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  1. 10-25-2012, 10:07 AM #1
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    Post Cyberpower X6-9120 Gaming Notebook

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    Cyberpower is a premier system builder with a legacy of providing gaming grade*performance*at a great value. Add this along with*the*fact that they always have*some*cool free upgrade promos going on and you have a recipe for some really cool toys. Let’s take a look at what we have in the X6-9120 and what it can offer you.… Read More
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  2. 11-04-2012, 08:45 PM #2
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    Be interesting to see how this Cyberpower notebook fares in a review.Nice to see that Cyberpower has the options and upgrades to SSD option too.
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    Cyberpower does have some good stuff.
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    This is a really powerful and a good gaming laptop. The only problem that I have with it is that you only have a 12GB Hard drive. I now you can probably upgrade it whenever you want but 12GB when playing computer games does not go very far.
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    This is a really powerful laptop that would be great for gaming.
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    All the free upgrades are nice. I didn't see how much it weigh. Most gaming laptops can be pretty heavy and some can be pretty light. So I wonder where this one fairs. The 6 cell battery sucks though. Having any gaming laptop you need to be able to unplug it and be able to use it for more than just a hour or 2. There have put a bigger battery in it, so that's kind of depressing. But reading through all the specs and whats in it the price I would say is not that bad. Has some lows to it imo but still a good looking laptop.
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    Hold up - a 12GB OCZ Agility? I've participated in a thread dedicated to cutting down the Windows Installation size.... the very least we could get was about 8-11GB (if I can recall). So can you just not install any programs? Or do they pretty much force you to get a bigger SSD?
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    Typo by BJorn. Supposed to be 128GB SSD.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joshua_Mahr View Post
    Typo by BJorn. Supposed to be 128GB SSD.
    Lol OK that's what I assumed.

    Seems like a nice notebook... although I'm not a fan of doing intensive gaming on an un-cooled machine (for the most part).
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    Quote Originally Posted by RSS_Poster View Post
    Categories: Laptop&Notebooks, Reviews & Articles
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    Cyberpower is a premier system builder with a legacy of providing gaming grade*performance*at a great value. Add this along with*the*fact that they always have*some*cool free upgrade promos going on and you have a recipe for some really cool toys. Let’s take a look at what we have in the X6-9120 and what it can offer you.… Read More
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  11. 11-12-2012, 03:28 PM #11
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    But can it play Crysis.. Sorry had too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joshua_Mahr View Post
    But can it play Crysis.. Sorry had too.
    People play that? I thought that was supposed to be a torture-test. Y'know, judging by my PC's benchmarks on it.
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    Still on my list to upgrade mine
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    Quote Originally Posted by nKwoel View Post
    Still on my list to upgrade mine
    To upgrade your... laptop?
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