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    dv2000t bottom pics

    Discussion in 'HP' started by byoo511, Mar 22, 2007.

  1. byoo511

    byoo511 Notebook Guru

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    Does anyone have any pics of the bottom of their dv2000t?
     
  2. tweety18873

    tweety18873 Notebook Consultant

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    Why do you need a picture of the bottom of the laptop? There are OEM numbers and other numbers/code that are on there. I would not show it or post it on here. I could obscure it but what is the purpose?
     
  3. byoo511

    byoo511 Notebook Guru

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    I'm specifically wondering about the size of the intake vent. Looking on hpshopping.com, the pics of the dv2000 show a large rectangular intake vent for cpu cooling. The dv2000t i bought has a smaller one, and i'm wondering if dv2000s were actually designed with such a small intake vent. If so, i'm wondering if that contributes to poor cooling of the fan.
     
  4. awdark

    awdark Notebook Consultant

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    The intake simply sucks. =P
    It looks like an absurdly tiny less than 1" square. I have no idea what the heck they were thinking but thats how mine is also >_<


    btw, does your COA sticker have a big hole in the middle? It seems strange to have a hole in the middle of it.
     
  5. Mjay

    Mjay Notebook Consultant

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    Mine has a hole in the middle too. Always wondered about that!
     
  6. mysterie

    mysterie Notebook Enthusiast

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    For some reason every single COA on any new computer I see seems to have that hole. I think it's a way to prevent it from being removed easily.
     
  7. Zero

    Zero The Random Guy

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    Its Microsofts way of identifying a geniune product. They call it a "Port-Hole" and perfectly normal to have it. You can get more information from the link below:
    http://www.microsoft.com/resources/howtotell/en/coa.mspx