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This post has been edited by This is a Lamp: Mar 15 2011, 08:47 PM

Which one? NP8130 or NP8150?

8130 should have more battery life, in theory (with the GPU being 460m)

But reportedly it's 2-3 hours long. Give me the weekend to sort many questions out haha and will put a big review up by the end of this week.

Check the first post of this thread. The differences are laid out there haha.

That's what I mean. I mentioned that the NP8130 has black plastic finish, and the NP8150 has a rubber grey finish. But basically they are the same, with the same motherboard even.

This post has been edited by This is a Lamp: Mar 16 2011, 06:04 PM

Think of Clevo as, providing the chassis or housing and designs.

And think of Sager as a company marketing these designs.

Video review of what lol.

EDIT:

I did a small one...regarding the speakers. This is to show how it sounds like, that 2.1 speakers it has. It sounds amazing actually, very impressed.

This will be in the full review later.



This post has been edited by This is a Lamp: Mar 16 2011, 07:43 PM

It's possible, but not for certain resellers like the one's close to Malaysia e.g. Mucro Asia, Cubehub.

US and other worldwide resellers offer the upgrades, e.g. Mythlogic, XoticPC.

It's possible, but not for certain resellers like the one's close to Malaysia e.g. Mucro Asia, Cubehub. There's no need to change first post.

US and other worldwide resellers offer the upgrades, e.g. Mythlogic, XoticPC.

http://www.mythlogiccorp.com/configure.php?id=63

And my review is done! It will be updated accordingly, when I get more components in...

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1794588

This post has been edited by This is a Lamp: Mar 16 2011, 09:02 PM

It's very smooth. Very sleek.

Don't think of it as a bouncing rubber, but more of an aluminum looking rubber. It doesn't flex, actually it doesn't really feel like rubber, but it is haha

This post has been edited by This is a Lamp: Mar 17 2011, 02:15 PM

Yeah it should be. Most resellers include the OS CD with.

Hahahaha!!! cacing kepanasan good one

HAHAHA this thread getting even more funny

I don't know haha, like how did you accidentally made an order

This is where people are wrong. If you read my review, I told you to NEVER look at Sager themselves. They are horrible in customer service, but people tend to overlook the resellers, who provide the end user contacts and make the overall experience better.

Now, try putting the names of resellers in the website.

http://www.resellerratings.com/store/Xotic_PC - 9.82 rating
http://www.resellerratings.com/store/PowerNotebooks - 9.93 rating
http://www.resellerratings.com/store/R_and_J_TECH - 8.75
http://www.resellerratings.com/store/MALIBAL - 10 rating
http://www.resellerratings.com/store/LPC_Digital_Inc - 10 rating
http://www.resellerratings.com/store/AVA_Direct - 9.42 rating

Ask them for the no HDD or memory option, they surely will provide it. The reseller I ordered from didn't have that option on website, but I emailed them and they say it's alright, we can process it and minus some $$ from your order.

Of course the quality is good, there's less chance for a Sager/Clevo to fail than other brands.

And speaking about the accessory, I plugged in my friend's HP 100W adapter on my old NP8690 that seemed to fit in. It works! But the power isn't enough to run games properly though. If you get a random brand 180W/120W for your NP8150/NP8130, then in theory it should be still fine. Even plugging a higher watt adapter will still make it work, with the addition of having spare power, so the higher watt adapter doesn't run as hot.

It didn't damage the port because the NP8690's original wattage was 120W, and I was using 100W to charge the laptop.

But in theory, the port shouldn't be damaged because of a higher wattage; it will put less burden on the adapter. Like when you have a 120W on a 120W laptop, the laptop uses the whole amount, but if you have 180W on a 120W laptop, there's more room to be free. Plus additional areas for overclocking + new upgrades.

There's some sources if you're still not sure, but I'm too lazy to find. The one here is about overclocking on a NP8690, but should theoretically apply to other newer models.

http://forum.notebookreview.com/sager-clev...treme-cpus.html

Oh you bought it from LPC? Haha, I did business with them for my order...but canceled it and went for a closer one. They offer cheap too.

The NP8130 and NP8150 uses the same motherboard/chipset. So if you have the NP8150 adapter you can connect to the NP8130.

Congratulations!

How'd you like it so far? Specs?


Oh, that's weird haha. Oh well, still depends on the reseller though. I understand about the RAM issue though; the extra RAM slots are quite hard to get to.

Mine came with a 4x2GB, instead of a 2x4GB. It might be the case with Mucro as well.

And so, I read the manual. It stated that:

"Two primary memory sockets are located under component bay cover (the bottom case cover), and two secondary
memory sockets are located under the keyboard (not user upgradable). If you are installing only two RAM modules
then they should be installed in the primary memory sockets under the component bay cover.

Note that the RAM located under the keyboard is not user upgradable. Contact your service center for more information if you wish to upgrade the memory in the secondary memory sockets."

So, maybe Mucro adapted this rule into their RAM issues. The secondary RAM slots are actually user upgradable...I don't know why they mentioned that it isn't. I tried it myself as well, but was kinda difficult. Maybe that's the reason perhaps.

This post has been edited by This is a Lamp: Mar 21 2011, 12:58 PM