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Alienware M11x r1 vs Alienware M11x r2 (benchmarks)
Alienware M11x first generation was launched with the C2D processor and but the Alienware is offering this little beast with Core i-series of processors from the past few months. Folks at pcwatch have compared the power of the C2D version (r1) with the Core i3 version (r2). Core i3 M11x offers similar performance as the Core 2 Duo version, except in the graphics department where the old C2D M11x scored over 6000 points and new Core i3 M11x could get mere 2264 points.
Alienware M11x i3-330UM available in New Zealand
Dell NZ is now offering Core i3-powered Alienware M11x mini-notebook. This is great for those who yearn for an improved battery runtime. So, the family of Alienware M11x in NZ looks like this:
M11xR1 SU4100
M11xR1 SU7300
M11xR2 i3-330UM
M11xR2 i5-520UM
M11xR2 i7-640UM
Note – “Intel Turbo” feature is not present in Core i3 version, but does include “hyper threading”
Alienware M11x Hinge problems?
Alienware has the reputation of making some of the amazing gaming computers out there, but it appears that the little Alienware M11x is having some issues with its hinge which seems to be pulling away from the base when in vertical position and in some cases the hinges separate from the mounts
Alienware M11x updated
Dell is now offering a more powerful version of the Alienware M11x netbook that comes with Intel Core i5-520UM or Intel Core i7-640UM processor. So now, one can choose between Core 2 Duo, Core i5, or Core i7 processor which is a huge upgrade for the gamers as many found the Intel Core 2 Duo SU7300 processor weak for their needs. Another new feature in the Core i-series M11x is the implementation of Nvidia Optimus technology which allows automatic shifting between discrete and integrated graphics depending on the task
However, the price has been increased to $949 for the Core i-series models.
Asus Lamborghini VX6
A new player has entered the ring to give the amazing Alienware M11x some competition. The Asus Lamborghini VX6 dons Lamborghini branding and a wicked design complimenting the Lamborghini cars. However, unlike Alienware M11x, it comes with a dual core Atom processor. Do not get us wrong, the dual core D525 processor packs a lot more punch than the Atom N450 and N475 processors, but it is no match for the Core i7 equipped Alienware M11x.
This Lambo is outfitted with a 12.1-inch display and next-generation ION graphics (ION2) and can be equipped with upto 4GB RAM. Also, Asus bundles it with Windows 7 Starter edition which is a slap on the Lamborghini range of notebooks. Price of the Asus VX6 is going to be $699
Alienware M11x BIOS (A03)
Alienware has released a new BIOS for the M11x. New features include lowered fan speed and fixing of the battery charge disable/enable bug
Alienware M11x to get Intel Core i-series update
Alienware has updated its little beast, M11x with the Core i-series update. Starting next month, the mini laptop will be available with the choice of Intel Core i3, i5, and i7 processors. Currently, the machine is powered by a Intel CULV CPU and many are blaming it for being slow when it comes to gaming. This update will allow the hardcore gamers to equip it with the all-powerful Core i7 CPU.
It will be interesting to see what this update will do to its 2 hour battery life under gaming mode.
More powerful Alienware M11x in the tunnel
According to discussion at notebookreview’s forum, Alienware M11x could be receiving a hardware update in the coming months where it would be endowed with a new Core i5/i7 processor and NVIDIA’s optimus technology.
For those who are not familiar with this little beast, it is the Alienware first mini-laptop which features a CULV processor and a powerful GPU underneath its matte plastic body.
Alienware M11x overclocking
Dell has turned on the over clocking feature in the BIOS. You can increase the CPU speed by upto 33% before it becomes unstable. Here is the score before overclocking:
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Alienware M11x dissected, examined
Well, somebody screwed-up their courage to dissect the most powerful ultra-portable ever made. Here are few pictures for those who want to see the allure of high-quality stuff inside. Know more about Alienware M11x [via 163] (Chinese)
