Plus if a 4ghz CPU is struggling then a 4.4ghz wont do much better, you would have to move up to a hex or octa core and hope the code is threaded.
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its either this or the razer blade for me. The Razer Blade will just give me that intensive browsing time when away from a power supply, it also is 1/4 thinner than this machine. But that limits me from getting an outstanding performance like the P37xSM, so I'm kind of at the edge of having my head exploding on which one is worth the investment. Which ever one i get, i want to connect it to an external monitor no matter what.
Also, a note to add is that i currently do not own a PS4 but will do some time soon, the games i would play as of definite will be League of Legends and CS:GO. The thing with me is that I seem to have a weird OCD where I want to have the best possible performance and yet cap it at 60 FPS. So i dunno, this which will maximize performance to the highest settings excluding the battery power and the bulkiness. Or the Razor Blade 14 which is "meh" in performance but great in looks, battery and work related. -
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Razor isn't even "meh" in performance it's just terrible terrible design terrible idea but I guess some people worry more about what their laptop looks like than how it performs so if u want a pretty turd get the razor
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The clevo with the 120hz screen is bulky, and harder to transport. But when it comes to gaming, kicks the tar out of the blade.
Aurus might have the gsync, something to think about. Soldered cpu I am sure. Gpus also soldered. So upgrades will be much more limited.
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I can tell you now the Aorus laptop won't be great either, because it is impossible to get all that hardware in such a small form factor without having problems with temps and throttling they just simply haven't found a way to adiquitely cool a laptop when it is that small....that is why all the "pretty" small form factor laptops with all this supposed good hardware that is soldered aren't going to end up being good laptops until they find new walls of cooling...
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for gaming I recommend the np9377sm-a, now if you are going to be using the laptop for some other task mostly other than gaming then maybe I would recommend a different model of sager/clevo laptops but deff stay away from aorus/razor they don't have adequate cooling for the hardware that's inside of them
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The ability to deliver lots of power and tweak the GPUs a lot makes it very attractive for gamers and enthusiasts.
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I do wish the p37xsm came with a desktop processor. Or, there was some other system in the Clevo lineup that had sli capability and a desktop processor.
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I meant a normal desktop processor. That's a XEON, unless I missed something
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SE (Server) http://www.eurocom.com/ec/configure(1,234,0)ec
Workstation http://www.eurocom.com/ec/configure(1,224,0)ec
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I have recently acquired a used p370sm-a and have an opportunity to clean install Win7 pro 64bit on it. Has anyone tried this? Does the Win8.1 drivers work with Win 7?
I try searching this forum for it but haven't found much on this topic.
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Thanks. However, I just purchased my P37xsm from Mythlogic (I think they call it a Nyx 1713 or something) and I'm quite happy with it. I would have gone with the desktop processor at the time if I had known that option was available, but no worries.Mr. Fox likes this. -
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Mobile Chassis: MYTHLOGIC Nyx 3713-A Black Chassis (Clevo P377SM-A)
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System Memory: 32GB (4 x 8GB) , PC3-14900, 1866MHz SODIMM Quad-core processors ONLY!
Video Adapter: 2 x nVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M 8GB GDDR5 (SLI)
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Sound Card: Sound Blaster X-Fi MB3
Keyboard: Standard Backlit Keyboard - NON Chiclet
Network Card: Onboard Gigabit (10/100/1000 Mbits/sec) LAN subsystem
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Oh, yeah, I like it a lot. And looking at the price of the Eurocom with equivalent specs, but a desktop processor, I probably would NOT have gone with Eurocom. Mythlogic is great, and they did a great job building it.
Edit: forgot to add that Win 8 is crapola and there is no way I would go with it. I'm holding my breath on Win 10, as Windows is kind of like Star Trek: alternating versions are good/bad. Hopefully the trend continues with 10. 3.11 was good, 95, not so much, 98 was good, ME was horrific, XP was great, Vista, bad, 7 great, 8 crap. 10, we will see. -
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Yeah, the DT CPU does come at a serious premium, it's £400 cheaper now than when I first looked back in Feb but still not cheap. Eurocom are a bit more expensive than most builders but they do have international supply and warranty well sorted, and a large selection of upgrade kits.
They were the only supplier offering 120hz display options for me. After using a 120hz glossy display on my AW I wasn't about to accept a 'downgrade', especially when games are going to hit triple digits FPS! It's all about the gaming .
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mid 3000's. Mythlogic gave me a military discount, more or less equivalent to a cash discount.
WRT the display, I mostly use my laptop as a DTR, hooked up to an external monitor and keyboard; I got sick of trying to sync files between my desktop and laptop when I travelled, and coincidentally, both my laptop and desktop were due for a replacement at more or less the same time. Given that, and the incredible capabilities of the 980ms (2 980ms in SLI is about equivalent to 1.5 desktop 980 GTXs), I decided to downsize and get one computer to RULE THEM ALL!!!! Ackk, cough, cough, I mean one computer to use for everything. So, I have the Nyx 3713 hooked up to a 28" external monitor, a nice mechanical keyboard, and a cooling stand, and I also have a carrying case with an extra power supply and extra mouse, so that when I travel, I just unplug the Nyx from everything, and put it in my carrying case. No need to take anything else from my desktop setup, all I need is in the case, except for the actual laptop itself. Works out great, and I can settle for gaming at 60 hz when I am travelling. -
" Works out great, and I can settle for gaming at 60 hz when I am traveling"
Blasphemy! Actually the main reason I got this laptop was the option for 120hz screen while traveling and the power to run it. I was a little worried this might not be an option again in the future. Would love to view proven wrong
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The Alienware M17x forum now has a sticky for upgrading to a 120hz display, a very popular upgrade. It should become the 'norm' for a gaming laptop IMO. I wouldn't want this glossy display for traveling but static, low light gaming it can't be beaten, and there are matte options @ 120hz.Last edited: Jun 18, 2015Hookerlips likes this. -
I won't replace this laptop with anything but a 120hz option. Period.
I did go for the 120hz matte because of travel being the main purpose. I love it though. No regrets.
Desktop swift is better but this screen is a close second.
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I wanted to go one stage further. I love the 3D in the right games and it becomes 'natural' to me after a while. There is nobody doing an sli 980m with it, and NV have made it impossible even if you purchase an external kit (but I am told that an external monitor will work, it's just not an option for me), the laptop OEM has to pay up-front - . I can still use my 3D TV but that is nowhere near the quality of NV 3D, after conversion to the crappy 3DTV system .
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ROG swift is 3D with external emitter 1440p 144Hz gsync with DisplayPort, but only 27"
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Well I ran Metro last light in 3d on my P570Wm with a pair of 980M cards on my asus ROG swift with no issues
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My eyes are f00ked, so no 3D here. Would love it
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Yeah you need mini display port to full size display port for the cable to the swift, emitter, glasses... Then enable 3D in Nvidia control panel, good to go
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When I tried the emitter the NV CP still did not have the stereoscopic sub menu, I take it it appears as soon as the monitor is connected?
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Well, Ive bin and gone and dun it! Ordered a ROG SWIFT PG278Q and mini DP cable. Should be all here by Monday, wish me luck I can get the 3D to work!!
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I had the SWIFT with my old desktop last year. Epic monitor. But does sometimes suffer from inversion. Hopefully you won't notice it
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Yes it was as simple as plug and play and set up the glasses. It detects a 3d capable monitor and unlocks all the settings, I used the monitor USB3 hub connected to my main hub so I did not have to plug in extra cables to the laptop.
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That monitor has loads of problems mate... worse than when the ROG came out. Loads of poor reviews - backlight bleed, poor warranty customer service etc etc
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It will be interesting to see how IPS copes with the faster refresh rate.
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I had visions of driver re-installs, and NV drivers are so rubbish right now - until they figure out win 10 coding.
I did see some driver issues with g-sync, do you know anything about that?
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
G-sync driver issues? I'm not sure what you mean?
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It's somewhere buried in all this dross: https://forums.geforce.com/default/...-driver-feedback-thread-released-5-31-15-/66/
I just wondered if anyone had noticed a problem?
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