Alienware's first 14-inch notebook, the M14x, provides a potent blend of power and portability in an eye-catching design.
Read the full review →PC Mag says:
It's a great performer on the gaming grid, but its 14-inch frame works against it—the screen size may make you presume it's portable, but its weight is that of a desktop replacement. And with all the high-end components packed in, you might notice a formidable heat buildup. quote
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It may be twice as heavy as ultraportable laptops of similar size, but its gaming performance is twice as awesome.
Read the full review →The Alienware M14x R2 is a fine 14-inch gaming laptop hampered only by its performance in a couple of key areas.
Read the full review →It's a great performer on the gaming grid, but its 14-inch frame works against it—the screen size may make you presume it's portable, but its weight is that of a desktop replacement. And with all the high-end components packed in, you might notice a formidable heat buildup.
Read the full review →It's tough to find mobile PC gaming in a package that's neither too big nor too small. The Alienware M14x comes very close, with plenty of component options and a size that's hefty, but not backbreaking.
Read the full review →The M14x makes performance sacrifices in order to have a slightly smaller footprint on the desk and there isn't a practical gain in terms of better mobility.
Read the full review →If you need a gaming laptop to keep you entertained on the move, the M14x is a great option.
Read the full review →It's plenty fast enough to play all games but just not when looking their best, and for a gaming oriented machine that's crucial. Combined with its noisiness under load and premium price this prevents the M14x from receiving our coveted recommendation despite its many strengths.
Read the full review →If you're the type that doesn't want to compromise much on gaming performance and style but need a notebook in a reasonably portable size and weight, the Dell Alienware M14x is for you.
Read the full review →Just got the M14x about a week ago to replace my last laptop which had overheating issues. The M14X has tons of horse power and run really smooth. I opted to put an OCZ SSD in myself instead of paying Dell to do it. The SSD makes a huge difference but at the expence of storage. The case manages...
Read the full review →The display is great, the i7 processor is apparently upgradable to Ivy Bridge (custom BIOS required), the graphics is good enough unless you hook the laptop up to a higher-res monitor, RAM is sufficient (8GB) and easily upgradable to 16GB. The HDD is also easy to access. All in all, if youre...
Read the full review →I have pushed this machine with video and audio editing. With career specific software that is very demanding. Even very graphic intense, tough AI, hard core video games. I can not get this thing to lag in any way! I knew I was getting a beefy machine, but I did not know that I would not be...
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