and two OCZ options for a barebones system. The lack of choice is :( A google search for "DIY Notebook," "barebone Notebook," "Whitebook Notebook" and "do it yourself laptop" all gave me either more articles on DIY Notebooks (some years old), or websites...

Looking for a Barebones notebook/whitebook. Anyone know where to buy a white book? I don't like ordering from some vendors calming they sell barebones, but force you to pick parts that are overpriced and probably generic. Oh preferably 17 in or larger. Anyone...

Barebones Notebook. I am interested in building my own laptop. I have looked at barebone notebooks from companies such as Compal, MSI, and Clevo. My first problem is I can't find any resellers of just the barebones notebook. Are there any large distributors?...

Barebones Notebook. Hi Does anybody ever buy a barebones notebook such Compal IFL90 ? I have interest on this but i don't understand what will you get on the box. What's included and what's not included ? Thanks in advance. . Hi Does anybody ever buy a barebones...

Building a notebook 4 gaming. I was wondering if some of you notebook gurus can hook me up on some links for gaming barebone notebooks, ive built desktops quite a few and im looking at building my first notebook. All i would need is like suppliers for the video...

have 4GB DDR3 1066MHz memory since the barebones notebook will not come with any. Overclocking: Notebook #1 can support overclocking on the QX9300. I've overclocked notebook CPU's before (just lap the heatsink and apply Arctic Silver 5). The motherboard...

as Dell/Gateway within my budget/specifications. The notebook that caught my eye is the Asus Z80K which is typically a barebones notebook but I found one vendor that allows customization of CPU/HDD/Memory and will build it for you. 4. Finally, I was hoping...

pricewatch.com under "barebones notebooks". > In almost every case these will be large 2 or 3 spindle desktop > replacements. > Thin and sexy? No, not very likely. I can't find any such thing in Pricewatch. Not under Barebones and not under Notebooks....

this compatibility apparently > doesn't always exist. The whole point of this would be to upgrade to something faster/bigger/better. However, if one can buy a barebones notebook, and use the old parts (RAM/CPU) in the new one, the only upgrade could...