how to burn it from recovery tool? I am win7 newbie.

This post has been edited by xderius: Jun 22 2011, 09:05 PM

I got it for free from the shop...they help me to burn

Most of time i put it to sleep. Maybe 1 turn of per week. I think it isnt dangerous.

1.Click Windows icon
2.Click Maintenance
3.Click System Repair Disc.

BTW, the options to burn the disc usually pop up at the notifications if you havent burn it yet.

thanks for the tips ...
I still looking for usb fan that cool down this hottie laptop. any suggestion guys?

hi guys ... can i know ...

since this laptop is equip with 2 graphic card which is the onboard intel HD and Nvidia card ... if i wanna run 3DMark Vantage, how to set to system to run with Nvidia Card as i find out that it always use the onboard card instead.

Go to nVidia control panel, under 3D settings, you can whitelist program to use nVidia or Intel.

Go for CoolerMaster U3.i Use it for my laptop.
If u have extra budget,u can always go for Zalman NC2000

No it won't getting damaged.
As long as you don't stress it out to maximum the entire time nothing's gonna happen

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Added on June 25, 2011, 6:43 amlol that's what I did.
I bought mine in the end of march, CPU-Z says Revision B2 Chipset, I checked my SN on the acer website -> not affected.
some weeks later I got BSODs, sent it to acer, got it back still with old B2 chipset....
But now it's working flawlessly without BSOD's.

This post has been edited by nex01: Jun 25 2011, 06:45 AM

what is ur i-core n graphic temperature after using u3? mine reach max 89C when using normal usb fan.

mine maintain about 70-73 playing bbc2 and using u3 CM..might getting the evercool to suck the hot air out...

well it really depends on the placement and speed of the fan.
sometimes max is 70,sometimes 80 and sometimes 90.
U gotta place the laptop right on the cooling pad.It might takes a few try and error for u to figure out the best positions of the laptop and/or the fans.
Im considering getting an Evercool to suck the hot air.

I'm too lazy to look back at all the posts but , wassss the bsod of death related problems fixed with new drivers/ fixes?


I plan on getting this laptop to use this for gaming .I also want to know if this laptop will burn out/melting from excessive gaming [ 2hours+]?

Well it depends,mine stil using BIOS v1.10 and it doesnt gives me problem at all.no BSOD for me.

I use my laptop for gaming before without cooling pad and yet it is still intact.You dont have to worry abt it melting. xD.
If you want to be safe,buy a good aluminium cooling pad.

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Added on June 26, 2011, 12:21 amHow did u position your 3 fans?

This post has been edited by lakost: Jun 26 2011, 12:21 AM

Well you have to place it to cool the entire left area, that's why I orderend an 100mm fan for my U3.
You can also go with the Zalman NC3000, but then you have to place the laptop more right, so that the fan can cool more of the left area.

The revoltec RNC-3000 is also an good option, but the fans are a bit weak.
The good thing about it is that the left fan is right placed under the internal laptop fan.

@California Kid:
I think it got fixed with the v1.10 BIOS.
I don't know but mine didn't BSOD anymore since it has 1.10.

This post has been edited by nex01: Jun 26 2011, 12:25 AM

100mm fan?u dont use the standard fan?

sorry I mean 200mm....
It's more effective.

where do u get it?im using the standard fan.

amazon for example.
but get one with 20mm height. 30mm is too high.

70C? Not bad. The U3 is around RM120 and ZM is around RM 190. Are there any better price in LYN? I hope I could get one otherwise have to wait for PC Fair.
Sometimes my 5750G is "hang" for few minute when I pluged in external port like power supply and LAN cable RJ45. I have to force shutdown it.
Have any of you face this problem?