HP Pavillion DV6-6XXX series Owners Lounge V5, >9000 owners. Like a boss.
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 Mar 8 2012, 07:24 PM
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Hi, I'm relatively new here so please don't go on rage mode if I ask anything stupid.
 Anyways, straight to the point, I noticed most of you have the 6001TX am I right? I'm planning on getting the 6c19TX. Anyone here who has it could you please write a brief advice for me (maybe a review of the product so far?) I'm planning to use it for gaming purposes, mostly Dota2. Thanks in advance  |
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Mar 9 2012, 01:01 PM
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QUOTE(Acid_RuleZz @ Mar 8 2012, 11:46 PM) Too long to type...  Why don't u ask something more specifics. About Dota 2, it is playable@1366x768 with everything turn on including Ambient Occlusion and in-game Anti-aliasing. I get 60fps most of the time with gpu clocked at 800/900. I noticed the frame rates will drop around 50-55fps with Kunkka Torrent or Razor Ulti activated.   I only understood up till the word 60fps. Then you lost me  . Hahah. Okay, thanks. So you're using the 6C19TX as well? I'm currently still stuck in between an Asus N55SL-2064v or the DV6-6C19TX. The one thing that's still hanging for me is the display resolution. The 1080p that the Asus N55SL offers is attracting me. But I do understand that the graphics card is a crippled version of the GT635M. Hence, it's a question of graphics card and performance vs display and sound.  |
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Mar 9 2012, 01:48 PM
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Isn't it the replacement of N55SF-1515v?
Anyways, I'm not so sure myself. But Asus and this website claims it has 1080p. Anyways, if it doesn't have Full HD, and the N55SF is unavailable anymore, then there'd be no competition for the HP dv6-6c19tx. My choice would be dead fix on that then  .So please tell me it does not have 1080p and the N55sf is no longer selling to end my indecisive moment  This post has been edited by durianhead: Mar 9 2012, 01:51 PM |
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Mar 9 2012, 04:50 PM
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QUOTE(devour @ Mar 9 2012, 02:18 PM) usually asus website will list out option for the spec, but hows the model with actual spec in Malaysia depends of their/distributor decision .we call it option. about the tech hyper, would u think its spec sheet listed out correctly ? so if i decide to buy the laptop from them ,according to their sheet, which display they offer ? fullhd ?hd +?hd?.. if they offer customize , they can put like that, if no,,...totally  for your info, the n55sf-s1515v was listed with hd lcd display only in asus malaysia catalog , but ,after some customer bought it ,they found out its come with full hd - we call it "bonus" , if it doest not come with full hd, u can not blame Asus for it..and you might ask other forumer, who the fist guy reveal the asus n55sf-s1515v come with fullhd  about n55sl-s2064v, as listed in reseller price list, come with HD+ only, and yet, the model not even shown in latest asus march/april catalog   Thanks for the explanation. I had no idea. You totally cleared all doubts and dilemmas. Btw, another question, let's say I do get the HP dv6 6c19tx, if I get a 1080p external monitor and connect it to my dv6, will it be able to play games at 1080p? |
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Mar 9 2012, 05:02 PM
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^ If I lower the graphic details, would it look almost the same as when I play it on my laptop monitor?
The reasoning I have in my head is; 720p gaming high settings: 9/10 1020p gaming high settings: 10/10 1020p gaming med settings: 9/10 Not quite sure though, as I'm still quite new. Haha. |
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Mar 9 2012, 05:47 PM
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QUOTE(Acid_RuleZz @ Mar 9 2012, 05:11 PM) I have no idea about that.. I did give it some thought. But I'm a little thrown off by the weight of it (8 pounds!) and the price (RM 3999!). Anyways, thanks for the help It probably work like how u said it and also depend on what game u playing.If u're looking to game for high setting@1080P i suggest to look for G53SX. It's the cheapest gaming laptop with a decent GPU to play at 1080P imo.   .So now I'll go back to the drawing board to decide whether the extra 1k is justifiable for 1080p gaming. |
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Mar 13 2012, 01:34 AM
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QUOTE(Acid_RuleZz @ Mar 11 2012, 05:19 AM) You gonna need the Full HD cable from part surfer since the cable for 1366x768 screen don't have enough bandwidth. For the screen, you can buy either B156HW0x or LG LP156WF1. These 2 screen already tested will work for DV6-6xxxx series. Sauce: LP156WF1(TL)(F3) REPLACEMENT LAPTOP LCD SCREEN | HP dv6t display replacement - Notebookreview  Holy shiatszu!!!! Okay, that's it. My dilemma is over. 6c19tx, here I come!  One question though, Has anyone here done this before? Could you please provide some feedback? P.S.: The instructions in the link given looks extremely complicated. Don't know whether I'd dare to try this out with a newly purchased dv6 though. But it would definitely make the laptop display a whole lot nicer. |
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Mar 13 2012, 06:33 PM
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QUOTE(Netto Hikari @ Mar 13 2012, 05:50 PM) its not complicated at all. u just have to dismantle the lcd and replace the raw lcd panel and the cables. Even your simplified instructions sounds complicated. Haha. But you're right. I'm overly paranoid. I'm just afraid I might get a dead pixel. All it takes is 1 dead pixel to spoil my hard work! |
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