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    Default Portable Gaming

    What is your budget?
    1800

    What country will you be buying this in?
    USA

    What size notebook do you prefer?
    Mainstream (15 - 16-inch screen)
    Desktop Replacement (17-inch + screen)


    Would you consider a refurbished laptop?
    Yes

    What are the primary tasks you need this notebook for?
    Computer Programming, Graphic Intense 3D Gaming

    What games will you be playing?
    Shogun Total War 2, SWTOR, Crysis I and II, Dragon Age I and II, many others.

    Where will you be using this laptop?
    Will be used different places and Will stay on desk

    How many hours of battery life do you need?
    3

    Will you be buying online or in store?
    online

    Which OS do you prefer?
    Windows 7

    List the screen resolutions that interest you:
    Max Resolution (1920 x 1080)

    Do you prefer a glossy or matte screen?
    Glossy is fine

    Is the laptops design important to you?
    No

    Approximately what date will you be buying this laptop?
    Around 08/03/2012

    How long do you want this laptop to last?
    2 years

    How much storage capacity do you need?
    500 GB

    Are you interested in SSD for storage?
    Maybe

    Do you want a built-in optical drive, what type?
    Blu-Ray

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    Default Re: Portable Gaming

    Looking to get maximum computing/gaming performance in this price range. It is possible I can go over 1800, but I want to be as close to this budget as humanly possible. This will be my first performance laptop and will be used as my gaming PC replacement over the next 4 to 6 months).

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    Default Re: Portable Gaming

    While waiting, I have been reading about Sager options. One that has stuck my interest is:

    Sager NP9150 (Clevo P150EM)

    with the following standard options w/changes.


    15.6” Full HD 16:9 LED-Backlit Gloss 95% NTSC Color Gamut Ultra Bright
    AMD® Radeon™ HD 7970M 2GB GDDR5
    NEW! 3rd Generation Intel® Core™ i7-3610QM Processor (6M Cache, up to 3.30 GHz)
    IC Diamond Thermal Compound - CPU + GPU
    Drivers & Utility Software Only - No OS
    16GB Dual Channel DDR3 SDRAM at 1600MHz - 4 X 4GB - Free Memory Upgrade Back to School Special!
    Sager Branding
    750GB 7200rpm SATA 300 Hard Drive-Free Hard Drive Upgrade Back to School Special
    6X Blu-ray Reader/8X DVD±R/2.4X +DL Super-Multi Drive
    No Extra Optical Bay Hard Drive Caddy
    Bigfoot Networks Killer™ Wireless-N 1103 - 802.11A/B/G/N Wireless LAN Module
    8 cells smart Lithium-Ion battery pack 76.96Wh
    Integrated Fingerprint Reader
    LIFETIME Limited Labor and 1 Year Premium** Parts Warranty
    No Canada Warranty
    8 cells smart Lithium-Ion battery pack 76.96Wh


    I don't know if there is something competitive or better however and would love pro/con input. Thanks again.

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    Default Re: Portable Gaming

    I own the Clevo P150EM and I love it. I bought from Mythlogic because I liked their reputation and the fact that they build their own laptops instead of getting them from Sager.

    Alienware m15x - Nvidia 8800m GTX (Previous)
    Mythlogic Pollux 1612 - Matte 95% NTSC Color Gamut Screen|Nvidia 680m|Intel Core i7-3820QM|Patriot 2 x 8GB RAM 1600MHz|512GB Plextor SSD|Killer Wireless-N 1103 (Current)

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    Default Re: Portable Gaming

    I own a very similar np9150 build, and I love it. Only game that I have been able to tank the framerate on is, funnily enough, Minecraft with 256x textures and far settings. (Keeping in mind tank means sub 60 fps)

    One change I would have you make though is to get the matte screen. I love it, entirely worth it imo.
    Sager NP9150-Matte Screen-750gb 7200rpm-8gb 1600mhz-IC Diamond-i7 3610QM-AMD Radeon HD 7970m

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    Default Re: Portable Gaming

    The NP9150 is great, but it has the problem with 7970M and the Enduro

 

 

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