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Shadow- wrote If thats all youre wanting to play then buying a razer blade is going waaaaaaay overboard. I have a 700 dollar toshiba that can run bf3 med settings
Jesus is that all really? Waw...
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I really don't think any laptop should be gaming
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Halo-3 wrote I really don't think any laptop should be gaming
Sorry but that doesn't make sense...
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The razer blade is overpriced for it's specs, even in gaming laptop prices.

I personally have a sager NP8170, and I love it. It's extremely easy to pack up, and bring anywhere I want. Even with a hot running card, I can still play games at max settings with no issue to keeping the heat down.

ASUS, and MSI are good desktop replacement companies as well.
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Forest wrote The razer blade is overpriced for it's specs, even in gaming laptop prices.

I personally have a sager NP8170, and I love it. It's extremely easy to pack up, and bring anywhere I want. Even with a hot running card, I can still play games at max settings with no issue to keeping the heat down.

ASUS, and MSI are good desktop replacement companies as well.
That looks pretty good however heres my thoughts.

Razer Blade wins on looks
Razer Blade wins on price

Sager wins on specs?
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All it really seems you're paying for is the name and slimness. If slimness isn't an issue there are probably better alternatives.

The ASUSG75 would suit your needs fine and it's like $1300 or so.
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The Razer Blade is overpriced. Just like MacBooks, you pay for the brand instead of just the specs.
Try looking into MSI laptops.
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inuyasha555 wrote All it really seems you're paying for is the name and slimness. If slimness isn't an issue there are probably better alternatives.

The ASUSG75 would suit your needs fine and it's like $1300 or so.
That seems pretty sick but can anyone vouch on the specs being better?
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Wart wrote
Forest wrote The razer blade is overpriced for it's specs, even in gaming laptop prices.

I personally have a sager NP8170, and I love it. It's extremely easy to pack up, and bring anywhere I want. Even with a hot running card, I can still play games at max settings with no issue to keeping the heat down.

ASUS, and MSI are good desktop replacement companies as well.
That looks pretty good however heres my thoughts.

Razer Blade wins on looks
Razer Blade wins on price

Sager wins on specs?


Sager wins on specs hands down, and they are more customizable compared to the Razer blade.

It all comes down to what specs you want in it, and if the design is a big factor.

Some of the newer sager models are a little more flashy, but they aren't as sleek as the razer blade refresh.
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Forest wrote
Wart wrote
Forest wrote The razer blade is overpriced for it's specs, even in gaming laptop prices.

I personally have a sager NP8170, and I love it. It's extremely easy to pack up, and bring anywhere I want. Even with a hot running card, I can still play games at max settings with no issue to keeping the heat down.

ASUS, and MSI are good desktop replacement companies as well.
That looks pretty good however heres my thoughts.

Razer Blade wins on looks
Razer Blade wins on price

Sager wins on specs?


Sager wins on specs hands down, and they are more customizable compared to the Razer blade.

It all comes down to what specs you want in it, and if the design is a big factor.

Some of the newer sager models are a little more flashy, but they aren't as sleek as the razer blade refresh.
Yeah I was kind of hoping for a sleek design as well as good specs but I don't know to be honest :/
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