Considering the price, we bought the 4 GB version. The cheaper Sony VAIO VPCF1290X comes with 4 GB (two 2 GB bars) of DDR 3 RAM running at a frequency of 1333 MHz, but you can get 8 GB (two 4 GB bars) of DDR 3 RAM on a front side bus. On the other hand, a 256GB SSD (Solid State Drive) will set you back $525 and a 500GB HDD that spins at 7200 rotations per minute, $105. The standard hard drive is a 320 GB drive (spinning at 5400 revolutions per minute), quite basic and small. However, you need to pay $150 for the Windows 7 Ultimate (64-bit) operating system. You get a genuine copy of Windows 7 Home operating system on 64-bit architecture for free.
With Turbo Boost technology enabled, you can get it to run at 3.06 GHz. However, it may have the Intel Core i7 820QM central processing unit (running at 1.73 GHz). The cheaper version of the Sony VAIO VPCF1290X comes with an Intel Core i7 740QM processor running at a very good speed of 1.73 GHz (Turbo Boost technology can push it up to 2.93 GHz). Let’s start with the processor, the main part. Let’s see what options we have and how much each one costs. That’s why users can customize the Sony VAIO VPCF1290X and build the multimedia and gaming laptop of their dreams. It was released after many online publications began to notice that Sony was very rigid when it came to customizing their electronics. The Sony VAIO VPCF1290X is Sony’s second most customizable laptop. Shopping Product Reviews Sony VAIO VPCF1290X – The Customizable Laptop
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