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    Re: Ubuntu Alienware gameing machine.

    Quote Originally Posted by mips View Post
    Those systems look very expensive to me. I could build something much better I reckon.


    ... its Alienware ? Always overpriced.

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    Re: Ubuntu Alienware gameing machine.

    Yes it's Alienware and that makes it more great! Fantastic indeed.

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    Re: Ubuntu Alienware gameing machine.

    All we need now is for D3 and WoW to be ported to Ubuntu

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    Re: Ubuntu Alienware gameing machine.

    Quote Originally Posted by mips View Post
    Those systems look very expensive to me. I could build something much better I reckon.
    The low end model is actually cheaper than the cost of the parts.

    The other two are more expensive but only by around ~$200, which is not bad considering the value of warranty, service, assembly, etc.
    That's what she said.

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    Re: Ubuntu Alienware gameing machine.

    This is indeed good news. The one manufacturer who's name is synonymous with PC gaming is now pushing Ubuntu. I guess Steam's push for Linux has made it's way to hardware. Now let's see if the likes of nVIDIA take note....
    Thinkpad T430, Intel i5-3320M (Ivy), 8GB RAM, Intel HD 4000, 500GB HDD: Xubuntu 20.04 LTS 64bit

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    Re: Ubuntu Alienware gameing machine.

    Quote Originally Posted by zer010 View Post
    This is indeed good news. The one manufacturer who's name is synonymous with PC gaming is now pushing Ubuntu. I guess Steam's push for Linux has made it's way to hardware. Now let's see if the likes of nVIDIA take note....
    http://www.iloveubuntu.net/ubuntu-wi...official-event

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    Re: Ubuntu Alienware gameing machine.

    Quote Originally Posted by zer010 View Post
    This is indeed good news. The one manufacturer who's name is synonymous with PC gaming is now pushing Ubuntu. I guess Steam's push for Linux has made it's way to hardware. Now let's see if the likes of nVIDIA take note....
    Nvidia has always provided pretty decent Linux drivers and they've gotten better as of late with the partnership between Valve and Canonical.

    AMD is the one you have to push for.
    That's what she said.

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    Re: Ubuntu Alienware gameing machine.

    I will admit that I prefer using nVIDIA over AMD, but since I'm running the famed Optimus tech it still seems like nVIDA is slacking off. Thank goodness for the bumblebee project.
    I'm not sure why I've almost instictively dismissed AMD, but it would be nice if they would step it up.
    Also, if I'm not mistaken, isn't Alienware a division of Dell? Like Dewalt is a division of Black&Decker...
    Thinkpad T430, Intel i5-3320M (Ivy), 8GB RAM, Intel HD 4000, 500GB HDD: Xubuntu 20.04 LTS 64bit

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    Re: Ubuntu Alienware gameing machine.

    I would not touch ATI/AMD with a barge pole on Linux.

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    Re: Ubuntu Alienware gameing machine.

    The price is good and I'm excited. With steam and now Alienware providing this type of system, very good news.

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