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Went to Alienware website... I'm still dribbling
That's one bad azz hardware 
Posted on: 2005/3/1 8:43
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as Nicholas said - there are nVidia chipset models out there. Most are older chipsets still but the one he mentions should be bad ass !
nVidia just launched the chipset it uses so expect more models to show up soon. I had the luxury of using a Dell laptop with an nVidia chipset a few weeks ago and AROS ran very well indeed - first time I had used a laptop that supported a 1600x1280 resolution AND looked good doing it =D If you can hang on your probably better waiting for an AMD powered beastie - but its your call.
Posted on: 2005/3/1 7:54
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This one will be just about one of the best one you could buy, and has PCI Express x16 NVidia 6800 Go Gfx Card in it.
It's a Pentium 4 though. Personally I prefer an Athlon64 CPU, thats why I have one in my laptop along with 1GB of RAM, and a 128MB Radeon 9600.  Alienware Australia
Posted on: 2005/3/1 5:52
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In a few months time I may be in the market for a new laptop. Just observing things on various forums (not only AROS) it looks like there are more drivers available for nVidia chipsets. However, I have found that most of the new high-performance laptops/notebooks use ATI Radeon gfx. Would anyone recommend a laptop/brand with nVidia, if there is such thing for laptops?
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Posted on: 2005/3/1 5:42
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