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    NP8268 Reflex notebooks

    Discussion in 'Reseller Feedback Forum' started by Bedmas, Sep 23, 2014.

  1. Bedmas

    Bedmas Newbie

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    Just got the NP8268 ($1950) and I am fairly happy. Needed it to run AutoCAD Civil 3D, renders great and other engineering design software (Watergems, StormCAD, Pile software) all high intense calculations and simulations software. The laptop is a brick, especially the power adapter however, I did not buy for looks, I needed a power house that was reasonably priced with Windows 7 as all the programs I needed are not compatible with 8. It was delivered with no extra costs and I would recommend them for any future engineering student or professional engineer that are on a budget and cant affored a lenovo W540 ($2200 plus with same options) or a dell precision $$$$$$$$.

    They may more directed to autocad but you pay a premium professional price for those. I found a mid point between a laptop that was found at any store which would be painfully slow for rendering and cheap or the ridiculous fast and expensive.

    My only downfall was I did cheap out and get the 128 SSD, should of gotten the 256 as I have had the laptop for a few days and I've almost filled it with all the software I use!

    So far everything is great, no crappy software pre-installed, boots up in about 17 seconds (windows 7 pro). Specs below:

    1 Model 1 x Sager NP8268 Base G
    Display 1 x 15.6" Full HD LED-Backlit Display with
    CPU 1 x 4th Generation Intel® CoreTM
    Thermal 1 x IC Diamond Thermal Compound - CPU
    Graphics Card 1 x nVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 870M GPU
    Memory 1 x 16GB Dual Channel DDR3 SDRAM at
    OS 1 x Genuine MS Windows® 7 Professional
    Optical Drive 1 x 8X DVD±R/RW/4X +DL Super-Multi
    PHD 1 x 1TB 7200rpm SATA2 Hard Drive
    SHD 1 x 120GB Crucial M500 Series mSATA3
    Wifi 1 x KillerTM Wireless-N 1202 802.11
    Aditional acc None
    Pixel warranty None
    Warranty 1 x Sager 1 Year Limited Parts and Labor
    Canada warrantyNone
    Extra notes Remove Branding
    Discounts1
    1 Fees Shipping and Brokerage Fees G 90.00 90.00
    1 Fees Discount Shipping and Brokerage Discount G -90.00 -90.00
    Matte Finished Surface (1920 x 1080)
    i7-4810MQ Processor ( 6MB L3 Cache,
    2.80GHz) - Special Upgrade Promotion
    + GPU
    with 4GB GDDR5 Memory
    1600MHz - 2 X 8GB
    32/64-Bit Edition
    Drive & Software
    SSD - as an OS Drive (Primary Drive C)
    A/B/G/N Wireless LAN + Bluetooth 4.0
    Combo Module
    d.

    Total price at the end of the day :$1918.37
    it took 10 days to build/ship out from California and 6 days to get to my door in Edmonton but UPS Standard doesn't deliver Saturday/Sunday so i had to wait till Monday so it would of been 4 days if they shipped it a few days earlier!
     
  2. NovaH

    NovaH Company Representative

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    Glad you are happy with your new notebook, aren't SSDs wonderful? They make such a difference :)
     
  3. cortezj

    cortezj Notebook Enthusiast

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    these sager/clevo's would have another mSata slot in them, if I'm not mistaken. Cause i know my W230SS has (2) mSata slots. Which is super convenient when you want more space.

    And as a telecomm student/casual gamer a 256g mSata was a must, I currently have all the software I need for school (vmare, gns3, wireshark, netbeans, notepad++... etc and all running smoothly) plus some steam games, I only have 97GB out of the (actual) 237GB. AND plus I have the HD that came with it which is 1T.

    And my SSD loads up < 10s :D