Hey guys
I've been out of the loop for a bit more than half a year now and for no particular reason, I've started frequenting these forums again and reading up on new tech and prices.
What strikes me as odd is the prices I'm seeing for different components.
For example why does a e6600...
Heh, almost anything is smaller than a TJ-07. I just recommended the P182 to another poster and I'll have to do the same here. I don't know if its readily available around you but I would assume so with its popularity. It's cheaper than the Antec 1200; silent, great look and design, and supports...
You should have no problem fitting those beasts in the Antec P182. I have the original P180 from ~2yrs ago and it's the best case I've ever had. The only problem I encountered was the flimsy door but I just took it off as it wasn't needed (I also took out some of the fans as it cooled just fine...
Quad core doesn't mean crap for you, the games you'll be playing won't utilize its "advantages". Go with the e7200, that sounds like your best bet.
But rogue has a good point about saving money and allocating it more into memory and/or video card. Those items will make more difference than a...
Uh 15.4" is pretty damn big and bulky, I wouldn't want to carry that around and I think a female would dislike it even more so. She is not going to regret the smaller size, nowadays I see many girls bringing those "mini" laptops with 12" or smaller screens.
Personally I would suggest looking...
I figured I might as well update this thread. To recap:
I bought the Crimson-Red M1330 and through the months I must say this was an excellent buy and I wouldn't change it. The laptop has surpassed my expectations on performance vs size and still beats the crap out of a lot of laptops on the...
Just wanted to give my thanks to everyone who helped create this thread. It gave me some serious insight and information and made my buying decision so much easier.
I ended up buying the 24": BenQ G2400W, 1920x1200 (16:10) due to its price/size/reviews and I have to say, I couldn't be...
You should seriously stop being such a stubborn idiot and actually read up some more about various LCD's. Yes TN panels have their drawbacks but many really aren't half as bad as people say. I was in a draw between the Doublesight and BenQ 2400w. In the end I opted for the BenQ even though its...
I just received my BenQ g2400w and I gotta say I'm very impressed.
I was originally thinking about picking up the 25.5": DoubleSight DS-263N, 1920x1200 (16:10) but decided to say myself a good deal of money and go with a TN panel. Unlike some I'm not very picky with lower viewing angles and...
I just went ahead and bought the Crimson Red M1330. I got in touch with 2 other guys who confirmed what you said about it feelings a bit on the flimsy side but thats only if you buy the "generic" tuxedo black (-$25). If you spend the extra bit of money on the color the case supposedly comes...
I've heard the exact same thing in regards to the LCD if you don't specifically choose the Slim and Light LED display upgrade but as long as you do its supposedly great.
This is really a tough choice but with some more research I'm now leaning on the M1330 in terms of price/performance. I...
A little bit (Toshiba) but overall I thought they were too expensive, although maybe I can pick one up from ebay or some other place for cheaper.
I haven't frequented these forums in ages so I hope this Corkyg guy shows up!
I'm in the market for a new laptop that will last me about 2-3 years.
Strict Requirements:
12" - 14" Screen Size (13.3" would be optimal)
Not too heavy or bulky
Core 2 Duo 7500 or higher (I want the 4mb cache)
Good battery life
UPGRADEABILITY!!!
I'm a senior in college with a fuck-ton...
The chipset is 82G965, Intel so far has been no help and told me to speak with viewsonic regarding the EDID on the monitor... I've emailed viewsonic but doubt they'll be any help either.
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