No problem. As long as you're into it, I think we're alright with it.

Haha great that you have received it. Yea do it rite after ure exams ar haha.

Bankster,I pm you asking something..

haha looking forward to it myself as i'm now choosing between alienware and msi heh

No love for Sager ? The NP8662 isn't exactly a slacker when it comes to performance, fit in a QX9300 and a GTX 260m, you'd be having the fastest all-rounder 15" laptop.

Come now, embrace and love Sager. You know you want it.

do you upgrade the processor yourself??? technically, is it hard? im rather interested in this matter... lolz... so which processor do you intend on getting?


wow, cool you got the GTX 280M! this one is the MXM2.1 version right?? how much did you pay for this baby? lolz.. did you encounter any problem with the driver? and your temp is quite the surprise for me , it is rather stable for the 15.4" cool dude, how is the GPU after having for sometime now??... lolz.. congratz in having the GTX280M!!

the m15x of alienware are also capable of equipping the GTX 280M but the user seems to encounter some trouble with the driver and cant connect to external monitor. i read it up on notebookreview forum lolz..

also i just reply your pm lolz...

I'm thinking T9900 or the P9700. Yeah, upgrading the proc for the NP8662 is easy,at least, easier than modding the GTX 280m in order to fit the heatcage, in fact, it's the same for every laptop as long as yo get to the socket. Just make sure quality thermal compound is used and it's spread correctly.

Yup, it's the mxm 2.1 version since the NP8662/NP8660 is not equipped with the mxm type 3. After sometime now, the temp is even more stable since the new thermal compound takes time to burn in, I don't get temps higher than 85c now, and that's with my newest OC @ 560/940/1360, which translates to 620/940/1500 after applying setFSB.

I got it for about $490 from RJtech, at first, I decided to get the GTX 260m, but it was no where in sight and I figured, what the hell, and promptly placed an order.

The m15x can be equipped with a GTX 280m, although it is advisable to place a GTX 260m, instead, in it. The highest temp I've seen from the benchmarks and stress test , even before O/C is 92c. There are even reports that the card's temp exceeds 100c after a few minutes when installed by another user, and there's no way you could exit 'stealth' mode without overheating. He's working a way around it, no news though.

This post has been edited by 22: Jun 19 2009, 12:07 PM

hi, i wanna ask a few questions
1. Does the USPS Priority Mail include the insurance?
2. How does the 3% discount works? If you pay through paypal just like dat or pay through one of paypal services which im not sure of?
3. They give american plug or malaysian plug for the power adapter?

This post has been edited by wakakaka: Jun 21 2009, 11:53 AM

where can i get sager in malaysia?????????

1) yes, all shipment includes insurance.
2) 3% works on money order (Telegraphic Transfer). xoticpc dosent accept paypal for international orders.
3)american plug

by ordering it through a retailer

which retailer? how can i get contact with this retailer?

xoticpc.com is one of the best.

are they based in malaysia?

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Added on June 23, 2009, 2:00 pmis there a way i can get sager locally not online?

This post has been edited by den0422: Jun 23 2009, 02:00 PM

Cannot la please go to xoticpc.com....alternative is you get alienware from dell la haha

Weren't you the one who said that some local company in malaysia is selling the MSI GT 725? The specs of the machine is very impressive, even more so with the ability to overclock the CPU at the touch of a button.

Won't you recommend the company to him?

Guys can you tell us what the shipping costs from the US to Malaysia is for a Sager laptop?

Please enlighten

it's USD 223. No customs tax required.

And which is the cheapest place in the US you can purchase?

This post has been edited by Mucro.Asia: Jun 26 2009, 10:44 AM

He wanted Sager and not MSI right?

If the GT725 could be gotten locally and the price isn't too far off, a recommendation should be fine, it's not forcing him to buy one, just letting him know that there are other options out there.