Take a look http://forum.notebookreview.com/thr...radeon-rx580-gpu.805386/page-24#post-10653545 I don't like the cooling in the model. It's flawed. And it's a reason they went for 68w graphics.
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If you go to the alienware subreddit and lookup the ces 2018 thread someone at the very bottom posted that they found a leak of a YouTube video that supposedly mentions the next alienware 17 coming with a desktop 8700k and sli gpus. Trying to get more info on it but that's friggin exciting. Sounds like alienware are trying to get the 17 to compete with sager and the other big boys.
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Unfortunately I think we are going to see more MaxQ and a bigger push for the AGA. Personally I think this would be ok for the 13. The 15 and 17 will probably still keep the regular GTX series but the industry is going thinner so they will probably follow suit. Although I think I have a better chance of seeing a real unicorn, I would love to see a desktop K series in Alienware 17 or 18.
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Too be honest i dont have a problem with max q necessarily i get what theyre trying to do with it i just think its too pricey for what it is and they prey on some peoples need for thinner and lighter. Like ya well give you a nice thin n light laptop but were gonna make you pay out the ass for it and itll perform considerably less than a reg laptop at the same price point.
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I get why they dont use DT cpu's anymore. Its a support nightmare, people start to mess with delidding, try new gen cpu's while they are not fully supported by the laptop cooling measurements and dimensions etc. Next to that out of the box laptops dont have that great thermal performance as well when they use a DT cpu. It's small companies that offer it with delidded CPU's and liquid methal paste that have decent cooling. Also Intel doesnt offer any support on those so a company with the size of Alienware would be screwed if something really goes wrong, for example a manufacturing's error etc.
I just hope they keep the current sizing, for me personally a good balance between performance and portability. The AW15R2 is one of my favorite laptops when it comes to portability, the new 15 is a tad bigger unfortunately but it does look well designed.
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tweeted Frank, no eta yet for 8th gen AW as it depends when intel releases the HQ chips.
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https://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDI...A104-chips-launching-this-April.281932.0.html
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coffee lake HQ chips are finally leaked in the benchmarks! how long more should we wait to see them in the dell store?!
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Two of each isn't enough, especially if you use a wireless mouse half the time, leaving you with only 1 regular USB for everything else. I can't wait till USB-C is the standard for most electronics
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And while they're at it, can they also increase the size of the trackpad and make it bigger? Even on the AW 13 it's pretty small and the 15 and 17 use the same trackpad.
Aaaand, maybe get them to make these damn bezels smaller? Even my old XPS 15 l502x has smaller bezels than my AW13R3. I don't think I've come across any laptop these days with bezels so damn big. They could've easily fit a 14" panel in that space.Kalen likes this. -
you aren't playing within the perfect constraint that dell/ayylmaoware gave you
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Discussion in '2015+ Alienware 13 / 15 / 17' started by xxpmrong, Jul 23, 2017.