Yay, got it today. Not sure this is the right place to ask but you all seem like a helpful lot. Regarding AlienFX, how to I get it to morph through the whole color spectrum? Right now I can only select two colors eg. blue, green. It will fade from blue to green, then snap back to blue. Is there a setting to flow smoothly through all? Thanks.
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My laptop (in sig) was $1185 with tax/shipping.
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afraid not :S
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@cjules, in the Command Center, go to Advanced options. You need to add "actions" to perform multiple morphs. Hope that helps.
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@troublebreathing
Mine was $830 shipped. Then again you have the 500 gb hd and Gobi AT&T vs my 250gb hd and no WWAN.
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I'll be ordering soon, been reading these owner's threads since the original.
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So I want to put a ssd into the m11x i'm going to receive.
Should I do a fresh install / or clone?
I've been reading if I do a new install of Win7 it will automatically align the ssd?
I'm trying to figure some stuff out, I'll probably do a clean install of Win7 cause I have no idea how to align the ssd. It'd be great if someone with experience could give me AIM contact info or something to hold my hand for the first run through. Or point me in the right direction. There's just too much info that I'm trying to sort through. -
Anyone dissapointed, having to settle on such a weak processor?
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So far, all the games I have tried have run great so no. For just simple web browsing, word processing, and watching HD content it hasn't broken a sweat.
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I have Adobe Creative Suite 4 on here, but haven't used it much yet. I may start to see the processor lag there.
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Has anyone here gotten their EPP student discount on their own custom-configured M11x? I don't want to have to pay extra for the $1069 one on the EPP site... The sales rep I talked to wouldn't give me a 10% student discount on my $849 system.
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not disappointed with the CPU at all. Don't think I've run into an issue with the CPU yet besides not being able to MAX out BFBC2 haha but it's playable and that was my main concern. The SSD helps hide any slowness with uber loads. Dragon Age Origins load times were shortened tremendously. Can't speak for ME2 though.
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Wow, now my screen has that gap issue.
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I recieved that same email ceol with a 50 off coupon for a new system purchase.
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The issue is they are building systems too fast and despite what they tell you on the phone, they are probably barely testing them at all.
*heavy accent* "Sir I can see here that your system is being built with highest quality parts and then goes through high level testing to ensure it is perfect and Alienware has high demand Sir so the wait time is higher." -
EDIT: I'd give you some coupon codes that will expire today and will drop the price of the EPP system to $940, but you don't have PM enabled. Also check this thread:
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Let's talk squaretrade warranty for the m11X.
It seems to be that squaretrade has not vested interest in repairing this device. I would think that playing the odds they would want to pay out and hope that you buy another warranty when you get your replacement unit.
What do you think?
Also there is a $50 deductible for accidental damage incidents, and the maximum payout on the warranty will never exceed what you paid for the warranty...hell one LCD will probably chew that up.
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man this thing is totally awesome.
One week in and i'm absolutely loving it. got a mobile 3g o2 USB stick on it.. and i've got internet everywhere. I use it throughout the day and come home with 30% battery still left, and I did tons of work sent out tons of emails all day.
Its so portable and fast (with SSD) i'm really so happy with it. Its light and perfect for reading stuff on the tube without taking a lot of space. easy to close and toss into your bag, it goes into suspend mode right away.
What a great device. I did my first skype video call while moving at 80mph on the train
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Got a tech coming out to replace my motherboard and screen. This is fantastic.
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aw that sucks ceowulf D: .. tis ok atleast no more wait right
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ok so i did a clean install onto a larger 500gb drive i bought. is there any way to get the default alienware login screen back?
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^ I too would like to know. I liked the one I chose from factory.
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I saw it somewhere... i'll try and find it... i think its a download or something...
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Lol bashing on 3rd party techs. Or you take out the bt module and blame your tech to get a free 2nd bt if Dell will cover it lol j/k. But yeah make sure every screw and what not gets put back into place...
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I thought I would comment on the CPU of this machine.
It's fantastic. I've got about 9 tabs open in Firefox, downloading three games in Steam, and running Pidgin and there's absolutely no stutter. I've also got the keyboard to morph between blue and purple (which is awesome!). Speaking of the keyboard, I came from a MacBook keyboard and this thing is really nice. It's a tiny bit smaller than a MB but it only takes about five minutes to get used to it and then you're typing away.
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@ceolwulf I read earlier that you said the protective screen made the screen appear oily and that you didn't recommend the anti-glare viewguard.
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They decide if they will repair or pay out. In my opinion, they have no real vested interest in repairing. BTW...they say they do all the repairs in house and nothing would go back to dell. If its AD you pay $50 more for each AD claim. When the cost of service provided to you equals the cost of the m11x, your warranty is over.
So it seems to me that the Dell warranty is the better choice. I am really looking for arguments the other way.
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why do you guys replace parts or repair it when you can replace entire notebook within 21 days?
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I haven't used it in a classroom (I will on Monday, though) but I don't think the benefit is worth the loss of screen quality.
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