Display Type: EON17-SLX QHD 2540 x 1440 17.3" IPS 120Hz G-SYNC Display
Screen Calibration: ORIGIN PC LCD Screen Calibration
Keyboard and Touchpad: Backlit Multi-Color Keyboard
Graphic Cards: Single NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 8GB [VR Ready]
ORIGIN Professional Graphics Card Overclocking: ORIGIN PC Professional Graphics Card Overclocking
Processors: Intel Core i7 7700K Quad-Core 4.2GHz (4.5GHz TurboBoost)
Thermal Compound: GELID GC-Extreme CPU Application
Thermal Compound: GELID GC-Extreme Graphics Card Application
Memory: 16GB ORIGIN PC Approved DDR4 2400MHz (2 X 8GB)
Operating System: MS Windows 10 Professional
M.2 SSD Drive: 1TB Samsung 960 Evo PCIe NVMe M.2
M.2 SSD Drive Two: None
Hard Drive: 1TB Samsung 850 Evo Series
Audio: Integrated High-Definition Audio powered by Sound Blaster Xfi MB5 w/ external 7.1 support
Onboard LAN: Dual Killer™ E2400
Networking: Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 8265 + BT Combo
SuperSpeed USB 3.0: SuperSpeed USB 3.0
SuperSpeed+ USB 3.1 Type-C: USB 3.1 Type-C
Media Card Reader: Media Card Reader
Finger Print Reader: Integrated Biometric Area Fingerprint Reader
Integrated Camera: Built-in 2.0M FHD Video Camera
Capture Cards: AVermedia Live Gamer Extreme LGX

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I'm wanting a very powerful laptop but I'm wanting the bang for my buck as well.

@ZayZe Are the parts worth 5000 dollars? No.
Are you going to find a laptop for less with the same components? No.

It's 'decent' prized for a laptop with these parts, but if it were a computer, the price tag would be lower. For a laptop I suppose that you'd end up paying 5000$ for these parts regardless. Not sure why some of the parts are even on there though. Biometric fingerprint scanner? Jeez.

I mentioned it before to you, so I won't reiterate the whole laptop ordeal. For a laptop, this is pretty high-end shit. Whether you wanna pay 5000$ for it is up to what value you attach to the laptop.

Hell to the fuck no.

As @Buddha said, for 5000$ you can get a beast of a desktop computer that would perform at least 100x better than any high-end laptop can. They're small, they overheat, it sucks. If you have a 5000$ budget at least build a desktop with a titan-X sli, it'll be way more worth it (and pretty too).

@Therealslayer the problem is that I know Zayze is going abroad and doesn't want to haul around a PC. So, that's not a viable option for him. I was trying to provide a commentary that catered to his wishes, because I think even he himself knows that for 5000 dollars he could buy two PC's with the same specs as the laptop.

@Buddha

Haha yeah sadly a lot of those things are useless to me as a gamer. I've rewlized. I'll keep doing research in the meantime. I've heard debates on getting alienewares but the warranties they offer are pretty awesome.

Origin offers VERY good specs in their systems too though. It's a rough choice.

@Therealslayer the problem is that I know Zayze is going abroad and doesn't want to haul around a PC. So, that's not a viable option for him. I was trying to provide a commentary that catered to his wishes, because I think even he himself knows that for 5000 dollars he could buy two PC's with the same specs as the laptop.

Yes sir. Correct!!! :)

@Buddha

Haha yeah sadly a lot of those things are useless to me as a gamer. I've rewlized. I'll keep doing research in the meantime. I've heard debates on getting alienewares but the warranties they offer are pretty awesome.

Origin offers VERY good specs in their systems too though. It's a rough choice.

I've never tried Alienware but those who game on those laptops love them. Though they're pricey as hell. Honestly, it depends on what kind of games you want to play. I had a 1000$ Dell laptop for 2 years, but I mostly played WoW and CoD on there. It served me well for the price.

Right? Then I go to amazon, and find a MSI laptop for like 1/2 the price.

amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01MU51RQQ/ref=pd_a..

Definitely worth it, and for a couple hundred more you get it with a 1080, that's pretty damn good.

No Laptop or desktop is worth $5,000.

Those are some pretty high-end specs, if I'm honest. I'm not a PC specialist, but I think that's a tad bit too expensive. I bought my Predator for around $1099, and that's including monitor and speaker system.

Yeah. They are super good specs. I think I'm gonna end up getting them. amazon.com/MSI-GT83VR-TITAN-SLI-212-i7..

That one is just so good..

@Hostile

amazon.com/MSI-GT83VR-TITAN-SLI-212-i7..

That one is just so good..

Damn that dual sli, you planning on playing RE7 VR on that thing? :P

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Damn that dual sli, you planning on playing RE7 VR on that thing? :P

I definitely could. Haha I'm still debating on if it's worth it or not. It's got accident insurance too. I mean that laptop would be good for the next 4 or 5 years easily.

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I definitely could. Haha I'm still debating on if it's worth it or not. It's got accident insurance too. I mean that laptop would be good for the next 4 or 5 years easily.

Yeah, it's definitely powerful. I'm just warry about overheating but you can always get a cooling pad.

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Yeah, it's definitely powerful. I'm just warry about overheating but you can always get a cooling pad.

Yeah exactly. I'm also wary of new technology making my rig completely obsolete. It should be alright though.