Gaming laptop
#11
RE: Gaming laptop
ORIGINAL: woo545
Damn it Nauree...don´t toss up links without saying why you like them!!!
Funny I haven´t much about Falcon Northwest over the past couple of years. I remember they used to be the rig to have, nowadays the market is flooded.
Damn it Nauree...don´t toss up links without saying why you like them!!!
Funny I haven´t much about Falcon Northwest over the past couple of years. I remember they used to be the rig to have, nowadays the market is flooded.
#13
RE: Gaming laptop
ORIGINAL: Nauree
Falcon Northwest because you can get it custom painted and because they have an uber website.
ORIGINAL: woo545
Damn it Nauree...don´t toss up links without saying why you like them!!!
Funny I haven´t much about Falcon Northwest over the past couple of years. I remember they used to be the rig to have, nowadays the market is flooded.
Damn it Nauree...don´t toss up links without saying why you like them!!!
Funny I haven´t much about Falcon Northwest over the past couple of years. I remember they used to be the rig to have, nowadays the market is flooded.
Falcon used to be the bomb back then. Now every pc I see test from them always come in 3rd or back.
#15
RE: Gaming laptop
why would you need a graphics card for "desktop duties"? its not like that stuff is going to overload a gaming card. I would just think its a waste and its cramming extra heat producing components into an already over cramped and over heated space
i am not a fan of dell, i just have never seen one that doesnt have problems. alienware is cool but i don't have any personal experience with them.
if you really want a gaming rig, i would go with a desk top anyways, just more bang for you buck, but i can see how laptops are handy.
i am not a fan of dell, i just have never seen one that doesnt have problems. alienware is cool but i don't have any personal experience with them.
if you really want a gaming rig, i would go with a desk top anyways, just more bang for you buck, but i can see how laptops are handy.
#16
RE: Gaming laptop
ORIGINAL: voodoochyl
Sooooo, can we go back to the savings of a quarter of a million dollars part? You can hire someone to research which is the best laptop for gaming...
Sooooo, can we go back to the savings of a quarter of a million dollars part? You can hire someone to research which is the best laptop for gaming...
I am refinancing my mortgage. It´s knocking it from a 40 yr mortgage to a 30 yr one, and saving me $140 a month to boot.
#17
RE: Gaming laptop
ORIGINAL: Gville George
why would you need a graphics card for "desktop duties"? its not like that stuff is going to overload a gaming card. I would just think its a waste and its cramming extra heat producing components into an already over cramped and over heated space
i am not a fan of dell, i just have never seen one that doesnt have problems. alienware is cool but i don't have any personal experience with them.
if you really want a gaming rig, i would go with a desk top anyways, just more bang for you buck, but i can see how laptops are handy.
why would you need a graphics card for "desktop duties"? its not like that stuff is going to overload a gaming card. I would just think its a waste and its cramming extra heat producing components into an already over cramped and over heated space
i am not a fan of dell, i just have never seen one that doesnt have problems. alienware is cool but i don't have any personal experience with them.
if you really want a gaming rig, i would go with a desk top anyways, just more bang for you buck, but i can see how laptops are handy.
#18
RE: Gaming laptop
George is right, desktops are better value for money, I think. Video card prices have come way, way down. $2k+ for a name-brand gaming notebook, practically obsolete by the time you open it...when you could build an upgradeable mid-tower for a measly $750 and play any DX10.1 game out there...sure, you still need peripherals and a display, but you aren't beholden to some corporation's lousy excuse for "customer service." Just my 2¢
#19
RE: Gaming laptop
I have a decent gaming PC now (not great but decent). I was looking for a replacement laptop so that when I head over my friend´s house on the bike, we can setup and play.
I will agree Dell´s consumer CSRs suck (The business class is US based). I had to call them a couple times for my current laptop. It didn´t work correctly out of the box. The CSR (after being on hold) gave me a couple BS things to try. Ended up sending it back for the GPU replacement. Worked fine for about a year, then the motherboard fried. Sent it back and got it back all fixed. Haven´t had a major problem since then.
Alienware and Voodoo seem to be of interest, but I always liked the Alienware (used to be awed by Falcon Northwest).
Again, It´s really a dream right now. I have WAY to many things going on to even consider spending money on this.
I will agree Dell´s consumer CSRs suck (The business class is US based). I had to call them a couple times for my current laptop. It didn´t work correctly out of the box. The CSR (after being on hold) gave me a couple BS things to try. Ended up sending it back for the GPU replacement. Worked fine for about a year, then the motherboard fried. Sent it back and got it back all fixed. Haven´t had a major problem since then.
Alienware and Voodoo seem to be of interest, but I always liked the Alienware (used to be awed by Falcon Northwest).
Again, It´s really a dream right now. I have WAY to many things going on to even consider spending money on this.