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    Crysis Shake!!

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by o6RSEvo, Jan 6, 2008.

  1. o6RSEvo

    o6RSEvo Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hey guys I have an Asus G1S-B2 and whenever I put in the Crysis disk to play, the initial spinning of the disk (I don't know what its called lol) is very intense, it vibrates very strong that is shakes the space bar slightly. Is this normal or what? I'm just worried cause I just got this laptop.

    Also Im kind of a newbe at this but does the disk drive when it is fully extended supposed to have some play? Meaning it moves around like its loose or something.

    Thank you!

    -Don
     
    o6RSEvo, Jan 6, 2008
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  2. Gobmonster

    Gobmonster Notebook Consultant

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    You should search for a crysis no cd crack so that you can play without the disk in the drive
     
    Gobmonster, Jan 6, 2008
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    Nrbelex Notebook Deity NBR Reviewer

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    Only with Crysis or any disc you put in?

    ~ Brett
     
    Nrbelex, Jan 7, 2008
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    RayanMX Notebook Evangelist

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    I've always do the no-cd technique because I want to keep my originals in good shape and lessen the wear and tear of the DVD Drive. :)

    Yes, the DVD tray has some sideways "play" on it. It's normal. Just make sure you use both hands when mouning a CD/DVD to avoid excessive downwards bending.
     
    RayanMX, Jan 7, 2008
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