Looking for a $4000 gaming laptop

[challenger15]

I am currently on the hunt for a $4000 gaming laptop for extreme gaming. Is there any laptop that could outclass the alienware 18, which comes with the 780m SLI? I am looking for the best among the best right now, so shoot me some suggestions.

 

[Drew010]

Here ya go, Tom's even did a review of it as well: http://www.eurocom.com/products/

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/eurocom-panther-5d-notebook-review,3685.html

 

[challenger15]

good, but it only comes with a 680m SLI configuration. I need it to go better than that.

 

[Drew010]

Try this then: http://www.originpc.com/gaming/laptops/eon17-slx/

Origin is considered one of the best PC builders out there

 

[expeacer]

Now that's more of what he is talking about. Do you have any previous experience with origin?How is their warranty and after-sales service?Im seriously considering the eon17 as my next laptop

 

[Drew010]

I do not personally have any experience with Origin, but I have a friend who had his PC built by them. It was a pretty high end rig, with a 3930k, Rampage IV Extreme, and GTX 690 all with custom watercooling and he hasn't had a single issue.

 

[Guest]

I'm willing to part with mine for $4000. It can play Wolf 3D and Quake. 600mb hdd, 128 k ram. Paypal?

 

[challenger15]

I do not personally have any experience with Origin, but I have a friend who had his PC built by them. It was a pretty high end rig, with a 3930k, Rampage IV Extreme, and GTX 690 all with custom watercooling and he hasn't had a single issue.

Good. I plan on getting a build within the near future, so hearing that eases my concerns. I should be able to max out most games with something like the EON17.

 

[Drew010]

I do not personally have any experience with Origin, but I have a friend who had his PC built by them. It was a pretty high end rig, with a 3930k, Rampage IV Extreme, and GTX 690 all with custom watercooling and he hasn't had a single issue.

Good. I plan on getting a build within the near future, so hearing that eases my concerns. I should be able to max out most games with something like the EON17.

One 780 will max out almost every game at 1080p, while two in SLI will definitely max out anything in 1080