Eurocom M980NU XCaliber - Intel Core 2 Extreme

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Pros:

Good 3D performance; Blu-ray drive; powerful audio system

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Very expensive; dual drives lack RAID; unremarkable productivity speed; heavy

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Last revision on October 14, 2009

Reviewers Liked

Good 3D performance; Blu-ray drive; powerful audio system

Reviewers Didn't Like

Very expensive; dual drives lack RAID; unremarkable productivity speed; heavy

Expert reviews and ratings

The XCaliber is a massive gaming notebook with quad-core processing, a great 18.4-inch LCD, and fast SLI graphics, but it's just too expensive....

By Computer Shopper on October 01, 2009

It's difficult to single out any specific area where the M98NU XCaliber's performance stands out. That is because the M98NU XCaliber excelled at every test we threw at it. With few exceptions (see below), this notebook represents some of the...

By HotHardware on October 14, 2009

A couple weeks ago we looked at Intel's new Clarksfield mobile CPU. The short story is that it's the mobile equivalent of Lynnfield, except at lower clock speeds and higher prices. We provided a first look at Clevo's W870CU and compared it...

By AnandTech on October 14, 2009