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    Is there a vostro 1500 manual for disassembly?

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by zergslayer69, Mar 3, 2008.

  1. zergslayer69

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    I already did a search on the forum and skimmed the first few pages. The closest I got was "how do I replace ram" which is basically right underneath the laptop.

    Is there a manual for complete disassembly of the vostro 1500 so I can apply as5 onto the cpu/gpu? Thanks!
     
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    search for it on dell.com
     
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    Ridiculously fast responses from all of you! RIDICULOUS! If only customer support was this good.
     
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    THX men, hey what specs does your laptop has? and why are you doing it? mine is always at 38C gpu and cpu at 40C! I have a program that makes the forces de fan to be at high speed!
     
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    I'm actually doing this for a friend's laptop, who says her gpu is about 58C while running world of warcraft. My actual laptop is a gateway P6831fx. Specs are all stock, but to keep things simple it's got a T5450, 3 gigs of ram, 250gig hd, 8800gts 512mb, 17 inch screen 1440x900 native, intel wireless 4965 agn. Got it when it was on sale for $1199.

    Ok enough bragging about my laptop. I'll let you know how the temps are after I apply the as5.
     
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