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ScizzMoney · 11-27-2016, 11:13 AM

I'd go with the one that has a 1070m. From what I've read it's about a 15-20% increase in graphic performance over the 1060m.

I've loved my Alienware laptop. EVERYTHING that sells well will have numerous amounts that have problems, I have had no issues with mine and 3 of my friends that own them haven't had problems either. I've used mine as a daily gaming rig / desktop replacement and took it to camp with me (work camp, oil sands site) every week.

My brother has an Asus gaming laptop and he has had no issues with it, he said he'd buy one again when he needs to update.

You really can't go wrong with whatever you pick, as they all have fairly premium components inside them. My biggest advice is to not use them as "laptops" as they all run warm. Keep them on flat surfaces that allow them to breathe.

11-27-2016, 11:13 AM	#11
ScizzMoney I contribute to threads in the offtopic forum Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: 604 Posts: 2,538 Thanked 1,137 Times in 259 Posts Failed 170 Times in 46 Posts	I'd go with the one that has a 1070m. From what I've read it's about a 15-20% increase in graphic performance over the 1060m. I've loved my Alienware laptop. EVERYTHING that sells well will have numerous amounts that have problems, I have had no issues with mine and 3 of my friends that own them haven't had problems either. I've used mine as a daily gaming rig / desktop replacement and took it to camp with me (work camp, oil sands site) every week. My brother has an Asus gaming laptop and he has had no issues with it, he said he'd buy one again when he needs to update. You really can't go wrong with whatever you pick, as they all have fairly premium components inside them. My biggest advice is to not use them as "laptops" as they all run warm. Keep them on flat surfaces that allow them to breathe. __________________ Scizz's a living legend and I tell you why, everybody wanna be Scizz an Scizz still alive