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    M14x>M15x

    Discussion in 'Alienware M15x' started by darth voldemort, Apr 5, 2011.

  1. darth voldemort

    darth voldemort Notebook Evangelist

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    Hi. This thread is just to ask, confirm, and possibly let people know of my suspicions. I saw a picture of a M14x, which I now can't find, which clearly showed the back end of the computer having only one heat vent. Does this mean glued in graphics like the M11x? I never saw the back of a M11x but I suspect it was similar. If this is true, it seems that it's not the tiny powerhouse many were hoping for, but just a combo between M11x and M15x, which would make more sense. The M17x R3 is probably M15x real successor.

    Doh. I accidentally put the arrow in the title the wrong direction! please somebody switch it to <
     
  2. widezu69

    widezu69 Goodbye Alienware

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    Yeah it's been long discussed that the R3 was the successor. The m14x has a 555m gt which is a soldered GPU afaik.
     
  3. katalin_2003

    katalin_2003 NBR Spectre Super Moderator

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    Or until anything confirmed post in the speculation thread.
     
  4. BatBoy

    BatBoy Notebook Nobel Laureate

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