THE BORE
General => Video Game Bored => Topic started by: Rman on August 19, 2016, 11:33:27 AM
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Is Prole still around?
I'm looking to get a new gaming laptop--sorry I'm not messing with a tower.
I heard Razer is doing some good things in this space.
Anyone in the know?
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Get something with the new Nvidia cards. They're not cut down like laptop GPUs usually are.
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yeah get something with the 10 series from
Nvidia and you are set
starts at 1499 usd now but heard its gonna go 1299 as an entry point for something with a 1060
razer is only if you have too much cash really, just got msi, asus or something
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Sagers. And yeah, get one with one of the new nvidia cards.
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http://kotaku.com/what-a-gaming-laptop-decked-out-with-two-desktop-gpus-c-1785498607
SLI GTX 1080 lol
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http://www.xoticpc.com/sager-np8152-clevo-p650rp6.html
Sager with a 1060 for $1300 (once you add Windows). Not as thin as an MSI GS63 or Razer Blade, but it'll cost less and run quieter with temps that shouldn't radiate your balls.
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Thats a good price!
Personally I think a 1050 might be solid enough for most once it hits, give you that 970m performance.
Will prob also be available in nice small light form factors
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http://www.xoticpc.com/sager-np8152-clevo-p650rp6.html
Sager with a 1060 for $1300 (once you add Windows). Not as thin as an MSI GS63 or Razer Blade, but it'll cost less and run quieter with temps that shouldn't radiate your balls.
If you order off the Sager site, for $150-200 more you can get basically the same laptop but with 16 gb of ram instead of 8, a 256 gb ssd, and windows 10 included.
https://www.sagernotebook.com/Notebook-NP8152-S.html
https://www.sagernotebook.com/Notebook-NP8172-S.html
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http://www.xoticpc.com/sager-np8152-clevo-p650rp6.html
Sager with a 1060 for $1300 (once you add Windows). Not as thin as an MSI GS63 or Razer Blade, but it'll cost less and run quieter with temps that shouldn't radiate your balls.
If you order off the Sager site, for $150-200 more you can get basically the same laptop but with 16 gb of ram instead of 8, a 256 gb ssd, and windows 10 included.
https://www.sagernotebook.com/Notebook-NP8152-S.html
https://www.sagernotebook.com/Notebook-NP8172-S.html
Yeah they offer that too, same price when you add Windows.
http://www.xoticpc.com/sager-np8152s-clevo-p650rp6.html (http://www.xoticpc.com/sager-np8152s-clevo-p650rp6.html)
Now whether or not you'd want to buy from Sager directly, I'm not sure, I've read some claims online arguing you get more protection buying through a reseller.
One minor thing I noticed XoticPC offers is the choice to remove any branding from the laptop for free.
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http://www.xoticpc.com/sager-np8152-clevo-p650rp6.html
Sager with a 1060 for $1300 (once you add Windows). Not as thin as an MSI GS63 or Razer Blade, but it'll cost less and run quieter with temps that shouldn't radiate your balls.
If you order off the Sager site, for $150-200 more you can get basically the same laptop but with 16 gb of ram instead of 8, a 256 gb ssd, and windows 10 included.
https://www.sagernotebook.com/Notebook-NP8152-S.html
https://www.sagernotebook.com/Notebook-NP8172-S.html
:drool
I do not need a new laptop I do not need a new laptop I do not need a new laptop I do not need a new laptop I do not need a new laptop
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is sager a good build?
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is sager a good build?
The one I have is the only PC I've ever owned from them. It's not going to be a head-turner as the body is made of mostly-plastic, but the screen is great and the performance is awesome. These things are made with gaming in mind though, so don't expect the best battery life or even stuff like touch screens. I use Windows tablets for more portable web-browsing and light gaming and leave the Sager hooked up to my monitor as a full-on desktop replacement. Even the 13.3" model I have (which they no longer make), the smallest one from them, is still bulky enough with its power brick that I've only taken it with me if I've gone on a long trip...and even then it isn't the kind of thing I'd take out and use while on the go.
If I decide to go with another desktop for my next PC (leaning towards a desktop this time), no doubt I'd go for another Sager though.
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I have a newer 15" screen model from them and it's dope. Really solid build, aluminum alloy shell, doesn't run hot. I bought it last December and love the shit out of it.
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I have a newer 15" screen model from them and it's dope. Really solid build, aluminum alloy shell, doesn't run hot. I bought it last December and love the shit out of it.
Stepping their game up, nice.
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What's the latest on this? In the market.
Edit- Sorry! See other thread.
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What's the latest on this? In the market.
Edit- Sorry! See other thread.
https://www.amazon.com/GX800VH-Liquid-Cooled-Gaming-Laptop-i7-7820HK/dp/B01N247YCY
Only $6K!
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😨
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What's the latest on this? In the market.
Edit- Sorry! See other thread.
https://www.amazon.com/GX800VH-Liquid-Cooled-Gaming-Laptop-i7-7820HK/dp/B01N247YCY
Only $6K!
Question: can it play candy crush on it?
Answer: You would crush so much candy with this computer.
By XOTIC PC SELLER on February 20, 2017
Five Stars
By Amazon Customer on February 7, 2017
Great computer. Works well for Minecraft and Club Penguin.
:lol
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yeah get something with the 10 series from
Nvidia and you are set
starts at 1499 usd now but heard its gonna go 1299 as an entry point for something with a 1060
razer is only if you have too much cash really, just got msi, asus or something
I just got a razer - the small portable one with the 1060 and I think I’m in love
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yeah get something with the 10 series from
Nvidia and you are set
starts at 1499 usd now but heard its gonna go 1299 as an entry point for something with a 1060
razer is only if you have too much cash really, just got msi, asus or something
I just got a razer - the small portable one with the 1060 and I think I’m in love
:drool
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I use a big CyberPower laptop, it’s out of date with a 770m but still plays PUBG well enough.
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I got an MSI earlier this year. Has a full size 1070 and 32gb of ram. It plays games great but it is hilariously not at all portable. It weighs about six pounds and uses a gigantic external power brick. If that's ok with you I think it's a quality piece of hardware, but on the other hand I got sick of carrying it through airports and now it stays at home, so I probably should have just built a desktop or whatever.
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My gaming PC recently broke and I've been looking for an alternative but it seems like the new 8th gen Intel processors won't be released for gaming PCs until next year...wonder if it's worth waiting that long for the new hotness...