Alien Ware M9700 Laptop
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Processor: AMD Turion™ 64 Mobile ML40 2.2GHz 800MHz FSB 1MB L2 Cache
Operating System (Office software not included): Genuine Microsoft® Windows® XP Media Center Edition 2005 with Service Pack 2
Display: 17" WideXGA+ 1440 x 900 LCD with Clearview Technology
Motherboard: Alienware® NVIDIA® Mobile SLi Chipset
Memory: 2GB Dual Channel DDR SO-DIMM at 400MHz - 2 x 1024MB
Hard Drive: Extreme Performance (RAID 0) - 160GB (80GB x 2) 7200 RPM SATA with NCQ
Optical Drive: 24x10x24 CD-RW / 8X DVD Combo w/Software MPEG2 Decoder
Video/Graphics Card: Dual 256MB NVidia® GeForce™ Go 7900 GS - SLI Enabled
Sound Card: High-Definition Audio with surround sound (SB Audigy ZS)
Wireless Network Card: Internal Wireless 802.11b/g miniPCI Card
Communications: Integrated 10/1000Mb Gigabit Ethernet & 56K V.92 Modem
Bluetooth: Integrated Bluetooth® Device
Primary Battery: Alienware® m9700 12-cell Lithium-Ion Smart Battery Pack
Physical Look:
Well I have to say the unit looks very proffesional, The Laptop doesn't have any stickers gumming it up, the Glowy Alien head on the backside of the display is not intrusive, Infact in a dark room with it up against a white wall you can barely see the glow. The Unit is very clean looking all around. The inside area were the keyboard and touchpad are located is Laminated with a clear coat that shine's amazeingly. Seems highly durrable. The unit is as thin as any other Laptop out their. When someone see's this from a distance, you normaly get some gocking. =) The unit I got has the 17" Wide Screen on it. This laptop looks big compaired to the average unit.
Physicall Feel:
The touch pad is placed perfectly so that if your typeing you constantly bump the touch pad if being lazzy handed. =( This is a downer to an extent, but its expected of any laptop for the most part. The touch pad is almost completely flush with the surface, and has a touch pad mouse wheel unit on its right wich works wounderfully. At first I thought this laptop was going to be warm, even hot to the touch considering all the Toys packed inside. I am suprised that it runs very cool on the surface of the unit. I do have a warrning for anyone that wants or owns the unit, The back grill area has 2 Heat Exhaust's. These get over 100 degrees! NO TOUCHY, and don't block them. You can't hear a single fan, but their obvisouly inside, because the air flow out the back is far to stout of a breeze. I ran this unit through 3dmark 2005 full edition for about 2 hours straight (setup on constant cycle) Heat was minimal on the surface of the unit were your hands would be placed, but the rear of the unit ran at around 115 degree's almost constantly after about 30 minutes. The power supply also got warm enough that I put it on a chair! (I was fearing my carpet burning at times). I will tell you the statistics in a Performance review.
Performance:
WOW, thats my first remark. This laptop is everything I expected plus more! I will start with a few stats.
Boot Time(cold start): 45 - 55 seconds
Boot Time(standby): 5 - 10 seconds
Boot Time(Hybernate):20 - 25 seconds
3D Mark 2005(Wall Pluggin) --> 9400's
3D Mark 2005(battery) --> 4900's
(Avg FPs for some popular Games)
Oblivion @ Native 1440 x 900 (Wall Pluggin) => fully cranked a wicked 50fps
Oblivion @ Native 1440 x 900 (battery) => fully cranked a dismall 20fps
DOOM3 @ Native 1440 x 900(Wall Pluggin) => fully cranked a bouncy 45 - 60fps
DOOM3 @ Native 1440 x 900(battery) => fully cranked a dismall 25fps
WOW @ Native 1440 x 900(Wall Pluggin) => fully cranked a wicked 70fps
WOW @ Native 1440 x 900(battery) => fully cranked a playable 30fps
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