it's hard to find one in Poland, I believe.
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Paper 20 Oct 2008, 23:16
How about these two notebooks

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