The Best and Affordable Gaming Laptops
The latter goes under many names, but it’s the same laptop – built like a barebones laptop (or “barebook”) is a little-known original design manufacturer (ODM) Cleve, and then re-branded and customized by experts in the U.S. and laptop Europe and sold under different names.
PC source call EON 17, Sager NP7280 as it sells, while AVADirect does not bother to change the name. Regardless of what is called, the X7200 is a 17-inch monster, in good faith with a weight of 12.1 pounds (5.5 kg), and can be configured to meet your exact specifications.
Alienware 18-inch is nothing small or for that matter. It is slightly larger screen and weighs almost as much – 11.93 pounds (5.41 kg) – the difference in weight was very slight. Both are also very expensive when you start to configure them with state-of-the-art components, most buyers tend to do. After all, most customers, since this type of laptop you want the fastest laptop money can buy.
However, one of these two beasts is the strongest? There is no doubt that Clevo has the advantage when it comes to raw processor performance, which may be equipped with Intel’s desktop-class or server-class processor with six cores and 12 virtual cores due to Hyperthreading. In addition, you can store up to 24GB of triple-channel (desktop) RAM.
D So if you want high-end workstation performance under the guise of a laptop, X7200 has no real competitor. You could argue that the addition of pieces of table is “cheating”, but it pays to cheat with a battery that is nothing impressive – up to an hour is a common estimate.
On the other hand, is more often than not the performance in games is the deciding factor in buying here, and in that sense, these two laptops are much more similar. Both, of course, be equipped with two graphics cards – not all graphics cards, but the most powerful mobile GPU currently available, two GTX GPU from NVIDIA 580m or two AMD Radeon HD 6990M.
Needless to say that any of these options will play almost all games at full HD resolutions with all details attached. But they do not overcome thanks to the game Clevo Alienware their faster processors? Yes, it can and will, but not necessarily as much as you think. The games are still largely depends on the calculation, rather than GPU processors (though it may be a bottleneck, but in both cases).
Alienware M18x also an advantage in that it is only with the conventional moving parts – which means it can run for hours with the battery. Mobile processors are not too shabby either. Dell has managed to overclock Intel Core i7 Extreme Edition mobile CPU runs at up to 4.0GHz.
So, to put it in perspective, Clevo X7200 is an extremely fast due to its desktop share, but with the disadvantage that the battery is used primarily as backup power. As for the Alienware M18x is the fastest 18-inch laptop available at this time, if you count only those with true mobile components. Of course, all these superlatives rely on the assumption that both laptops equipped with the fastest components available, which will cause their prices to skyrocket.
If you want to know which laptop is the “best”, you will have to decide for yourself if you want bragging rights that come with having a 6-core Intel Xeon server with your laptop, in relation to the use of all moving parts including a battery and any accessories Alienware.
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