Is it possible yet? Or is the closest we can come gonna be finding a very configurable store that sells 'em?
I had a feeling if anyone knew the answer to this one it would be you, thanks again Snipe.{Sniping}Waste said:You can buy barebone notebooks from this site.
http://www.coboc.com/diy/Config.asp?Section=40102
Its missing CPU, Ram, Hard drive, and some are missing Optic drives.
digitalwanderer said:So Alienware is the way to go? :|
You just know I got a softspot for Cyberpower!{Sniping}Waste said:Cyberpower uses the Uniwill barebones for there notebooks.
Thanks, I'll check it out as well as CP.Fox5 said:There's also this website for customizing labtops....
http://www.rjtech.com/
digitalwanderer said:Ok, some more dumb questions....
<sigh>
I guess all my questions could be summed up with a simple, "Which one should I get?" from either the above listed or good old Cyberpower.
I want a laptop that can game a bit, what should my minimum CPU/RAM/Viddy be?
I have no clue on laptop video, is a 9700 mobility any decent?
EDITED BITS: I'm leaning towards this one a bit. Put the X800 in it, switch to the 7200 60Gb HD and add a second one; but I'm leary of an Intel based system compared to an AMD-64. :?
How does Intel stack up on the laptop front? Oh, and is the mobility X800 or 6800 better? (And I really like the fact that either is user-upgradeable!)
The Sonoma platform, which includes a Dothan-core Pentium-M processor, doesn't get dual-core or 64-bit processors, period. Dual-core Pentium-M, codenamed Yonah/Jonah, will be part of the Napa platform. Napa has been shown up and running for quite some time now and is currently slated for introduction in early 2006.Karma Police said:Sonoma isn't getting dual-core or 64-bit CPU's until mid-2006, & AMD Turion really has the jump on Intel for that, at least.
digitalwanderer said:I'm looking for a gamer (X800 mobile) with the best battery life I can find, or extry battery packs.
Mobility for me is under 20lbs, I don't mind carrying a little weight for the sake of performance.
Ok, then let's just say that weight ain't a real consideration...but I do want a laptop.Fox5 said:Lol, that's more like draggable.
digitalwanderer said:Ok, some more dumb questions....
<sigh>
I guess all my questions could be summed up with a simple, "Which one should I get?" from either the above listed or good old Cyberpower.
I want a laptop that can game a bit, what should my minimum CPU/RAM/Viddy be?
I have no clue on laptop video, is a 9700 mobility any decent?
EDITED BITS: I'm leaning towards this one a bit. Put the X800 in it, switch to the 7200 60Gb HD and add a second one; but I'm leary of an Intel based system compared to an AMD-64. :?
How does Intel stack up on the laptop front? Oh, and is the mobility X800 or 6800 better? (And I really like the fact that either is user-upgradeable!)
incurable said:The Sonoma platform, which includes a Dothan-core Pentium-M processor, doesn't get dual-core or 64-bit processors, period. Dual-core Pentium-M, codenamed Yonah/Jonah, will be part of the Napa platform. Napa has been shown up and running for quite some time now and is currently slated for introduction in early 2006.
AMD has not yet publicly commited to introducing dual-core processors to the mobile market. The only "jump" AMD has (or rather, will have, once their products are shipping) with Turion is SSE3 and 64-bit support, both of which, IMHO, of rather questionable value in the mobile market.