Do you know this brand? Have you used a Sager? I never heard of Sager before this reading this thread.
This will be my first Sager so I can't vouch for them personally, but I have a couple colleagues who swear by them. They also seem to have quite a good reputation in the gamer community. For me their main selling point is the customization allowed. I don't know of any other 15" laptop I can fit 4 hard drives in to.
It's not real encouraging that you didn't get a response to your email. Their laptops get resold by a lot of the boutique laptop shops so if you search for the model number you may be able to find a local reseller who can provide better service.
The technique thinks that 32 GB is overkill. He suggests to stay to 16 GB. What do you think about this. We need to make 3D-models, right?
Its been said before that you can never be to rich or have to much RAM (that goes for VRAM too). One of the things I like about the NP8265-S is the 4GB of VRAM on the 780M. There is a table on Agisoft's wiki with estimates of how much RAM you need to process a given number of photos and I don't think 32 GB is overkill at all, I would probably get a 64 GB laptop if anyone made 16 GB SODIMMs. If you need to save a little money I would probably opt for a slightly slower processor before decreasing the amount of RAM.
In between I got to know from the university that I cannot get either Sager, Lenovo or anything else than Fujitsu.
Ah the joys of single source contracts. Some places will allow you to buy from other sources if you can justify in writing why the approved vendor doesn't provide a product that meets your requirements. Doing that may not be worth the effort though.