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470M 1.5GB 5650 Better question: which one of the above notebook graphic cards (if any) would be able to handle WoW at ultra settings with low AA, etc. and play smoothly in most areas?

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Can an Nvidia 435M video card with 2GB paired with an i7 handle World of Warcraft? If so, can it play it smoothly at mainly mid/high or ultra level graphics?

Is the performance difference worth $400? On a Dell XPS they want that much, and I'm just not sure if it's worth it.

So heres' a Sager spec that comes out to $1350. It will likely be about $1500 by the time I get it cleared and shipped across the border to Canada. And then I've got potential warranty costs/issues with having to ship it back across the border to get it fixed. Sager NP5160 / Clevo W150HN PRE...

Great reply, thanks. Could you define what you believe is "personal usage"? I imagine for spending as much as a Macbook Pro costs, it would mean something more than checking email and surfing the internet. I guess I'm just trying to find out what a Macbook Pro would be better at specifically...

The other dynamic here I should have mentioned is that I'm likely going to keep my Dell Ultrasharp 24" monitor so I can plug laptop into it for the bigger screen gaming, etc. Thus, I think the 17" laptops are kind of too big and thus I am aiming for the 15.4" size. Any suggestions in regards...

How does Sager compare to the build quality of a Macbook Pro?

Looks interesting, but a bit overkill for what I need. I'd rather go higher quality manufacturing than on the performance like this, as I'm only playing Wow. Also, I live in Canada. So where could I even go look at this thing up here?

I currently have a desktop with specs listed below. It is overkill for what I mainly use it for (surf, play WoW maxed out, edit photos and some HD video editing), but I thought I was going to do more 3D gaming than I've done so that's why I got the high-end video card (i.e. no time to do all...