asus and msi are not as nice as alienware, rofl

This post was edited by prickster on Oct 2 2011 11:56am

it is amazing, but its performance:price is fairly poor

http://ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=63827&vpn=9S7-16G546-280&manufacture=MSI%2FMicroStar&promoid=1055

i'd go with this one:

http://ncix.com/products/?sku=62880&vpn=9S7-16F211-297&manufacture=MSI%2FMicroStar

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Alienware's are a good computer, yes.
But you're paying more so for the brand and the looks.
Just like people w/ mac's and apple products.

You can pay a lot less and get the same performance out of it.
And no, ASUS and MSI are great computers.
Infact, MSI/ASUS have some of THE BEST mother boards out there for desktops.

I work at a computer store, i think i would know the difference between computers.

This post was edited by BloopX on Oct 2 2011 12:00pm

doesn't this queemo live in eu? why are you tards linking him to sites overseas?

http://www.mysn.de

clevo > asus/msi

guys do i really need to respond to his post? it's pretty obvious how retarded it is, right?

BUT I WANT SHINY LED'S

alienware is fantastic, if he swaps the 560M to the 6990M then he's got a super baller laptop that either of the ones i linked come no where close to




it's just, for his needs, if he's going to be playing dota 2, starcraft 2, w/e other games and not playing every new release that comes out expecting to run fully maxed with 16x AA, reflections, shadows, etc, for the next 4 years, then lower-cost alternatives will do just fine

Exactly ^

i just need something i can play dota2 on, and mass effect 1/2/3 (when it comes out) on max settings

lmk

The one i listed and the ones dude150 listed Are MORE then enough to meet those standards and more.

This post was edited by BloopX on Oct 2 2011 12:20pm