World's fastest laptop

[Don McKenzie]

AVADirect Clevo X7200: Six Cores, SSD RAID, and GTX 480M SLI Yields World's Fastest DTR Notebook.

The Clevo X7200 is an absolute tank, weighing in at 12.1 pounds for a basic configuration with a single 480M GPU. We see
little point in buying such a high-end product and only getting the basics, though, so AVADirect loaded us up with what
is easily the fastest piece of portable kit this side of 2011. Dual GTX 480M is only the starting point; for the OS and
performance-oriented applications, they RAIDed a couple of Crucial RealSSD C300 256GB SSDs together, then tacked on a
Seagate Momentus XT 500GB drive for mass storage. All told, we'd put the weight of just the notebook and battery at
close to 13 pounds.

http://x2t.com/fastest-laptop


Cheers Don...

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[Joerg]

AVADirect Clevo X7200: Six Cores, SSD RAID, and GTX 480M SLI Yields
World's Fastest DTR Notebook.

The Clevo X7200 is an absolute tank, weighing in at 12.1 pounds for a
basic configuration with a single 480M GPU. We see little point in
buying such a high-end product and only getting the basics, though, so
AVADirect loaded us up with what is easily the fastest piece of portable
kit this side of 2011. Dual GTX 480M is only the starting point; for the
OS and performance-oriented applications, they RAIDed a couple of
Crucial RealSSD C300 256GB SSDs together, then tacked on a Seagate
Momentus XT 500GB drive for mass storage. All told, we'd put the weight
of just the notebook and battery at close to 13 pounds.

http://x2t.com/fastest-laptop

Under 45mins per charge on the battery ... what good does that really
do?