And that's exactly what you don't do, aside from post in the wrong section. If you didn't get a good answer, wait a little while longer than an hour or whatever you waited.
I thought you meant the one posted 2 days ago... As you can tell from the forum views of graphics cards and laptops there is a drastic number between the two. I posted twice for optimal answers...
I have a question about laptop graphics cards. Both are in the correct fields and the TH TOA has nothing mentioned about asking the same question in two forums...
ibuypower machines are very bad - I've never heard a positive word about them. If you want help choosing a new notebook, go to the laptop section, open Maziar's sticky (right at the top) and fill that out in a new post. You'll get notebook config recommendations in no time.
And alienware is a good choice to stay away from, yes.
I recommend Sager notebooks - basically, they will offer you the same two notebooks you looked at (they're all from a company called Clevo - numerous companies sell them) - except Sager support is stellar and they use parts that stand up to time. A Sager machine will also likely be cheaper than that one you had there. You can also get Clevo machines from killernotebooks or xoticpc.
the 9800M GTX is currently the top of the line single GPU on the market. It equals around the 8800 GT for desktop computers.
I personally went with the 9700M GTS which performs very similarly to a 9600 GT and consumes alot less power than the 9800M GTX which means more gaming on the go.
I have a 9700M GTS with 2.0 gig proc P7350, 4 gigs DDR3 320 gig 5400.
All of the games Are MAX unless specified:
AVG frames 40 in Crysis warhead (med) @ 1440x900 resolution.
COD4 plays 60 fps @ 1440x900 resolution with 0x AA and 40 with 4x AA.
Devil May Cry 4 40 fps @ 1440x900 resolution 8x AA
Pure 40 fps @ 1440x900 resolution no AA option so I guess off
GRID 45 fps@ 1440x900 resolution 4xAA
these are just avgs I could see where the games top off the most
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