Dual core probably would be a option when it is released, but I don't see the price would be discounted much to worth the downgrade.
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Alternate perspective:I code a lot and use a 24" on my desktop at work and more frequently a 13" VAIO Z. I don't really notice a difference one way or the other.
I agree that as only a course-taking CS student there is no real advantage to go full voltage over ULV. However imagine if you are ambitious and join a research program with a professor. My students are in physics and when I throw them Mathematica problems then the full voltage can come in really handy. So it really depends what level student you are and what exactly you are doing.
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Uhm sorry for the SSD question again but can someone tell me why Plextor M5Ms have this "cache" thingy while Crucial and Intel doesn't list/have that
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What cache ?
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SSD do need cache,some use dram cache, some us over-provisioning (e.g. Intel 525, over provisioning 7%, hence the 256GB come out as 240GB).
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1080p in 13 inch screen...
How small are the text going to be on that thing?
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It's going to be small, so you'll have to take that into consideration. It's not the most pixel-packed screen out there though. The Surface Pro is 1080p at only 10.1". That tablet scales text and UI elements to 150% to make it more readable. If you wanted, you could do the same thing on the W230ST. -
Achusaysblessyou eecs geek ftw :D
In any case, does any retailer know if the quad core i7's can be replaced by the dual core i7's (the 28W i7-4558U)? Do they share the same socket? If it's possible, will anyone be offering it (or willing to do it non-officially?) Thanks!
edit2: Actually looks like the i7-4558U releases Q3, so it might have to wait til Sept.
edit3: Comparing package size on Intel's site:
i7-4700MQ: 37.5mm x 37.5mm x 4.7mm
i7-4558U: 40mm x 24mm x 1.5mm
looks like the 4558U won't fit in the same socket as the 4700MQ sadly.
Also, from what I can tell the 4700MQ doesn't support VT-d, but it does at least have VT-x. The 4800MQ has both.
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Achusaysblessyou eecs geek ftw :D
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whaaaaa!!!! slap bf3 on if you can and see if you can show some temps please.
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I'll see how much it costs tonight. If its reasonable I'll get it
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If you really like this laptop then I'm sure you'd be able to find a 720p screen to replace it with, and sell your screen to someone who wants a spare or eventually breaks theirs.
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hello. i've found this article Microsoft Surface Pro battery life solution found - Los Angeles Gadgets | Examiner.com..
do you think it would help increasing battery life on clevo w230st? what about reducing temp?
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what about battery life? that tip would work?
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Guys,
I picked up a Notepal U1, U2, and I have a Cool Master 120mm notebook cooler and swapped the fan around so it blows air into the laptop and here are the idle results. I am going to do some load testing tonight, wasn't feeling well after I got home last night and never got a chance to do any gaming:
Haswell 4800 undervolted at 1.24V Core Voltage
No notebook cooler idle temps 54C
U1 idle temp 47C
U2 idle temp 45C
120MM Notebook cooler with fan blowing air downwards 54C
120MM Notebook cooler with fan blowing air upwards 47C
Overall you can see these are pretty dramatic results. I think the U2 does a tad better than the others because you can place the fans where you want and I have one blowing air directly into the stock fan and one blowing in the vent holes on the other side.
If you have a notebook cooler that blows air upwards I highly recommend you use it with this laptop. Another big plus outside the temp difference is it also makes it so the palm rest and the keys on the right side so they are not warm to touch which was one of my biggest complaints with the laptop.
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Hmm. Nice results.
But as far as the palm rest, even when the CPU was running 90C the palmrest was never uncomfortable and measured 35C. The UIOPJKL; keys were about 45C, but when gaming you rarely ever use those keys, the left side of the keyboard was less then 35C as well, and palmrest on left was only about 30-32C. -
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Would you mind sharing some pictures of what the notebook looks like on top of each of those coolers? Just wanted to get an idea of how big the coolers are, and how much of the laptop gets "covered"/ventilated/lifted
Thanks!
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Really. I have no idea why I've had an impression that their headoffice was located in Europe. I thought Reflex was the only one in Canada.
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Guys, try to look up threads about Eurocom here at NBR before buying from them, I and many others have had horrific experiences with this company. It is really best to avoid them. As for Reflex Notebook, I highly recommend them. I bought my W110ER from them and the experience was great.
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Hi guys, Can't claim to have read the thread. If anyones wondering about European availability.. well, some sellers have it now!
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Actually according to their website they do price match
Reflex Notebook - Your Canadian Source for Sager Notebooks - Price Match -
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Looks awesome. I think I'll either go with the U2 or the X-Slim one: Amazon.com: Cooler Master NotePal X-Slim Ultra-Slim Laptop Cooling Pad with 160mm Fan (R9-NBC-XSLI-GP): Computers & Accessories
EDIT: Think I'm gonna go with the U2 because the fans can be repositioned to aim at the cpu vent, whereas on the X-Slim, not sure if the fan will actually "hit" the cpu vent. Also, this video makes a really good case for the U2 cuz of the convenience of how you can reposition the fans without tools, lol: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBZFLHUmROE.
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I see in the Intel specs for the i7-4X00MQ chips, it shows that 3 video ports are supported. Does anyone know if you can drive TWO external monitors in addition to the LCD using the VGA AND the HDMI ports?
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Does anyone know why the two UK resellers currently listing the system aren't offering the intel ac wireless? I'm guessing it's just not been added to the configuration pages, but I find it strange that they both have the same option missing.
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$50 for the upgrade now.
W230ST - The 13" We've been waiting for!?
Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by HTWingNut, Jan 25, 2013.