How good is this computer?

Andy Z.

I'm looking to buy a really good computer for gaming, photoshop, adobe after effects, premiere pro, and stuff like that.

PROCESSORIntel® Core⢠i7 2920XM Overclocked Turbo Boost to 4.0GHz (8MB Cache)edit

OPERATING SYSTEMGenuine Windows® 7 Home Premium, 64bitedit

MEMORY16GB Dual Channel DDR3 at 1600MHz (4DIMMS)edit

VIDEO CARDDual 2GB GDDR5 AMD Radeon⢠HD 6970M - AMD CrossFireXâ¢edit

HARD DRIVE750GB RAID 1 (2x 750GB 7200RPM)edit

WIRELESS + BLUETOOTHIntel® Centrino Ultimate-N 6300 a/b/g/n 3x3 MIMO Technology and Bluetooth 3.0edit

WIRELESSHDInternal 60GHz WirelessHD Transmitter and VIZIO XWH200 Universal Wireless HD Video and Audio Kitedit

INTERNAL OPTICAL DRIVESlot-Loading Dual Layer Blu-ray Reader (BR-ROM, DVD+-RW, CD-RW) with Roxio Creator 2011edit
SOUND OPTIONSInternal High-Definition 5.1 Performance Audio with SoundBlaster MB Software

Answer
AMD 6970m Crossfire? *drools*

That will run most games maxed out, and will be overkill for any video editing software. Compared to a Mac (as mentioned by another person), that laptop will out preform a top of the line MacPro (desktop)

9.9/10

However, this laptop, upgraded with Nvidia 485 SLI would be even stronger (10/10)
http://www.sagernotebook.com/index.php?page=product_customed&model_name=NP7282

Which Desktop Replacement Laptop Do You Recommend?

fun_to_tra

I'm looking to get a windows 7 laptop. I currently have a 2011 MBP 15" 2.2 i7 with 8GB Ram & 80GB SSD.

I've been needing to use windows more and more (for heavy tasks, not good for virtual machines), and have a cheapo laptop that I use, but now I want to maybe make windows my primary laptop and want a really good one.

What I want to use it for: Multiple and massive excel spreadsheets open at once, copying and pasting tens of thousands of rows between them, two browsers open with multiple tabs each, FTP program and editing html, general web browsing and a lot of multitasking etc.

Requirements:

Atleast 8GB ram (I can add myself), and prefer upgradable to 12 or 16.
15"-17" screen
Great keyboard and trackpad
Great Screen
i7 processor
Blu ray drive, or one that I could swap out for a BD drive
SSD, hybrid or one I could swap out
HDMI out
Nice looking

I don't play games but I do watch videos on the laptop via youtube/hulu, netlfix etc when traveling.

Budget $2000.

Recommendations?

Thanks!

Answer
Best ones you will be able to get,

Either SAGER or FALCON NORTHWEST. (someone may say alienware, but no thats dell & they are bad ever since takeover)

xoticpc has the best selection, itll run you around 1400~1600 for a fully loaded top-of-the-line SAGER (German build quality = amazing) or an American company, Falcon Northwest operates off their own site.

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Which Desktop Replacement Laptop Do You Recommend?

fun_to_tra

I'm looking to get a windows 7 laptop. I currently have a 2011 MBP 15" 2.2 i7 with 8GB Ram & 80GB SSD.

I've been needing to use windows more and more (for heavy tasks, not good for virtual machines), and have a cheapo laptop that I use, but now I want to maybe make windows my primary laptop and want a really good one.

What I want to use it for: Multiple and massive excel spreadsheets open at once, copying and pasting tens of thousands of rows between them, two browsers open with multiple tabs each, FTP program and editing html, general web browsing and a lot of multitasking etc.

Requirements:

Atleast 8GB ram (I can add myself), and prefer upgradable to 12 or 16.
15"-17" screen
Great keyboard and trackpad
Great Screen
i7 processor
Blu ray drive, or one that I could swap out for a BD drive
SSD, hybrid or one I could swap out
HDMI out
Nice looking

I don't play games but I do watch videos on the laptop via youtube/hulu, netlfix etc when traveling.

Budget $2000.

Recommendations?

Thanks!

Answer
Best ones you will be able to get,

Either SAGER or FALCON NORTHWEST. (someone may say alienware, but no thats dell & they are bad ever since takeover)

xoticpc has the best selection, itll run you around 1400~1600 for a fully loaded top-of-the-line SAGER (German build quality = amazing) or an American company, Falcon Northwest operates off their own site.

Is this alienware worth $1651?

Karl

This is all the info
OTHER OPTIONS


Alienware M14X R2
Alienware M14X R2edit
Shipping Material
Shipping Materialedit
Additional Software
Additional Softwareedit
Primary Battery
63WHr 8-Cell Primary Batteryedit

ADJUST PERFORMANCE


Processor
3rd Generation Intel® Core⢠i7-3610QM (6MB Cache, up to 3.3GHz w/ Turbo Boost 2.0)edit
Operating System
Windows® 7 Home Premium, 64bitedit
Memory
6GB Dual Channel DDR3 1600MHzedit
Hard Drive
500GB 7,200 RPM SATA + 32GB mSATA Caching SSDedit
Video Card
2 GB DDR5 NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 650M with Optimusâ¢edit
Display Panels
14.0" High Def (720p/1366x768) with WLED backlightedit
Wireless Networking
Killer Wireless-N 1202 a/g/n 2x2 MIMO for Gaming & Video and Bluetooth 4.0edit
Optical Driver
Slot Load Dual Layer DVD Burner (DVD+/-RW)edit

PERSONALIZE


Hinge Up
Stealth Black with Soft Touch Finishedit
Nameplate
Personalized Plate [Karl Krieger]edit
AlienFX
Terra Greenedit
Alien Wallpaper
Alien Cyborgedit
Factory Installed Software
Steam and Portal⢠Factory Installededit
Factory Installed Software
Skype VOIP Software Applicationedit
Gear Store
Alienware Orion M14x Neoprene Sleeveedit
Mice
Alienware TactX Mouseedit
Gaming Software
Noneedit
Gaming Audio
Alienware TactX Headsetedit

POPULAR ADD -ONS


Power Protection & Adapters
Belkin Mini Surge Protector with USB Chargeredit
Hardware Support Services
1 Year Basic Planedit
Guaranteed Buy Back
TechForward Guaranteed Buyback? Plan for your new PCedit
Security Software
McAfee SecurityCenter, 15-Monthsedit
Office Productivity Software
Noneedit
Monitor and Docking Solutions
Noneedit
Dell Printers
Noneedit
Wireless Display
Noneedit
Service 2
Noneedit
well can u buy a different video card somewhere else? or is that not the only problem...

Answer
well cpu is good and theres plenty of RAM and HDD space + SSD.
BUT. that video card isnt the top of the mountain, its good for low-med settings in 2011 games but dont try to run anything on high.

Oh yeah forgot almost: IMO Alienware is overpriced(i have experience with 2 alienware laptops, both died in 3-5months after i bought them got my money back of course)
alienware has lot's of cons and few pros.

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Which Desktop Replacement Laptop Do You Recommend?

fun_to_tra

I'm looking to get a windows 7 laptop. I currently have a 2011 MBP 15" 2.2 i7 with 8GB Ram & 80GB SSD.

I've been needing to use windows more and more (for heavy tasks, not good for virtual machines), and have a cheapo laptop that I use, but now I want to maybe make windows my primary laptop and want a really good one.

What I want to use it for: Multiple and massive excel spreadsheets open at once, copying and pasting tens of thousands of rows between them, two browsers open with multiple tabs each, FTP program and editing html, general web browsing and a lot of multitasking etc.

Requirements:

Atleast 8GB ram (I can add myself), and prefer upgradable to 12 or 16.
15"-17" screen
Great keyboard and trackpad
Great Screen
i7 processor
Blu ray drive, or one that I could swap out for a BD drive
SSD, hybrid or one I could swap out
HDMI out
Nice looking

I don't play games but I do watch videos on the laptop via youtube/hulu, netlfix etc when traveling.

Budget $2000.

Recommendations?

Thanks!

Answer
Best ones you will be able to get,

Either SAGER or FALCON NORTHWEST. (someone may say alienware, but no thats dell & they are bad ever since takeover)

xoticpc has the best selection, itll run you around 1400~1600 for a fully loaded top-of-the-line SAGER (German build quality = amazing) or an American company, Falcon Northwest operates off their own site.

Is this alienware worth $1651?

Karl

This is all the info
OTHER OPTIONS


Alienware M14X R2
Alienware M14X R2edit
Shipping Material
Shipping Materialedit
Additional Software
Additional Softwareedit
Primary Battery
63WHr 8-Cell Primary Batteryedit

ADJUST PERFORMANCE


Processor
3rd Generation Intel® Core⢠i7-3610QM (6MB Cache, up to 3.3GHz w/ Turbo Boost 2.0)edit
Operating System
Windows® 7 Home Premium, 64bitedit
Memory
6GB Dual Channel DDR3 1600MHzedit
Hard Drive
500GB 7,200 RPM SATA + 32GB mSATA Caching SSDedit
Video Card
2 GB DDR5 NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 650M with Optimusâ¢edit
Display Panels
14.0" High Def (720p/1366x768) with WLED backlightedit
Wireless Networking
Killer Wireless-N 1202 a/g/n 2x2 MIMO for Gaming & Video and Bluetooth 4.0edit
Optical Driver
Slot Load Dual Layer DVD Burner (DVD+/-RW)edit

PERSONALIZE


Hinge Up
Stealth Black with Soft Touch Finishedit
Nameplate
Personalized Plate [Karl Krieger]edit
AlienFX
Terra Greenedit
Alien Wallpaper
Alien Cyborgedit
Factory Installed Software
Steam and Portal⢠Factory Installededit
Factory Installed Software
Skype VOIP Software Applicationedit
Gear Store
Alienware Orion M14x Neoprene Sleeveedit
Mice
Alienware TactX Mouseedit
Gaming Software
Noneedit
Gaming Audio
Alienware TactX Headsetedit

POPULAR ADD -ONS


Power Protection & Adapters
Belkin Mini Surge Protector with USB Chargeredit
Hardware Support Services
1 Year Basic Planedit
Guaranteed Buy Back
TechForward Guaranteed Buyback? Plan for your new PCedit
Security Software
McAfee SecurityCenter, 15-Monthsedit
Office Productivity Software
Noneedit
Monitor and Docking Solutions
Noneedit
Dell Printers
Noneedit
Wireless Display
Noneedit
Service 2
Noneedit
well can u buy a different video card somewhere else? or is that not the only problem...

Answer
well cpu is good and theres plenty of RAM and HDD space + SSD.
BUT. that video card isnt the top of the mountain, its good for low-med settings in 2011 games but dont try to run anything on high.

Oh yeah forgot almost: IMO Alienware is overpriced(i have experience with 2 alienware laptops, both died in 3-5months after i bought them got my money back of course)
alienware has lot's of cons and few pros.

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Should I get a Mac or a PC laptop for college?

Laura

(Sorry if you aready read my other question, this is similar to it, but a different question)
I am a senior in high school, and am saving up to get a laptop to finish off my senior year, and to go into college with. Should I get a Mac or PC? I was leaning more towards Mac just because I have had TWO PC laptops, that broke and ALWAYS had something wrong with them. My sisters even crashes the printer whenever she plugs it in. So I was thinking about getting the 13" Macbook Air. Is that a good choice? And I am used to using Macs because we use Apple laptops daily in school, so I am very familiar with the operating system. So.... Your opinion? (And I am willing to save up more money for a better laptop, but my max is about $1,200
Thank You! :)

Answer
For video or photo editing or any kind of graphic design, or "general use," Mac is definitely supreme. I'm not even talking about specs (though with any Mac, the specs are great), the operating system is just so clean and easy to work with. Especially iWork, which is Apple's version of Microsoft Office (though Office works on Mac).

I know a lot of people think you're paying for the glowing piece of fruit on the back of the computer when you choose Apple. But I think you're paying for the money that has gone into developing a truly advanced, but yet simple to use operating system. That's why more and more people are switching. Saying that the "software is incompatible" is just plain outdated. And you can't deny that they're beautiful computers designed with top quality hardware and specs. But that's just a bonus.

The 13" Macbook Air is a fine choice for you. Just know that you'll only have 128 GB of storage space, which may not be enough depending on your major. If you'll just plan on storing mostly documents and presentations 128 GB should be fine.

If you want the most for your money, you could buy a refurbished July 2011 Air. This will give you double the storage space for the same price -- all you're sacrificing is a slightly faster processor and slightly better graphics. Here's a link: http://store.apple.com/us/product/G0ME0LL/A

The best thing you can do is get into an Apple store and get your hands on these machines, even before you make the decision: mac or pc. In my experience, the people working at Apple are very helpful in getting you the right computer for your needs.

I hope this helps!

By the way, I'm not "against" PC. If you must go for PC, for whatever reason, make you you choose a solid company, such as HP, Dell, Acer, or Toshiba.

How good is this computer?

Andy Z.

I'm looking to buy a really good computer for gaming, photoshop, adobe after effects, premiere pro, and stuff like that.

PROCESSORIntel® Core⢠i7 2920XM Overclocked Turbo Boost to 4.0GHz (8MB Cache)edit

OPERATING SYSTEMGenuine Windows® 7 Home Premium, 64bitedit

MEMORY16GB Dual Channel DDR3 at 1600MHz (4DIMMS)edit

VIDEO CARDDual 2GB GDDR5 AMD Radeon⢠HD 6970M - AMD CrossFireXâ¢edit

HARD DRIVE750GB RAID 1 (2x 750GB 7200RPM)edit

WIRELESS + BLUETOOTHIntel® Centrino Ultimate-N 6300 a/b/g/n 3x3 MIMO Technology and Bluetooth 3.0edit

WIRELESSHDInternal 60GHz WirelessHD Transmitter and VIZIO XWH200 Universal Wireless HD Video and Audio Kitedit

INTERNAL OPTICAL DRIVESlot-Loading Dual Layer Blu-ray Reader (BR-ROM, DVD+-RW, CD-RW) with Roxio Creator 2011edit
SOUND OPTIONSInternal High-Definition 5.1 Performance Audio with SoundBlaster MB Software

Answer
AMD 6970m Crossfire? *drools*

That will run most games maxed out, and will be overkill for any video editing software. Compared to a Mac (as mentioned by another person), that laptop will out preform a top of the line MacPro (desktop)

9.9/10

However, this laptop, upgraded with Nvidia 485 SLI would be even stronger (10/10)
http://www.sagernotebook.com/index.php?page=product_customed&model_name=NP7282

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15 inch 2011 Macbook pro or 2010 for video editing?

top laptop for video editing 2011 image

icefireboy

I am going to be doing the 12 month payment thing for either one but still i want it to be as low as possible. I will be editing a lot hd videos on final cut express 4 which i will buy with the computer. I think i will be getting 8gb of ram i heard its good for video editing. Now i wont be gaming so none of those answers. And should i just go with the cheaper 2010 15 inch or go with the 2011? Also with the refurbished ones how. Can i add the option to add the $200 for 8gb ram.

Answer
For video? You need as many processor cores as you can spare cash for.

The new 15" and 17" MacBook Pro's have quad cores (hyperthreading doubles to 8 cores) and 64 bit processors, the 2010 have dual cores and 32 bit processors..

The 64bit allows you to have 8GB of RAM, the 32bit only uses 3.6GB, so you want the new 2011 models for sure unless you plan to ditch the computer in a year or two anyway.

You also need dedicated graphics, even if you don't 3D game, for video as the inferior integrated graphics makes the CPU overheat, which restricts performance as it self-hobbles to keep the heat down.

Video needs a lot of performance, a desktop MacPro would be ideal as a video platform for the absolute best performance (twice as much as a top of the line MacBook Pro), but you lack portability.

If you go cheap and 32 bit 2010 refurbished, your going to be making a huge mistake as dual cores are on their way out due to their 3.6GB RAM limits. I have 7 year old 15" Intel Core 2 dual, not a bad machine still, but not so much for video.

Quad core 64 bit is the future for the next 10 years and their laptops just came out two weeks ago. :)

What's a good phone out there?

Sam Olende

I'm getting a new phone soon and I wanted the iPhone but the monthy bills are aparently outragous does anyone have any good sugestions for a new phone?
Thanks:)

Answer
Top 10 Cell Phones
Need a break from your laptop? These productivity phones offer a lot more than the ability to make calls. Here are the 10 best smartphones available today.

Edited by Ginny Mies, PC World Jul 25, 2011 11:00 am

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Uneven call quality doesn't stop the EVO 3D from being the best phone currently available on Sprint.

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2.HTC ThunderBolt
The well-appointed ThunderBolt is the phone to buy if you want to see what 4G can do.

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3.HTC Sensation 4G
The Sensation delights with a gorgeous display, a beautiful design, and dual-core power, but possible âdeath gripâ issues are worrisome.

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4.T-Mobile G2x (with Google)
The T-Mobile G2X is a no-frills powerhouse that excels at gaming, multitasking and video.

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This dual-core phone is fast and boasts solid data speeds, but the Atrix-powered laptop accessory is a good idea poorly executed.

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Which Desktop Replacement Laptop Do You Recommend?

top laptop for video editing 2011 image

fun_to_tra

I'm looking to get a windows 7 laptop. I currently have a 2011 MBP 15" 2.2 i7 with 8GB Ram & 80GB SSD.

I've been needing to use windows more and more (for heavy tasks, not good for virtual machines), and have a cheapo laptop that I use, but now I want to maybe make windows my primary laptop and want a really good one.

What I want to use it for: Multiple and massive excel spreadsheets open at once, copying and pasting tens of thousands of rows between them, two browsers open with multiple tabs each, FTP program and editing html, general web browsing and a lot of multitasking etc.

Requirements:

Atleast 8GB ram (I can add myself), and prefer upgradable to 12 or 16.
15"-17" screen
Great keyboard and trackpad
Great Screen
i7 processor
Blu ray drive, or one that I could swap out for a BD drive
SSD, hybrid or one I could swap out
HDMI out
Nice looking

I don't play games but I do watch videos on the laptop via youtube/hulu, netlfix etc when traveling.

Budget $2000.

Recommendations?

Thanks!

Answer
Best ones you will be able to get,

Either SAGER or FALCON NORTHWEST. (someone may say alienware, but no thats dell & they are bad ever since takeover)

xoticpc has the best selection, itll run you around 1400~1600 for a fully loaded top-of-the-line SAGER (German build quality = amazing) or an American company, Falcon Northwest operates off their own site.

Is this laptop considered good for a university student?

Anonymous

I am going into Business, if that helps.
The laptop is the 15.5" Sony VAIO S Series Laptop.
Here are its specifications:
Graphics
Graphics Processor : AMD Radeon⢠HD 6470M with Intel® HD Graphics 3000
Graphics Video RAM : 512 MB

Memory
Installed Memory : 6GB Dual Channel (4GB (On Board) x 1 + 2GB (SO-DIMM) x 1)
Memory Type/Speed : DDR3 SDRAM, PC3-10600 1333 MHz
Max. Memory : 8GB

Processor
Processor Cache : 3MB
Processor Speed : 2.40 GHz with Inte;® Turbo Boost up to 3.00 GHz
Processor Technology : Dual Core
Processor Type : Intel® Core⢠i5-2430M

Start-up Times
Average Boot Time : 60 seconds
Average Resume Time from Suspend : 2 seconds
First Boot Time : 5 minutes

Wireless/Networking
Bluetooth® Technology : Bluetooth® standard Ver. 3.0 + HS
Ethernet Protocol : IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n
WiFi Adapter : Intel

Audio
Sound System : Intel® High Definition Audio

Hardware
10-Key Numeric Pad : Yes
Action Buttons : ASSIST button, WEB Button, VAIO Button, Performance selector switch, WIRELESS switch
Backlit Keyboard : Yes
Bilingual Keyboard : Yes
Camera : 1.31 Mega Pixel HD web camera powered by "Exmor"
Keyboard : QWERTY, 104 keys with 1.7mm stroke and 19.05mm pitch - BILINGUAL
Pointing Device : Touchpad (Gesture supported)

Optical Drive
DVD Support : 8x (Read, -R/+R DL Read, -R/-RW/+R/+RW Read, -R/+R/+RW Write), 6x (-RW Write), 5 x (-RAM Read/Write), 4x (-R/+R DL Write)
Optical Drive Support - CD/DVD : 24x (Read, -R/-RW Read,-R Write), 10x (-RW Write)
Optical Drive Type : DVD SuperMulti Drive

Service and Warranty Information
Toll-Free Phone Support : 1-888-476-6972
International Service : Yes

Limited Warranty Term : 1 Year

Storage
Storage Capacity : 750 GB
Storage Technology : Serial ATA
Storage Type : HDD 5400 rpm

Display
Backlight Technology : LED
Display Technology : VAIO Display Plus, TFT Color LCD
Resolution : Full HD 1920 x 1080, Wide (16:9)
Screen Size : 15.5"
Surface Treatment : Clear like AG

Inputs and Outputs
DC-In : x 1
HDMI® Output(s) : x 1
Headphone Input(s) : Stereo, Mini Jack x 1
Memory Stick Duo⢠: x 1
Port Replicator Connector(s) : x 1
Secure Digital (SD) Slot : x 1
USB 2.0 : Hi-Speed USB (USB 2.0) Type A Connector x 2
USB 3.0 : SuperSpeed USB (USB 3.0) Type A Connector x 1
VGA Output(s) : x 1 (15-pin)

Power
Battery Type : Standard Capacity Lithium Polymer Battery
Default Brightness : up to 6 hours5
Maximum Brightness : up to 5.5 hours5

Software
Anti-Virus Software : Norton Internet Security⢠2011 30-Day Trial Offer
Operating System : Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium with Service Pack 1 64bit - BILINGUAL
Sony Creative Software : Imagination Studio⢠Suite 2
Supplied Software : Microsoft® Office Starter with reduced-functionality versions of Word and Excel®, VAIO Careâ¢, Media Galleryâ¢, PMB - VAIO Edition

Weights and Measurements
Dimensions (Approx.) : 14.97"(W) x 0.97"(H) x 10.08"(D)

Thanks!

Answer
Absolutely! In fact I would say this is a bit over the top. What I advise those who are in the market for a no frills laptop is to get a common 14" or 15" Intel Core i3 or i5 system with three or four gigabytes of RAM and an integrated video chipset. These run around $330 at Best Buy and will do everything from the typical web browsing and internet to HD video and lightweight video editing and Photoshop work. In this case the system you're looking at has one and a half to two times the common about of memory, twice the typical hard drive space and a dedicated video chipset, so yes, you should be good!

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