AVADirect Clevo X7200 - Intel Core i7

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Pros:

CPU performance is superb, Display quality is excellent.
Screaming fast hardware, from the overclocked hex-core processor to the dual Nvidia GPUs. Can be tricked out in every way imaginable. Unbeatable performance in gaming and everything else.
Insane performance, Decent build quality, Good cooling system, Good speakers.

Cons:

Very short battery life, It's massive and so is the power brick.
Very big and heavy. Extremely low battery life. Lousy power connector.

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Last revision on December 9, 2011

Reviewers Liked

CPU performance is superb, Display quality is excellent
Screaming fast hardware, from the overclocked hex-core processor to the dual Nvidia GPUs. Can be tricked out in every way imaginable. Unbeatable performance in gaming and everything else
Insane performance, Decent build quality, Good cooling system, Good speakers

Reviewers Didn't Like

Very short battery life, It's massive and so is the power brick
Very big and heavy. Extremely low battery life. Lousy power connector
Huge and heavy, Subpar keyboard, Halfhour battery life, Very loud fans, Options add up quickly

Expert reviews and ratings

If you need a high end desktop performance in a mobile chassis, the X7200 is worth a look. Images (click to enlarge) AVADirect X7200: The Ultimate “Laptop in Name Only” AVADirect X7200 Review, by Loyd Case December 7, 2011 When I first...

By PCWorld on December 07, 2011

This is a gaming rig made especially for the hardware fanatics who want to brag about specs without hauling a full desktop. It's perfect for that crowd, but complete overkill for anyone else....

By PC Mag on January 04, 2011

Hot on the heels of Eurocom’s Radeon HD 6970M CrossFire-based launch, AVADirect promises even bigger performance using pair of GeForce GTX 485M modules in SLI. Can Nvidia reclaim the performance crown at a lower price than its competition's...

By Tom's Hardware UK on April 01, 2011

The Clevo X7200 is the fastest notebook we have tested, bar none. The sole focus of this machine is performance; there is no other reason to even consider buying it. With such power come formidable compromises. At 13.4 pounds and 2.5” thick, this...

By Notebook Review on December 06, 2010

About a week ago, I undertook a new exercise and fitness program. It's one of those high intensity workouts that can really burn through the calories, and in just one week I dropped 20 pounds! So what is this new wonder fitness regime and what does...

By AnandTech on June 01, 2010