ROFL, I am not sure what capability you would gain going somewhere else.
Killer Notebooks of course offers 7800&7900 GTX as well as the FX2500M and
upcoming 7950 card, but I am not going to put the 7950 on my site until they are actually released. Since Sager does NOT have this card, Justin is of course talking about a pre-order, and portraying that Sager has them and I don't, it is pretty misleading.
You can see that right Sager's site, and XoticPC gets this part FROM Sager, and if you are that concerned about saving money... you might as well get a system DIRECTLY from Sager instead of going through another middle man:
SagerNotebooks
The FX2500M, is a custom order, I don't stock it and the reason is really simple, for the average person it DOES NOT perform to the level of the 7900,
if you do rendering, 3D modeling, contact me and we can build a custom system for you custom tailored to you (that's a major difference, not, "Oh, here's your web page and cart, there you go, there's your 3 check box options you have to 'customize' your system."):
If more capability means, "We portray a $250 upgraded card as something "better" you need that gets 50 fps less for what the average user uses the system for..." that's kind of misleading. But I understand the systems and what is and isn't performance/dollar smart for what you want to do. I question whether some of these guys are actually out in the shop
doing it when I hear stuff like that.
I guess the difference is, when I say I have something, I actually have it. It isn't like these horror stories where cusomters order systems and a month later get an email stating that this and that guy in the supply chain couldn't get a part and you know, "It's
never the system builders fault..." Well, if the system builder advertises a part they can' get, it in fact, IS their fault.
I am also questioning the actual benefit the 7950 brings to the table for $100 increase in price. There is nothing new there, I am not going to mislead my customers and portray this card as the next coming to make a few bucks. THIS IS AN OVERCLOCKED 7900! More than likely you can get the equivalent performance yourself with coolbits and other O.C. programs!
As far as fast turn around, since I have everything in stock, I don't know how arguably anyone else has faster turn around. You could ask Miro who ordered an Executioner Thursday and got it IN CANADA on Monday.
But of course anyone can make up whatever they want if they are going to just attack you on a forum. It's a M.O. that has really no place on the forums, and we have been told that, and I am honoring my word to the moderators of this forum. Why anyone would do that after being warned is beyond me.
In real world use, the ram is not going to make that much of a difference.
I have heard this a lot from other system builders, that the little tweaks I do to my systems don't make a "Big" difference. A
little increase from several components and specialty settings delivers a synergistic effect that OVERALL makes the big difference everyone says doesn't exist... That is until you test them side by side.
But other than saying how K|N isn't as good, you DID get the sagely advice of:
These models sound like the Sager NP9890 or Sager NP5760, i would try lookikng into the Sagers. They will surely be better priced!
AND
Sager will actually offer a better price then any US Based Clevo Distributor because they have large purchasing power.
The Dell M90 video card (Quadro FX2500M) can be installed in the Sager NP9890 and NP5760 along with the NEW 7950 GTX.
Nothing about the 3 systems that the person put forward in his question, but hey, "Here's how you can buy something like what you asked about that can benefit me."