yah... true true~

My laptop's acting up again... Upgraded to NV Driver v267.76 edi and some improvements in my gaming performance... but the GPU becomes sott once in a while with the screen becoming all white for a while or some flickerng etc~ C'mon la bloody lappie~!!! Don't tell me that I should stick to V197.16 all the time by sacrificing performance for stability~

I did remove the old one then swap with a new one~

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Added on March 27, 2011, 4:54 pmI'm gonna revert back to V197.16 now~

This post has been edited by Lil Kiasu: Mar 27 2011, 04:54 PM

3 possible problems here~

1. Stealth mode was ON

2. You're not plugged in?

3. SEVERE THROTTLING ISSUE

You'll notice it when you're gaming then a sudden drop in performance~

Good no cheap... cheap no good~

or use the advice from my siggy~

Anything less than a household nuclear reactor won't be sufficient. You remember Chernobyl - they tried running Quad SLI on a cheap PSU and look what happened~

try can clamp it forcefully? Maybe you just need to slam abit harder to close it properly~

I just bring my mouse + mousepad + soundcard + headset + charger + laptop itself + my tablet + phone + portable cooler while I'm on the move~

Hehe... mobile command center must always be prepped for battle ma~

err yeah... all in the basic Belkin bag bundled with it~



PS: Hope tada stalker here plan to rob me~

Hmm... could be an early sign I guess... not sure though since I didn't own the M11x... Perhaps you should ask the other M11x owners or ask a Dell technician to come?

But it's pretty tempting for me now~ Who knows I might just get this fella one day~

Minimal, Mainstream, Gamer, Enthusiast... oh wai~ I haven't even got my hands on Crysis 2 yet~

but... but~ Sandy Bridge and NV 5-series GPU~ and it's just 11" despite the weight~

Crysis 2 running flawlessly on my M15x on Hardcore @ a reso of 1280x720~ Running at a decent 30-40fps~

But throttling issues leh... How?

Uhh... still it happens in the middle of a frag fest leh~ and then I'll see a major drop in FPS and I would rage~

erm... so what's the GT555 best for then?

Hmm... M14x is for real eh~

Alienware's M14x revealed: classic middle-child overachiever, none of the simmering sibling resentment

First, Alienware's M17x got a bit of spit and polish with a new Sandy Bridge CPU and a 3D display, then the M11x got Intel's speedy new silicon too. Now, the middle alien child has gotten a similar makeover. Christened the M14x, Alienware's newest portable rig has an Intel Core i7-2820QM 2.3 GHz CPU, up to a 750GB 7200RPM HDD, 256GB SATA2 or SATA3 SDD, a robust NVIDIA GT555M GPU, LTE or WiMAX connectivity, and your choice of 14-inch screens: either a 1366 x 768 display or a Full HD 1920 x 1080 LCD. Following its big brother's lead, the M14x also packs a pair of Klipsch speakers for hi-fi fragging. No word on when this mothership lands, but with those specs, we wouldn't mind making first contact -- would you?