Could it be that your external HD write speed limit the overall transfer speed?

That's the USB 3.0 speed transfer from external HD to SSD, right?

I just tested mine. It can go to 65MB/sec from laptop to external using WD My Passport.
You could try to transfer a single large file to check whether a higher transfer speed can be achieve or not.
If nothing works, maybe you should try to reinstall your USB 3.0 controller's driver.

Edit: correcting spelling

This post has been edited by Efalex: Aug 1 2011, 01:15 AM

The Beats Headphone comes bundled with the laptop at that price. However the new RSP for 6001TX is RM 3499.00

I think it's aluminium, but when I knock on it, it sounded like "plastic".
I can only confirm that the air outlet grill is made of aluminium.

From the manual, seems like need to remove a lot of things. Do you need to remove the front cover and the keyboard to gain access to the processor and the heatsink? If i just remove the back plate and back cover, would it be enough?

To confirm whether your chipset is B3 or not, try download HWinfo64 and see whether it reveal the chipset version of your laptop. It confirm mine.

That's a bit too much of dissambly. I can dissamble it but I can't say I can reassemble it again...
Just wish it was built for easy access like my old Inspiron 1420, just 15 minute and walla, thermal paste application complete.

The new BIOS is out......

F.1A

Direct download from the website.
You have to enter the BIOS to switch the Graphic option to fixed mode.
Someone tested it and said that Photoshop can recognised the presence of 6770M, while another user can play Minecraft at 90fps.
Will update mine this weekend.

I think fixed mode is that you choose which graphic card to use and it will stay on until you decide to change to another graphic card, just like manual switching.
The caveat is you have close all application that utilising the previous graphic card before you initiate a switch and the screen will blink/turn dark for a few seconds during switching.

Will try this Sunday. Laptop, no time to on now. Remember to plug in your battery and power supply together when flashing BIOS.
To enter BIOS, just do as what Acid said.
If you think you have change something you're not suppose to, just exit without saving.

Now the question is will enable auto switching in the 6001TX??

This post has been edited by Efalex: Aug 2 2011, 05:54 PM

The battery is just a precaution. If any power outage happen during the BIOS flashing, your laptop will turn up dead. You don't want a 15.6" paper weight, right?
I'm not sure if HP's laptop allow it,but Dell's laptop will require plugged in battery for BIOS update or it won't update it.

The NBR forum has the summary of all the newest BIOS for the HP Pavilion laptop range
CLICK HERE

Just done update the new BIOS and I'm happy to report that it works. We now can choose to have either Manual or Auto switching within the same laptop.

To enable the switching method, enter the BIOS by spamming F10 during start up.
Under the configuration tab, the fifth option (below the "Action Key" option) named "Switchable Graphic", select Fixed for manual switching or Dynamic for auto switching.

Dynamic will remember the previous setting while Fixed will allow you to choose which graphic card to run.
Caveat: For Fixed (Manual) Switching, remember to close all application like browser, game, office application, communication program (especially MSN) et cetera before you switch graphic.

This post has been edited by Efalex: Aug 3 2011, 05:46 PM

The link to the laptop's driver website is already on the 1st page.
Acid will turn FFFFUUUUUUUUUUU if he see this kind of question again

Can't wait any longer. Just start the laptop and apply the update. Then do some WEI test to see for improvement...

The link on the BIOS update is wrong...
I think you can delete some link to the statement on DV6's graphic problem since it's being solved.

Try a different brand of DVD blank disc first, preferably Mitsubishi, Imation or Sony.
If you still experiencing problems, then try to burn something file a blank disc to ensure your DVD burner is working.
Lastly, you could try creating recovery media using an external DVD burner.

Add: WOW, your 6001TX got Blu-Ray too..

This post has been edited by Efalex: Aug 5 2011, 02:10 AM

V3, please......