Evolutivité des M9750...

jimbeam a écrit:
just a quick update. I called again today and they said I could change my order but I would have to wait a lot longer before the M15x would be ready. The M9750 i ordered was in phase 6 so i decided to not change the order after talking to a technician for about an hour. Since i am replacing a desktop he said it would be better to go with the m9750 because the m15x is more of a "notebook" with gaming capabilities but its not intended to be a replacement "gaming desktop" like the M9750 or the m17x. Furthermore, he added that he is confident Nvidia will release drivers that will allow the M9759 to be upgraded in the future with better cards (regardless if its the 8800m gtx or not). He also said that with my configuration (the dual 7950 sli) i will not be getting a huge upgrade in graphical performance with the m15x's 8800m GTX card. He said while the new card has direct x10 compatibility and better shader technology the 7950gx2 format is faster because of the sli (the difference will be very slight) Plus my computer is on the verge of breaking so i cannot wait 3 weeks for a system. Hopefully the next time i am looking to buy a computer the pc i have doesn't crap out like this so i can afford to wait for a better one. Then again, this is why i bought my first alienware! Dell has let me down one too many times with their damn xps desktops (and their crappy parts that break all the time).

Loggie a écrit:
According to another thread, AW is discontinuing the m9750 at the end of the day today. I am not sure that it will be available in March.
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a écrit:
I just talked to an Alienware rep and he said they were discontinuing the M9750 the end of the day or tomorrow. I doubt the m17x will immediatly be available, though, Alienware probably just wants to get all the M9750 shipments out of they way so they can focus on the m15x and m17x.

Dutyshine a écrit:lol tu dit qu'alienware c'est sur fait ouf avec les tarifs killernotebook ce ne sont pas des as et se contente de prendre une base clevo en plus

If you have read our previous reviews you know that Killer Notebooks takes each system a step further and the Executioner-SR is no exception. They have modified the internal cpu heatsink giving it both more surface area, more fins, and a copper finish. The result is a laptop that runs games and heavy duty applications without breaking a sweat. We tested the Executioner-SR using 3DMark06 running in a loop for 4 hours and the laptop never experienced a glitch, in fact it never hit more than 121F during the entire testing with a room temperature of 79F. These results are measurements taken after 4 hours of benchmark loops. We took the bottom of the chassis off and measured the temperature at 7 different occasions directly on the video card and CPU. Weather these are hand picked cards and CPU's or just awesome modifications its clear that the Killer Notebook line lives up to its name. Our Alienware test system the M9700 crashed twice during testing and during gameplay it would lock up due to heat. We were forced to use a laptop cooler and directed air from a fan to keep it from shutting down. On the other hand the Executioner-SR seemed to take applications with ease and gameplay as normal use. We attirbute much of this level of performance to the extensive modifications that Killer Notebooks has performed on both the chassis and internals.