the new metallic casing looks wicked

*looking at previous model in front*

*butt hurting experience intensifies*

as in 1 to 1 exchange from previous plastic variant to aluminum one?

still, i prefer the dual glowing lines on back lid the icon

*still investigating ways to pry open the lid and change LED color*

i'm suspecting you have a faulty power cable. have you checked your 3-pin power cable? perhaps, try swapping cables with friends (note: NOT WHOLE POWER ADAPTER, just the POWER CABLE) to test it.

if you found out it's faulty, you can either get the replacement fuse (if there's one in your cable) but be sure to match the ampere capacity (10 Amp might work when replacing a 13Amp fuse, but generally it is NOT SAFE)

or,

if you are getting new power cables, i recommend to get ones with fuse. normal no-fuse 3 pins will do but we are unsure when a power surge might happen

This post has been edited by Instant_noodle: Oct 13 2015, 01:07 PM

somehow, *converted* a colleague to get this notebook

*now feeling pain oozing out from buttock because he gonna get new model with aluminum look*

my colleague's notebook delivered today, so i took the courtesy of snapping picture of both notebooks together before ripping his notebook open


just a question:

after meddling with his hardware and windows installation, i discovered his windows experience index is 7.6 while mine is mere 5.2

WHY~~

i was thinking... is there a way to enable intel vt-x?

i need to do some stuffs that requires it *coungh*And**d studio*cough*, but somehow i couldn't find the option to enable it