Razer Blade Delayed to 2012
"The New Razer Blade Gaming Notebook is being delayed to January 2012"
Published: 23rd December 2011 | Source: Techpowerup |
Razer Blade Delayed to 2012
The Razer Blade Gaming Notebook is being delayed to January 2012 due to the company swapping from using a HDD to an SSD, this is due to them striking a deal and managing to get them cheaper than usual, many people may think this is a bad idea as the price will rise well Razer have manage to get them for a price which allows them to keep the price of the Razer Blade the same.
The change in drives will give the users a 256GB SSD rather than a 320GB HDD this may be a drop in overall size however im sure the performance gain from swapping will be enough to satisfy even the people who would prefer storage over speed.
However those who have already placed and order (pre-orders) for the blade will be getting coupons for a free Razer Orochi Black Edition gaming mouse to complement their Blades.
For more information about the Razer Blade please visit the Razer website
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I wonder what motherboard they were using as well and if it it was a Z77 one using some of the Z77 features or if it was a Z68/P67 board. Nice to see more and more leaks are starting to emerge though.
it looks cluttered!!!!
wouldn't it be nice to have an AIO app that does it all, and is neatly layed out (and also looks fantastic)
....watch this space
they are pretty good numbers if it is stock.
look how many apps you have to open to show what your rig can do
it looks cluttered!!!!
wouldn't it be nice to have an AIO app that does it all, and is neatly layed out (and also looks fantastic)
....watch this space
It would be nice
*anticipating something big from Dug!!*
They should have put it up against a 2600k so we can see how much of a performance difference there is.
I would not expect too much. I've read numbers like ~15% performance increase. intel obviously uses this toc to reduce power consumption rather than cannibalise SB-E which they propably could do would they go for higher default clocks.
I personally like the reduction of power consumption. Others would prefer sheer POWA!!!
The lower TDP and voltage is what will make IB good but it also means you can push them harder because of the lower voltage at stock giving it more overclock headroom.
the big thing intel have done is with the igp so they can try and cut amd off with llano as they dont want to be seen to be losing ground on them in any sector of the market.
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