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    HP ENVY dv6t-7300 and dv7t-7300 up on HP's site now

    Discussion in 'HP' started by Andrew Baxter, Feb 3, 2013.

  1. Andrew Baxter

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    Looks like HP has done some kind of minor refresh of the ENVY dv6t and ENVY dv7t as the dv6t-7300 and dv7t-7300 are now up on HP.com. I can't really tell what's different from the 7200 version other than the fact the SSD cache acceleration is now back and offered and it appears processors get a slight bump up, at least on the Quad Edition models. Graphics card options remain the same.

    Anyone else see any differences between the new model numbers and old?
     
  2. SpinalTarp

    SpinalTarp Notebook Consultant

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    Not much info on the HP site.
     
  3. justinkw1

    justinkw1 Notebook Virtuoso

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  4. Andrew Baxter

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    Nice catch Justin, didn't notice that. Though still nothing earth shattering, it'd be nice if HP were a little more transparent when updates arise instead of leaving it up to sleuth work.
     
  5. ninjaturtle

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    Didn't see the SSD cache option on the quad dv7t-7300 line. Hopefully these still have the mSATA connectors like the 7200s.
     
  6. isa220

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    ENVY dv6t-7200 Quad Edition series starts from i7-3630QM (2.4GHz)
    ENVY dv6t-7300 Select Edition series starts from i7-3632QM (2.2 GHz)
    it also have 32GB mSSD Hard Drive Acceleration Cache option.
     
  7. syddavis

    syddavis Newbie

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    Can a HP ENVY dv6t-7300 owner tell me for the laptop microphone sound recording what is the maximum sample rate, 192kHz, 96kHz, 48kHz, etc. (see attachment)?

    Thanks.

    -Steve

    View attachment 92986
     
  8. ruskysebas

    ruskysebas Newbie

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    Hi guys! So, i just bought envy dv6t 7300, with intel i7 3630Q, 8Gb memory, 635m NVidia, and 1920x1080 display, So, i bought it with the cheaper Hard drive, because I wanna change it to a Solid State Drive, that i bought too (OCZ Vector 256Gb SSD), can someone tell me, who really knows, that if should i take out the Hard drive and put the SSD then boot the windows, or, should I put the SSD as a secondary drive then boot the windows in it and then take out the Hard Drive and leave the SSD as the principal!?

    Thanksss!
     
  9. ninjaturtle

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    Just went to the HP site and the dv7t-7300 quads are no longer available, only a dv7t-7000 series. :(