Good luck! Hopefully it's a congrats present to yourself then!
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I think the Orochi is really the only decent Bluetooth mouse out there. I believe the lag and standby issues are also fixed with the 2013 (Bluetooth 3.0) model. It goes to standby after 50 seconds instead of 5 seconds now
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Great Review.
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Received my Blade 14, 512gb today. From USA to Singapore. First ordered on the 4th July. Took a total of 3 weeks to get it on my hands.
First look on the Blade itself. It does really have a premium feel and look. Worth every of my penny.
Flip open the laptop. Turned it on, fortunately after checking every corner and inches of it, there is no defects nor there was any dead pixel.
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great to hear that (hopefully) there's no need to send it back at all.
I'm curious though. Were the previous Blade models released in Singapore too?
I wonder if the Blade 14 is released in Singapore, and you find yourself needing a repair or RMA, would you need to still send it to the USA? Or would Singapore now be sufficient since they've released it there?
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Here is the link I downloaded from:
http://www.nvidia.com/object/win8-win7-winvista-64bit-326.19-beta-driver.html
UPDATE:
Nevermind. Dug a bit more on NVidia site and found a "notebook drver" for 326.19. Going to try that.
http://www.nvidia.com/object/notebook-win8-win7-64bit-326.19-beta-driver.html
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Synapse 2.0 keeps disabling my trackpad on my Blade14. It started when I plugged in my deathstalker keyboard and synapse updated itself. I actually had to plug in a mouse in order to move the mouse pointer. I disabled Synapse in startup, but everytime I run it, the trackpad gets disabled. The the trackpad mouse buttons still work, but no trackpad. Can't find any setting in Synapse either. Is there some keysequence that I might have fat fingered to cause this? I also noticed my Synaptics tray icon disappeared. Couldn't run it manually either (C:\Program Files\Synaptics\SynTP\SynTPEnh.exe).
Next, I tried uninstaling Synapse. It crashed during the uninstall (bluescreened). But after the reboot, it appeared to be uninstalled (no remnants in C:\Program Files (x86)\Razer). Then I downloaded and installed Synapse again. After a few restarts and crashes, Synapse finally installed and the trackpad still worked. This has to be the crappiest most frustrating install ever. I much prefer to download drivers. Anyway, I plugged in my deathstalker again and the problem reproduced itself exactly (trackpad on both Deathstalker and Blade stopped working). So it seems something is colliding when their cloud Synaptics driver for the touchpads (Blade and Deathstalker) try to setup through Synapse. If anyone has any ideas for a workaround, please let me know. But for now, I am concluding that the Deathstalker is incompatible with the Blade. -
Had a quick battery question for the Blades,
I've been reading that frequent power cycles are good for batteries. Does this mean I should be unplugging my Blade when battery is full and plugging it back in when it's low? Should I do this as often as possible?
For example, if I game for about 4 hours and the battery life of the Blade is only an hour on gaming mode, should I start gaming with battery mode, plug in and charge after first hour, continue playing, unplug after second hour (assuming it's fully charged), continue playing, plug in again after 3rd hour, continue playing, unplug after 4th hour, and so on?
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Karamazovmm Overthinking? Always!
batteries are consumable products the more you use the less you have.
what is good for the battery, in general, is to not be left unused. So once in a while (I do this every week) go and use your battery till around 20%, and plug it in. The best range of usage is 20-80% of the battery capacity, i.e. charge it till 80% and when you are going to use it, do it till 20% -
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Not allowing the battery cells to discharge ever so often kills them sooner! There are many articles on the Internet about this. People who use their laptops/notebooks on the go are the ones who can expect their batteries to last the longest. I've also personally experienced this with one laptop I nearly never used on battery and the other I occasionally used on battery and lasted longer.
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So today is the day. The previous letter sent out to those of us who ordered over the past few weeks stated today as the adjusted ship date for what was supposed to be a previous 5 day wait. My question is.. Has anyone received a shipping notice today?
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Sorry for asking such a dumb question but can you reliably use the RB 150w adapter with another laptop that isn't a RB? I would assume yes but I would just like some input from people who actually own it.
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Received mine on Wednesday and I am very pleased thus far. No dead pixels and no sound clicks or static here. I found the synaptics pad stuttered a bit until I downloaded the new nvidia drivers. Somehow that fixed it.
I am going to be sampling games now to see how things go and learning Windows 8. Other than the speed of w8 I would just as soon go back to 7. Heh.
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I think it really would help with portability if I can use it with another laptop. I believe it should be fine though I would of assumed the plug not fitting is probably the worse case scenario.
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2. Is the voltage correct? Read the label on the adapter and on the laptop you want to use it with. The wrong voltage will likely fry something.
3. Is the current capacity sufficient? The current rating of the adapter must be greater than or equal to the current requirement of the laptop to be connected. If it is the other way around, the adapter will go into current limiting mode and the voltage will drop at peak loads. This is undesirable.
4. Is the voltage polarity correct? Read the labels on the adapter and check with your laptop's original adapter. In mine the center pin is the +ve terminal.
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just an update to anyone interested...
I've just bought a 480gb mushkin ssd from bhphotovideo and its shipping to Australia as we speak. I'll install that and will update the thread again whether everything will work fine. I don't think anyone has put in a second ssd at this point, but I did read that there was no seal or anything to void the warranty, so I might give that a try. anyone know if the msata will need to be screwed in or whether it is just plug and play? -
Its not necessarily plug n play, but it will work with a little know how. Have fun
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I received a call today from Razer support today saying they are getting a shipment in and I would get a tracking number soon. When I received my first unit, it shipped late at night. I expect the same procedure - tonight or tomorrow night.
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Well, the bad news is this "killer" NIC is garbage for anything OTHER than gaming. Doesn't support EAP-TLS, 802.1x, LEAP, or any enterprise wireless protocols. Performance and connection strength at a distance is also significantly worse than my 3 year old thinkpad. Trading off throughput for latency isnt really boosting anything! Hopefully it's just a standard half width mpci...that Intel 7600ac looks real nice!
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Question on the Razer Blade battery. Should you run down to zero or around 5 percent etc once a month?
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I'm actually interested in this also as I need to connect to certain networks that would need this. It seems like it would be a weird omission though.
On another note - anyone else who was told it would be shipped yesterday pissed? I had expected it today originally (i.e., 7 business days) but had gotten my hopes up about yesterday because of the email...... -
802.11 Operating Mode: Infrastructure or Network (not ad hoc)
Security Mode: Enterprise (not Personal)
Network Authentication: WPA2
Data Encryption: AES or AES-CCMP
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Yeah looking at the reviews, the 1202 looks amazing and I think Razer made the right choice putting one in versus 7600ac adapter
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I ordered the 14" 256 Monday night and got the shipping confirmation Thursday morning. It should me here by next Tuesday! Not bad at all!
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Just got this response.
"We have replacement units being received today and they should be shipping out very shortly. If they do not ship out today (Friday) they should be leaving early next week. Once they ship you will get an email from our warehouse with a Tracking number of your replacement." -
New Razer Blade & Razer Blade Pro
Discussion in 'Razer' started by neoideo, May 30, 2013.