Now Envy 14 lar hehehe..

waa... got ah? well it's been a while since checking on HP's site~ was considering the Envy 15 befor getting my M15x~ then I settled for this baby~

Just now saw Toshiba advertisement along the Federal Highway, Toshiba A665 with 3D. Btw, no new on alienware with 3D? Asus G73Jw will be 3D laptop models from Asus.

yea... Toshiba is the 3rd laptop that I know which has 3D after Acer's and Asus one~

here's Toshy's lappie with 3D for you friendly folks~

Toshiba Satellite A655

are there any m15x 5850 gddr5 user here? need real life review

how come the notebook so light and come with 12 cell batt...m15x so heavy

Yeah its possible.. Vostro V3700 is 2.7kg lol

This post has been edited by Eugene91: Jul 2 2010, 04:19 PM

Yes. But when you go into open world/hood, the game will try to load tonnes of things and simulate them at once. those will definitely use CPU power. And those will use the same graphical settings, thus amplifying the resource usage.

Unlike most games that goes from level to level, stages to stages, open world in games have tonnes of AI running simultaneously. And the map are loaded constantly and continuously to simulate the illusion of seamlessness. Other games only loads parts of the scenario/map/stage and will only load the rest when the current stage is finished.

And if processor has nothing to do with it, it still doesnt explain why the game is a lot smoother than before, when it was on the old M11X.

BTW, I just tested Dragon Age Origins on high setting. Works really well. Last time I uninstall it and only play on PC due to the horrible lag even on mid settings.

This post has been edited by emino: Jul 2 2010, 04:31 PM

dunno? maybe coz AW's lappie has a thick shell which adds to the weight?

blame your massive heatsink and thick casing

yeah... a massive heatsink which doesn't do much when playing games causing the comp to go up to 80'C~

ur rig there got power ma.. my noob rig reaches 65C max

well, dont wan argue with u d , u post me picture with FPS only i trust
change proccessor wont improve above 10FPS, the most is 5 only.....
maybe ur M11x different from other


This post has been edited by putochip123: Jul 3 2010, 01:54 AM

I think its something to do with turbo boost. do you turn it off when you tested it? I keep mine on.

lol 65 max is already damn good for your lappy type wor~

agreed.

what you explained regarding AI, maps and everything are true indeed, but the limiting factor here is GPU instead of CPU.

like what i argue with Putochip123 before about T9800 + GTX260M vs i7-720 + GTX260M where the framerate is barely different from each specs even the optimization of Crytex Engine is more on dual core instead of quad core, but still - it won't affect much because the limiting factor here is GPU, not CPU. thats the concept. this explanation is supported and agreed by Astria.

turn the turbo boost on,, will only throttle down ur gaming experience

Havent tried with it off yet. But I'm comfortable with it on so far.

Basically those are just my experience with R2. I find its better, save for the power consumption and lack of VGA output (which is seriously annoying).

This is a benchmark done.. http://forum.notebookreview.com/alienware-...tml#post6420018

However don't know if in game would be the same. Unless the game supports HTT i guess?

even though For Core i7 920XM, turbo boost of is much better in gaming.....
Turbo boost is nothing to do 1.....
FISH Intel

Haiya if i7 can boost the frame by 10fps on m11x no one will buy M15x d
dell also cleaver one..why should one kill it's own product..
i7 only marketing gimick only(add rm1+++) ...Waaaahhhhh i7 hoooo...pawwweerrr ..

/hidebehindputochip123