did i make the right choice? i hope it doesnt come broken or anything >_<
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hahaha it won't come broken. Laptop will be suspended in the box by packing material. If it is broken, then you can return it.
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I bought one to....
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yea i hope so too but if it does come in one piece i hope it also works like a charm..i really dont want to deal with having to send it back and forth etc. ohh wells its better to be hopeful i guess!
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OMG, you guys are making me jealous.
I wish I can get a D900C as well... it just puts my D900K to shame.
These beasts will serve you well.... just remember that you have to take care of them as well. -
what steps should i take so that this machine lasts longer? what ani-virus should i get?
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I am mainly talking hardware-wise first:
1) Battery: to maintain the longevity of any rechargeable battery
- you must NEVER overcharge it [especially for long durations of time] by keeping it plugged into AC
- when it reaches 100% you should unplug it and let it discharge to 5-15%, then plug it back to power
- OR you can just charge it to 50%+ and remove the battery and store in cool place [remember to use it occasionally to charge and discharge it].
2.) Heat: to prevent a healthy notebook from overheating
- ALWAYS use the notebook on a hard & flat surface
- RECOMMENDED to be used on a notebook cooler... namely the Zalman ZM-NC1000
- (for Clevo's) ALWAYS use the Fan Speed Toggle (Fn+F2) to switch all fans in the notebook to Max Speed (defaults at Auto Speed) when gaming and such.
- check your fans underneath occasionally (at least once a month) for any dust clogs [clean them out with Q-tips and air cans/compressors]
- ALWAYS monitor the temps (CPU, GPU, HDD, etc..) to watch for fluctuations, which would indicate overheating
By doing these simple things, your system will easily last for more than 3 years.
My notebook is a little over a year old, its battery and videocard is as healthy as when I got it.
PS. If you want me to go over the software, just ask.
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would it be better to keep the notebook with 4 index card trays on each corner of the laptop? i say this because the laptop has 4 fan vents in the bottom so if its flat in the floor the vents would be closed. would this be a good idea?
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Charles P. Jefferies Lead Moderator Super Moderator
Congratulations on the machine; what kind of specifications did you get? -
i got the sager 9260-v with:
NP9260V - 17.0" WIDE VIEWING ANGLES WUXGA ACTIVE MATRIX LCD DISPLAY WITH SUPER CLEAR GLOSSY SURFACE NOTEBOOK COMPUTER
CPU Intel® Core™ 2 Duo Processor E6420 / 4MB L2 Cache, 2.13 GHz, 1066MHz FSB
Video Controller Single Nvidia GeForce GO 7950 GTX MXM IV Graphics Module with 512MB DDR3 Video Memory
Memory 2GB DDR2 SDRAM at 800MHz - 2 X 1024MB
Primary Hard Drive 120.0GB (SATA 5400rpm) SATA 150 Hard Drive
CD-ROM/DVD-ROM 8X DVD ± R/RW/ 4X +DL Super-Multi Drive & Softwares
Battery 12 Cell Smart Li-ION Battery
Modem Integrated 56K V.90 Internal Fax/Modem
Network Adapter Integrated 1000Mbps Ethernet LAN & Intel PRO/Wireless 4965AGN LAN 802.11n Module & Bluetooth Module
Operating System Genuine Windows XP Professional
Warranty Sager 1 Year Standard Warranty
i decided to go with one videocard because im sure it will run most if not all games full speed anti-aliasing for a while(2-5 years) -
Charles P. Jefferies Lead Moderator Super Moderator
Two Go7950GTXs are a bit excessive. It's a great configuration, we'd love to see some benchmarks for it when it arrives.
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should be coming soon..i just hope its comes with zero dead pixels and fully working! >_<
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UPS came with my laptop today, unfortunatly i couldn't pay the cost of 600 (taxes?)
They are coming back on monday.
i ordered a sager 9260 from sagernotebooks.com
Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by midnitdragoon, May 29, 2007.