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  1. eben48

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    im getting a laptop with a budget of 2000 http://tinyurl.com/ljxn6zp find me something better and ill pay 20k. i don't like mac. i don't need a monitor or keyboard any os will do im familiarwith both windows and a variety of Linux distros
     
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    $2000- MSI GT70 2OD-064US with Intel Haswell Core i7-4700MQ (2.4~3.4GHz), GTX780M, 12GB DDR3 1600mhz RAM, and 1TB HDD. Great laptop, but you can get even more out of it with its 15.6inch counterpart below.

    MSI GT60 2OD-026US (15.6inch, but with more goodies. I don't mind the 15.6in screen for gaming, its perfect) with Intel Haswell Core i7-4700MQ (2.4~3.4GHz), GTX780M, 16GB DDR3 1600mhz RAM, and 128GB mSATA SSD + 1TB HDD.
    It can run anything you throw at it with max settings and still have good fps (at least 45+ in any game, i get around 70fps ultra settings in BF3). The only problem with MSI is that they do a bad thermal paste job, so if you order online, get the IC Diamond compound for thermal paste. On GenTechPC, its free.

    Clevo is another great option. I don't have much personal experience with Sager/Clevo, but I've heard nothing but greatness about them. You can get the Clevo P177SM (17.3inch) with the same specs as above for $2000 as well, but you won't get some of the other goodies MSI offers. MSI has a better keyboard, better sound quality, a better ethernet controller, and better wifi card. I think it also has a better screen- not 100% sure on that one.

    You can't go wrong with either choice!
    Hope this helps, good luck choosing!
     
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    my first choice was the msi gt60 ive been looking at that one for a while
     
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    I... don't know
     
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    because i need it to be por
    because i need it to be portable for school
     
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    I have a MSI Gt70 17,3 inch with intel core i7. And I love it! So go for that ond :)
     
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    I was for Alienware when it was Alienware based out of Miami, This was back in the mid to late 90's... Now that it is Dell forget it.. If you want a Boutique then Origin PC (original founders of Alienware) or the like.