the temp so low only?

Love your style bro haha

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Added on June 28, 2011, 3:14 pmMy M14x's fan sounds like a hairdryer

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Jun 28 2011, 03:14 PM

If the replacement goes smoothly, then nope, won't void

New GPU lineups: http://www.notebookcheck.net/Geforce-GTX-5...ed.56639.0.html

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Added on June 28, 2011, 10:48 pmGrats on your purchase~
Remember to register for your warranty yea

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Jun 28 2011, 10:48 PM

Register your laptop for warranty la
You need to do that regardless of which brand you choose. Its easy to find in Dell's website

ps: You would want to burn your recovery discs as well..

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Jun 29 2011, 08:04 AM

Uninstalled everything as in EVERYTHING? AlienFX you also uninstall?
You should at least burn your recovery discs 1st.. perhaps you wanna Alienrespawn or something...

^ You could just turn off the lights and do all the necessary settings via AlienFX. Its one of the best programs ever to come with a laptop

Well, if you don't register, you're the one taking the risk Its just a few clicks away anyway...

There's an Intel Turbo Boost program for you to monitor the clock speeds.. but then its just a waste of resources that's why Dell decided to omit them from Alienware units...

Changing new one bro?

For other brands, sometimes there are stickers within the laptop which prevents the users from tempering with the inner components e.g. HDD etc.
Tearing this sticker would void the warranty... Otherwise, I think there's really not much chances of the manufacturer discovering what users did to their laptops hehe~

Just my 2 cents

Wow, so fast can upgrade liao? Naaaiceee
So who's getting this new baby?

Nice lappy~
Grats on purchase

^
Wah, how did he managed to get FreeDOS for Dell units

A majority of the units he's selling seemed outdated abit

+1 to viper88, especially if you have the intention to customize your upcoming Alienware.
If not, then can consider dealing with putochip123 and devour

His siggy so big up there
Any technical advices or help, he's the one to find

Get it only if your main concern is about portability and not gaming
Below are some drawbacks:
1. Very loud fan when on load
2. Screen refresh rate and performance drops significantly when on battery
3. High performance on battery will cause auto-shutdown
4. M14x with normal HDD will get hot on the right palm rest
5. Keyboard and touchpad lights doesn't light up during start up (only applicable to advance lighting settings)
6. Buttons are abit far apart (my own opinion hehe)

Other than that, its basically a very awesome 14" machine

I meant if you emphasize portability over gaming, then get the M14x.
If not, you'd probably be better off with the much better Asus, Sager models (can get GTX560M already with that budget). Perhaps even the AW M15x

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Jul 5 2011, 09:18 PM

Unfortunately no, but there were rumors of a replacement...

No one's going to tell you 3GB is better haha~
Though would prefer a DDR5 GT555m

Not bad la, just not worth it
Though even till now there's no benchmarks actually proving whether there's a difference between 1.5GB and 3.0GB...

I just bought an earphone! Argh!!!!
Thanks for sharing though~