Purchased an AW 15 from
myway1985 last month. DFO (Dell factory outlet) unit. Overall i'm very satisfied with the seller's service. Was in KL for a couple of days and contacted him last minute, he took time off and met me at my hotel to show me the product even before I confirmed the purchase. Friendly, honest and down to earth guy!

. Spent some time chatting with him about technology and games. He was happy to just talk, and not in a hurry to seal the deal and leave

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About the product (DFO)
Unit came without the alienware retail box, manuals etc. I personally don't mind, but those who want to 'display' their boxes in their rooms may have to think twice

. Arrived in a brown dell box sealed, the laptop is packed with foam and the charger and installation CD is provided.
Some minor cosmetic flaws we're on this unit (No dents, just slight scratches on the plastic portion of the lid (Unnoticeable). With a DFO unit, don't expect a 100% perfect laptop because you pay for what you get

. For the specs I got (i7 6700hq, 1070), it's even cheaper than other brands

which was a steal.
However, the unit was a pre-december 2016 unit (overheating and huge difference in core temperatures on CPU; due to uneven placement of CPU heatsink and crappy thermal paste = 99c while playing overwatch/csgo). Units after december 2016 have been rectified by Dell (better thermal paste, thinner thermal pads to ensure even pressure on CPU die). I had to open it up and replace the thermal paste, but have yet to replace the thermal pads to thinner ones to fix the uneven contact on cpu heatsink. Undervolted by 0.14v, and now CPU temperatures reach 87c while gaming.
Will be attempting to replace the thermal paste with liquid metal (Thermal grizzly conductonaut) soon, if I can get my hands on it in Malaysia

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Link to IUnlock's thread on AW15/17 disassembly,repaste,uneven heatsink fix.astronaut enuf de la... dun need the maniac grade... the disty oso dint bring in tat often