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Acer predator 21x vs PC

Hey everyone, 

I saw what a beast the 21x will be with 2 1080s and a curved screen and all that goodness, the price seemed a bit wonky, but im no expert, what do you guys think? Would a pc with the same specs cost this much? if it does, would you still buy the 21x? make sure you express your thought down below!

 

PS i know that we dont know the full specs yet, but later, if someone could make a video about it that would be pretty cool.

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Looks like shit, and looks very heavy. I also think that a curved screen on a laptop is stupid. 

A desktop with the same specs will cost less, obviously since laptops (and prebuilt) come with a premium cost

Also.. I can only imagine how hot my lap will get if it were to use it. Just sounds like the most uncomfortable experience possible imo

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I bet you can build a Monster PC with the x34 for the Amount this thing will cost.

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I am sure it is obscenly priced. I could never get on the curved screen hype train though. For being one of a kind you know they are going to charge tons for it, especially with two 1080s. I wouldn't even expect it to be even under 3K for the price.

 

 

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Do you even consider the 21X a laptop? I think lifting it up by its own will break my spine 10 times over. Definitely not gonna buy that ever.

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19 hours ago, David /Flicks/ Hollos said:

I saw what a beast the 21x will be with 2 1080s and a curved screen and all that goodness, the price seemed a bit wonky, but im no expert, what do you guys think? Would a pc with the same specs cost this much? if it does, would you still buy the 21x? make sure you express your thought down below!

Useless. Everything is soldered. If 1 of the 1080s break, you'll need to replace the entire motherboard. 

There are already 2x1080 laptops.

http://www.hidevolution.com/evoc-p870dm3-dual-gtx-1080.html

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  • 2 months later...

for $9000

 

you can get 

2 titanX = $3000

$6000 left

1 2tb Samsung NVMe PCie SSD pro = $2000

$4000 left

1300 for monitor

2700

2700 left for RAM, motherboard, CPU and power brick + case.

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somehow that still isnt enough......... need more overkill.... right?

 

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