So may i know the difference in terms of cooking system between re-15 evo and z5?
The official page for re 15 evo didn't mention much about its cooking system.
Thanks
illegear z5 discussion thread, anything and everything about the beast
illegear z5 discussion thread, anything and everything about the beast
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Jan 26 2015, 10:18 AM
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So may i know the difference in terms of cooking system between re-15 evo and z5?
The official page for re 15 evo didn't mention much about its cooking system. Thanks |
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Feb 7 2015, 02:25 PM
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Hello all!
Alright, my 4th day with z5 now. Had win 7 installed right away on the ssd once got the unit, and had been retrieving my old data/setup/programs for the first 2 days. And got carried away playing tropico 5 for 2 days My Spec Display: 15.6" Full HD Anti-glare Display IPS/AHVA Wide Color Gamut & Viewing Angle (1920 x 1080) with color calibration Processor: Intel® Core™ i7-4710HQ (6MB L3 Cache, 2.50GHz) Graphics Card: Nvidia GeForce GTX 860M 4GB GDDR5 with Optimus Technology (Maxwell) Thermal Compound: IC Diamond Thermal Compound - CPU & GPU RAM: 8GB DDR3L RAM 1600MHz - 1 X 8GB Primary Drive: 1TB 7200rpm Hitachi mSATA SSD RAID Options: Non-RAID Primary mSATA Solid State Drive: Crucial 128GB M550 MSATA SSD Secondary mSATA Solid State Drive: None Wireless Network Card: Intel Centrino Wireless-N 2230 - WLAN & Bluetooth 4.0 Combo Operating System: None (Not Recommended for Inexperienced User) Warranty: ILLEGEAR 2 Year Carry-In Warranty Accessories: ILLEGEAR Backpack & Velvet Sleeve here's the summary: Design & Look: 8/10 it's a heavier than my old dell 1555, but it looked pretty solid and rugged. Hey, no matter how big or heavy it is, i still carry (any) laptop using a laptop bag what. So no frills on the weight here. Also altho they are both 15.6", the z5 looks much bigger because of the larger bezel and keyboard. Screen: 9/10 Mine is the IPS screen, loved the details it provides. It's awsome!!! However, spotted one dead pixel on Day 2, and I didn't have warranty for that. Keyboard: 8/10 Adequate for a laptop, of course don't compare to mechanical keyboard la. Speakers: 6/10 Well it's still a laptop anyway, but much nicer to my old dell 1555. People, if you want quality sound, please la go buy a decent set of speakers. Cooling system: 9/10 Double vents and double fans do their job pretty well as advertised. Still yet to discover how to use the macro keys tho. More to come Thanks Prince J and illegear for the great product and service. This post has been edited by calvin_kenni: Feb 7 2015, 02:26 PM |
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Feb 7 2015, 05:56 PM
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QUOTE(Prince J @ Feb 7 2015, 04:31 PM) Hi calvin, Oh I got the driver, it's provided with the cd you gave along with the laptop. Just that i don't know what to do with those macro keys haha.Thanks for your review, please download macrokey driver here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/22492671/Macrokey.exe So what do you guys use those macro keys for? Thanks for the driver tho. No offense here, and correct me if i'm wrong. As per the dead pixel issue, if it happens most frequently throughout the product range, then it's likely to be a hardware design flaw. Anyway, anyone tried this to fix dead pixel before? dead pixel fix On a side note, anyone know how to disable the battery charging? Our Z5 has not removable battery and i found that it's a nuisance to keep charge and discharge over and over again. Anyone got any smart solutions for this? I know that people keep saying no need to protect battery la by the time it dies u want to change laptop also. That's not the case for me as i plan to make this unit last for another 4-5 years. So all i can do now is just: 1. fully charge the battery, 2. turn off switch, 3. let battery discharge, wait for it to drop til low levels, 4. turn on switch to charge the battery again 5. repeat |
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Feb 8 2015, 01:26 AM
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QUOTE(MgrSagaaboyz @ Feb 7 2015, 06:25 PM) If you do like this below:- Hi bro, regarding the statement above, I did experiment in all power plans on my win 7 ultimate but didn't achieve the same effect as yours, which means my battery still charges no matter what percentage it is until to "100% (Fully Charge)" status lit up.1. fully charge the battery, 2. turn off switch, 3. let battery discharge, wait for it to drop til low levels, 4. turn on switch to charge the battery again 5. repeat Then how do you play games when not charging. What Illegear told me is, all z5 model will stop charging when the battery is full. On my second day after bought I found that my z5 laptop battery dropped to 95% battery and shows this message "(plugged in, not charging)". I was worrying that my battery is no longer charging my battery, after couple time switching the battery power plan and continuous plug in and plug off. Finally I found why it does like that. My z5 right now will charge the battery if the battery percentage is less than 95%. After it reach 100%. I will just plug out and plug in. Then the message "(plugged in, not charging)" shows. So which means that illegear z5 will not charge the battery if the battery percentage is above or equal to 95% and will start charge if percentage less than 95%. So im having this type of understanding with z5. Im using windows 8.1. Hope you will figure this out too!! So til now i still have to manually switch off the adapter to prevent overcharging the battery then. I do frequently keep a tab on my battery level while playing game and start charging the battery when it shows <10% remaining. Anyway still waiting for any other possible solutions |
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Feb 8 2015, 02:02 AM
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Feb 8 2015, 11:44 AM
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QUOTE(MgrSagaaboyz @ Feb 8 2015, 11:40 AM) Well as for me I got the original windows 8.1 pro OS for free from my university dreamspark website for 2 years license. I recommend you to try get Original if your uni providing you for free. So far Ori version is a bit stable to receive windows 10 update as @miong93 said. for peepur with no university passes like me, kena amik dos and lanunbay lor.. But sure got discount right when win 10 launches |
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Feb 8 2015, 11:46 AM
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QUOTE(miong93 @ Feb 8 2015, 09:25 AM) Download the latest macro driver provided by Prince J I think this step is the most important one, unplug the power cord from your laptop OR switch off the adapter, wait for the adapter light to turns off before switching on againFor the macro key, I set as below: M1 = Fn + F4 (Dim Display) M2 = Fn + F5 (Brighten Display) M3 = Fn + F7 (Audio Volume down) M4 = Fn + F8 (Audio Volume up) I set it so because it saves me the hassle to press the Fn + Function Keys For the battery, mine is as MgrSagaaboyz said, after I charged the battery to 95% or 99%, it will automatically stop charging. Some time it wont show the update once the battery is charged in the system tray, so I just did what is mentioned to manually trigger the update on the battery. Well since this model is not so well known and popular yet, so can't expect there is a lot of fancy tools to use to manipulate the laptop. I think for your case, I think the power plan option won't affect the battery charging state. You could try this: 1. Charge battery till 100% 2. Switch off power adapter and unplug the adapter 3. Wait few seconds or minutes then plug in back the adapter and switch it on 4. Check whether the battery is still charging or not. (It should start charging to certain extend.. if not it will give u a message like what is mentioned earlier) P/S: I'm also using Windows 8.1.. For your case which is Win7.. you may ask Arvinaaaaa if the problem still exist I'm using Ori Win8.1 Pro IMHO, if you want to get Win10 without waiting for pirated version after it is released, better get Ori Windows.. Cause I afraid later there is no Cracked version of Win10 as the system stuff changed quite a lot.. I also believe in final release version it will need some sort of license stuff to enable Cortana. Well it's all my suspicion so it may not happen also.. lol |
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Feb 9 2015, 07:59 PM
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Feb 9 2015, 09:43 PM
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Feb 9 2015, 10:04 PM
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Feb 10 2015, 12:53 AM
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QUOTE(miong93 @ Feb 9 2015, 10:16 PM) To make sure it is a valid windows. (well of course the key generated is not a valid 1 yea i understand your concerns here about the malware.Some already activated windows installation file may contain "additional" software or "system file" like malware or something like that. So it is always better to have a clean installation file from official site and use a keygen to get the ahem version of the OS Edit: Correct me if I'm wrong but then everytime choosing which torrent to dw, please go through the comments of the torrent. try find those torrent maker instead of uploader, and usually they are reputable. so far using pre cracked version since 2010, nth happens tho. *touchwood* oh ya btw ur battery tips really helps me a lot, thanks ya QUOTE(MgrSagaaboyz @ Feb 9 2015, 11:08 PM) 100% correct. Moreover, the pre cracked/or pre activated may or may not activated in the right way. Sometime it might not able to receive windows 10 or some other important things. So make sure everything is right before installing pre cracked. no offense to all here..but in my opinion la, those pre cracked definitely kenot/hard to be upgraded win 10 in future, but if win 10 comes out and Wong Ah Kau wanna try it out, it would always be a better choice to do a clean install by then. contoh: Ah Kau want to install win 10 on his pre cracked win 7, but the process is super complicated or a lot of bugs or impossible to do so. So no choice Ah Kau need to format his drives before install win 10. So i don't see the point why saying no to precracked windows UNLESS Ah Kau really have serious concerns about hidden malware (which is avoidable if Ah Kau do your research properly) besides, it's good to do some spring cleaning on your drives and do the neccessary backup before upgrading to the new OS by then. still goes by this saying: u are responsible of what u do to your computer. and if dun want hassles, pls buy original OS QUOTE(shinnsohai @ Feb 9 2015, 10:26 PM) I guess i'll just download the ISO and burn it tru DVD and boot it up got boot from windows, just go to the boot menu inside bios to set it and off u go, installation speed as normal la.. but placebo effect coz new laptop ma Duno that the Z5 BIOS supports boot from USB for windows installation or not (anyone having experience on it? Laju tak?) |
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Feb 10 2015, 11:27 AM
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QUOTE(miong93 @ Feb 10 2015, 10:41 AM) IMHO, even though you go through the comments, it is still unreliable to use those pre-cracked version. You won't know whether those are legit user who comment or just an "act". Also, you can't for sure that a legit creator doesn't include any malware, spyware or trojan in it. Who know you're sending your info to the creator since 2010 ? Everything is done in the background so you won't realize anything serious happen. Except you go and check all the background services and thread on your system, but I highly doubt normal user will do this. So a lot deem it as a good and reliable pre-cracked OS since it do what it should, without knowing there mind be illegal stuff working in the background. well, just say that everyone has their different risk appetite. But that's the price that need to be paid lor if want cetak rompak Well it's all just an example, in the end it's still like what you said, you're responsible for your own action IMHO, it is better to have a fresh install. You can't be sure it will be a smooth transition from old OS to a new OS. Something may happen. Also, win 8 to 8.1 doesn't have any major or serious changes. So performing upgrading is a lot easier and won't cause much error. Most of the file will be retained cause the core system is still the same. While I doubt win 10 will be as smooth as win 8.1 cause I can see there is A LOT of changes. Mostly the OS will create an OLD.Windows file to retain all your document there (like what it did for win7 to win8 upgrade) I still prefer a clean installation as I'm having a lot of software which may not be compatible in the new OS. It will be a lot of hassle to solve it one by one. Agreed on that software incompatibility regarding win OS update, had a tough time when doing it from win 7 to win 8 until i frustrated and did a clean install instead last time. Anyway i think we should stop here. Later admin come and ban us coz macam sided to warez thread ald |
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QUOTE(Arvinaaaaa @ Feb 12 2015, 01:03 PM) my right 2 usb ports tend to stop working after a certain percentage of battery left, and it cant even detect the usb bluetooth connector for my mouse.. right click my computer > properties > device managerdriver uninstall and reinstall done..but still fail and solution for this? scroll down to find Universal Serial Bus Controllers expand it by clicking on + go through one by one right click the items (eg: generic USB hub) > properties under power management tab, uncheck the "allow this computer to turn off this device to save power" This post has been edited by calvin_kenni: Feb 12 2015, 04:28 PM |
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QUOTE(ARCDisrupter @ Feb 14 2015, 06:56 PM) I was planning to buy z5 after my final sem test (around cny). So... Is it worth it to add the ram to 16gb? And im planning to buy without os and install win 7 basic manually. well pls watch these 2» Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « and this » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « konklusi unless you are working with very heavy graphics or video editing software, i don't see the point of getting beyond 8gb. besides, it leaves room for future upgrade to 16gb, which is definitely gonna be cheaper at that time compared to now. that's just my personal opinion This post has been edited by calvin_kenni: Feb 15 2015, 10:08 AM |
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