The Biggest, baddest, & no cash limit

If your timeframe goes to December with a no cash limit, then the 17" SLi Intel Conroe desktop chip, reported to take a Quad Core Kentsfield would be the baddest.

That is crazy.

Wait-are those the 88xx DX10 in SLi, or the 79xx in SLi?



On a side note, do 19" notebooks always have the weird 1680x1050 resolution?

dual quad core kensigntons ?
6 eSATA ports ??

this must be a cruel halloween joke.
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Ummm... that looks like a desktop layed on it's side with a laptop monitor. Has to be a joke.

As for the best out there, you might talk directly to killernotebooks or some other truely custom builder. If I've read things correctly, killernotebooks can mod things for you like heat pipes and whatnots. Then overclock it.

I love to see an article somewhere on extreme overclocking for laptops and mods. An idea I've always had is since high performance take lots of power and I plug it in anyway, why not delete the battery and replace it with some sort of exotic cooling solution.

hmm.....building that website would be too much trouble for it to be a joke. Besides, Killernotebooks mentioned a laptop similar to that coming out in the previous thread....

I would just love to see a real picture. I am also looking around for a (top of line) laptop in December timeframe....but at 4" thick....I just don't think I would bite on this one.

Those older Dells (pre XPS) were so thick, they killed my wrists...I don't see how 4" is useable.

I'm sorry you feel that way, there are indeed many scams out there, and I do remember the one where the guy featured processors that don't exist. (I do not mean to advertise here, merely explain what is behind the website being discussed.) Mobile MediaFX, like KillerNotebooks, is not one of these. We are a small company just getting started so I did myself build that page. The image is also a rendering used to design the layout of the machine. It is not a full image because we are waiting for a couple parts to arrive in a couple weeks before beginning to ship units.
I would suggest that the origninal poster select a machine based upon the performance, upgradeability, and desired level of mobility. In the first two categories our products might serve well. However, there are many notebook vendors that offer better portability, such as Killer Notebooks. I would suggest you shop around for the best system within your desired weight range.

I wonder if MobileMedia's "laptops" would work as a media center PC...

Also, MM: One word of advice: as a consumer, I don't know what the differences between the FX and the GT and the Ultra are. Be sure that you have some distinction between the three (have side by side comparisons, simpler naming schemes, etc.)

Oh, and: Additional AC outlet: Power another device via a wall-style AC outlet built into the laptop. 8O that's crazy. I don't want to know how much those weigh.


That would be PERFECT for those high-stakes lan parties. . .

Strabo4, a side by side comparison would be good, I agree. I have added one at the following link: Model Comparison. Thank you, In my own opinion, I think they would work nicely as a media center PC. We have put a lot of effort into tempering the weight issue, but I don't want to be advertising here, so send me a PM if you want to learn more.

So that is a desktop board with a Xeon Quad core chip?
What kind of power supply is in it?