erm, may i ask sumthing~~if sometimes play hard core games , it can last for 4 years ? coz im a student and scare cannot tahan 4 years~~

Lifespan for the V3-571G is subjective, so if you get one, yours may last for over 4 years, or less than 4 years.

@@ coz this is 1st time i buy laptop~~so nid choose the laptop properly ~~i intersted this acer V3 3rd generation i7~~but i heard that acer got bad review~~so nid bro give some opinion abt acer V3

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Added on May 27, 2012, 2:56 pmif play hard core games, the maximum temp can reach abt how?


This post has been edited by Marz CJy: May 27 2012, 02:56 PM

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. The notebook can reach to over 80C. I got up to 80C playing Company Of Heroes, but this is with Turbo Boost enabled. The processor normally goes up to 3.3GHz automatically upon loading games.

When using a cooler pad?

Yes.

it hot btw, if always run the hard core program then cant last long lo? coz i will study diploma in ict and duno got hard core program run or not~~sorry for bad english

Like I have said before, it is actually very dependent on your luck. . But yes, running heavy programs all the time does tax the notebook, and can generate a lot of heat.

ok, thx bro

is it consider normal that the left click button of the laptop so sensitive that i only touch n it already click in the screen which unlike the right click button that u actually need to press on it

. Are you using the plastic tab for the left click or the touchpad area? If it's the touchpad area, then yes, it's pretty sensitive by default and can prove to be annoying at times, but you can set the touchpad's sensitivity by pressing the mini ^ on the bottom right of your V3-571G, and by double clicking the mini smart-pad picture found at the pop up window to set the touchpad's sensitivity.

i mean the plastic tab not the touchpad

It shouldn't be like that. Mine does require some force before it clicks. Perhaps you should contact your reseller for an exchange.

Updated thread with a guide on how to install a fresh copy of Windows 7 on the V3-571G. It is highly recommended for users of the Aspire V3-571G who are experiencing issues with it e.g slow-motion boot up. It seems that the software that Acer has included with the V3-571G can create conflicts on certain V3-571G, thus creating problems like slow-motion boot up.

i think i found out why, because i pressing the right side of the left click button which is the near to the center between left n right click button... it seem that it didnt separate the 2 button very well

@TDUEEnthusiast
Hey, how's the keyboard, touchpad and palm area heat?

On normal web browsing and on load?

Planning to get V3-471G Olympic for my sister.

Thanks

This post has been edited by Eugene91: May 31 2012, 06:56 PM

Under light to heavy loads, the heat is not noticeable for the palm resting areas as well as most part of the keyboard, it is just slightly warm. The part above the CPU heat-sink does get slightly hot though under load, but with a keyboard protector it should be totally unnoticeable.

This post has been edited by TDUEnthusiast: May 31 2012, 07:56 PM

Anyone tried using LR4 with this laptop before? How's the performance?

Thanks for the info. hopefully would be good then with i5 2450m SB