lol m11x with i7....but then battery life not impacted ah??

Well the max TDP for the ULV i7+Intel HD is 18W.. which is like Intel SU4100/SU7300 10WTDP + xW TDP of the Intel GMA

Maybe not much difference at all..

I wonder if the ULV i7 can be OCed or not? I don't mean Turbo Boost..

This post has been edited by Eugene91: May 22 2010, 03:59 PM

high too bad current m11x not upgraqdeable..dell got no upgrade program ah.,.,

You'll need to change the whole mobo since the chipset would be different and processor socket too..

They say most probably will be i3/i5.

Because i7 ULV cost is quite high, if they include it on m11x will cause m11x price match with m15x price which is something will not happen.

Only hope for current user is , if dell design the new mobo and port same size with the current one. Then it will have at least a little hope for current user to change the entire mobo.

don't worry about the cost will touch M15x. the most common solution for that is lower down the current price. like my case M17x-R1. i did brought it around 11k, but once M17x-R2 come out, my specs already around 8k (before C2D and C2Q is kicked out from options)

changing the whole mobo..? hmm.. if you got bucks and gut like GreaseMonkey90, then you are one of the enthusiast.

@m11x
how many of u guy updated the latest firmware
any graphic glitches or twin turbo fan sound non-top spinning
how was it.
firmware release also still have bug
cannot imagine wat will happen to the next new SKU

This post has been edited by lksing78: May 22 2010, 05:50 PM

replacing the mobo under the Complete Cover warranty as self-replace?

by self-replace, you mean you upgrade the system personally right?

so nope. your warranty is limited to your initial specs. only RAM and HDD is the upgradable part. i email head of technician a years ago when wanted to upgrade my processor from Q9000 to QX9300.

but Putochip123 claimed is can be done under the warranty. i don't know about that, but what i know my source is kinda solid to be trust, not just by word.

Luckily i didnt bought it last few week At least grab it few days after it launch.

But what i hear is ULV i5 have lower clock speed and performance compare to OCed SU7300. Not sure
how true is that.

as long as u keep ur original parts, even if u change thing inside, the tech come to your house they will not know the part u had change.
for example, u upgraded HDD, 1 day ur HDD(u bought urself 1) spoil, then u call for warranty, tech come ur house will just replace the HDD(u bought ur self). when they gone back to thier warehouse, they key in the parts of the HDD(u bought urself), they detected is not HDD from Dell, they will send u a Letter as u to paid for the parts u had been replace. if u refuce to pay for the parts they had been replaced for u, they will send u another letter(lawyer), then u will get into trouble....

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Added on May 22, 2010, 6:38 pmBefore u wanna change parts urself, always remember to keep the original parts.
if u had sold the original parts, just make sure the parts u had replace is not faulty, when ur system got any problem, and the problem is due to ur parts that u had replace. send the parts u had replace to the retailer to claim warranty, not from Dell

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Added on May 22, 2010, 6:40 pmPossibility of Proccessor, RAM spoil is vry vry small.....
i swear, if u change ur proccessor, wont void ur warranty, if they say voided warranty, send to me, i claim for u(FOC)

This post has been edited by putochip123: May 22 2010, 06:40 PM

@putochip123
Make sure you get the new M11x once its released

Then supply me with reviews or can u send a unit to me for review?


This post has been edited by Eugene91: May 22 2010, 08:15 PM

ok, nor problem

when is the estimation of new M11x?

old m11x not gud meh?
I gona buy edy a few more days.

Assume is after E3 Expo.

human is greedy,..current m11x is more than enuff for me...but u know la..if can multitask more even better...

currently run adobe suite cs5 without any problem, vmware running great, most of the game i want also play without any issue..

Ur spec is the SU 4300 or SU 7000 (i forgot the number, but it's dual core)
2gb or 4gb?

well its depend on usage. the current M11x is good enough in almost anything.

but if you can wait, why not wait?

oh i see. thanks!

well, if possible, wait, or go for XPS Studio 16