Recent content by Dr Page

This was unfortunate because I seem to remember a couple of years ago you could really get in there and customize these specs on these machines from dell. But then I didn't have the balls to make the purchase. Now, it seems they've taken all the options away and you're locked into whatever...

alienware 14" screen 4th Generation Intel Core i7-4700MQ processor 16GB RAM and GTX 765M 1 year of completecare windows 7 ------- ~1600$ My Asus was just under 1600$ but didn't come with any warranties or guarantees, as far as I know. I got it from Best Buy. Asus g74sx 17.3" screen i7-2670QM...

That's what I'm saying! It's a great laptop and performs well for what it is, but it's size is just too much. But it DOESN'T perform well enough to be my desktop. When it comes to finding a computer to live on my desk, the search continues... Despite it being a "leave on the desktop" computer...

Okay. I understand what you're saying now. The 14 is 1.6 inches thick, while the G74sx at it's biggest area is 2.10 inches thick. So if we're comparing the two systems by ratio of screen size/thickness, or by width/thickness, the alienware technically has the lousier scaling. However it is...

The m14 is gigantic? I got it because it was the smallest they offered, aside from the m11 which is too small. As long as it fits into the backpack I got for it, then all is well on walton's mountain. And it can't be any worse than this behemoth I'm on right now. About Asus, yes I realized that...

which, the asus? if you are talking about the asus, then i agree 100%. I had not even heard of asus before i bought this laptop. i thought i was a generic offbrand :S Thanks for the encouragement. L=

Hi. I have a little story to tell. I am fast becoming a PC gamer. I am currently using an Asus G74sx 'Republic of Gamers' laptop. It performs well and runs most demanding games at medium to high settings. But there is one problem. It's too freaking huge and heavy to carry around. I've already...