CyberPower Jumps on Core i7 Notebook Bandwagon
CyberPower Jumps on Core i7 Notebook Bandwagon
Posted 06/16/2009 at 7:30am
| by Paul Lilly
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Intel might officially scoff at the thought of OEMs shoving Core i7 processors and X58 chipets into full fledged desktop replacement notebooks, but that hasn't stopped a handful of system builders from doing so anyway. The latest to enter the 'mobile' Core i7 fray is CyberPower, which today introduced its Xtreme S1 notebook.
Available in a variety of configurations, the base model includes an Intel Core i7 920 (2.66GHz) processor, Intel's X58 chipset, 6GB of DDR3-1066 memory, Nvidia GeForce GTX 280M graphics with a 1GB frame buffer, 320GB hard drive sputtering along at 5400RPM (7200RPM and SSD options available), and 8X DVD burner all wrapped in a 17-inch package with a 1920x1200 resolution LCD display.
The Xtreme S1 is available now starting at $2,335 (Protip: Enter coupon code 'INSTANT' for 5 percent off).
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Antebios
July 06, 2009 at 10:39am
These latops are from the original manufacturer CLEVO. They are sold under other vendors, such as Sager. I have the previous generation, the D901C (aka Sager N9262) and I use the Desktop CPU Q6600 ( and will soon upgrade to the Q9650 CPU ) and I have no problem keeping it cool. That is what fans are for. I absolutely LOVE this machine. This new version is using the exact same casing and internals, except for some upgraded motherboard and chipset. I beleive this can only take 1 GPU, whereas my Clevo can take 2 GPUs (SLI), but I max out at 4GB of RAM, and this limit is 8GB.
BinaryMonkey
June 16, 2009 at 8:41am
I just hope they have a good amount of ventalation in that laptop, because the Tylersburg chip alone runs pretty hot. Then adding the CPU, HDD and videocard, that thing is gonna cook.
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