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TSjamezco
post Jan 29 2007, 11:13 PM, updated 19y ago

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erm ... juz wanna ask u guys other than Acer and toshiba laptops which have heat issue problems ... wat other laptops have this issue???

I am currently running M100, Duo Core 1.66mhz, 1gb ram, ati x1300, 100gb sata model ...

after using this laptop for a year, i notice it heats up when i am in msia (even using Vantech Lapcool 2... still can sweat due to the heat coming from the laptop...) ... when i am in melb there is no prob due to the cold weather there ... my gf will be buying a laptop real soon and i was wondering if the toshiba A100 Core 2 Duo 4mb Cache laptop heat issue have been solved ...


ooo yeah ... not forgetting ... my toshiba batt life sucks ass !

or can anyone recommend me any laptops which are running Core 2 Duo 4mb cache lappies ?

budget 7k and below, 15" inch minimum ...

thx thx

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post Jan 29 2007, 11:19 PM

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heat = more power consumption = suck ass batt life = C2D procs

to get the best batt life, get Core Solo, which is practically an undervolted proc which runs on the avg of 5W (vs 25-40W for P-M / Turion64)

not the best processing power though. a lil bit slow but gets you through normal office apps
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post Jan 29 2007, 11:20 PM


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as far as i know, current laptops w dedicated gc but still runs cool is IBM R/T60, but the model sold here is 14" and comes w c2d 1.83ghz 2mb
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post Jan 29 2007, 11:24 PM

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QUOTE(lucifah @ Jan 29 2007, 11:19 PM)
heat = more power consumption = suck ass batt life = C2D procs

to get the best batt life, get Core Solo, which is practically an undervolted proc which runs on the  avg of 5W (vs 25-40W for P-M / Turion64)

not the best processing power though. a lil bit slow but gets you through normal office apps
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means the C2D will cause more heating problems and less batt time ??? omg .. i thought they said intel going to fix this thing and stuff .....

QUOTE(wtm0325 @ Jan 29 2007, 11:20 PM)
as far as i know, current laptops w dedicated gc but still runs cool is IBM R/T60, but the model sold here is 14" and comes w c2d 1.83ghz 2mb
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i dont mine IBM but the thing is i dont like the screen le ... like so ..... arr how to say ... i prefer the shinny screen one ...

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post Jan 29 2007, 11:29 PM

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QUOTE(jamezco @ Jan 29 2007, 11:24 PM)
means the C2D will cause more heating problems and less batt time ??? omg .. i thought they said intel going to fix this thing and stuff .....

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nope. they didn't qutie achieved that yet.

a true mobile proc is the Core Solo, the successor of the previous gen Pentium-m ULV

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post Jan 29 2007, 11:32 PM

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............... Intel big con man like that ... cis ....

arrr sorry St Fu ... wats the diff wit pentium M and core solo then ?
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post Jan 29 2007, 11:34 PM

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QUOTE(jamezco @ Jan 29 2007, 11:32 PM)
............... Intel big con man like that ... cis ....

arrr sorry St Fu ... wats the diff wit pentium M and core solo then ?
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um... like... um... one is old, and one is new.

new things are always nicer and better than old ones. u get the drift...


[diff core and obviously the name and the logo]
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post Jan 29 2007, 11:45 PM

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lolz ... alright ... thx for the heads up ... but i think my gf will go for C2D i guess ...

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post Jan 29 2007, 11:52 PM

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Try ThinkPad bro.. i use it 3 hours+ on my lap with batt.. i barely notice any heat below or above the lappy.. No heat on palm rest area too.. price is sure below 7k smile.gif

p/s: But if girl use this monster, sure look very ugly and yeah no glossy shining tft sad.gif

Nice spec come with some sacrifice.. Hot hot hot! biggrin.gif

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post Jan 29 2007, 11:59 PM

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how about Dell or Compaq? cool2.gif
mind to have a look at it... cool.gif
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post Jan 30 2007, 12:12 AM

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ahhhh ... no dell or compaq ... got bad experience ... sad.gif

it's really a waste for thinkpad not to come out wit glossy tft ... not forgetting the widescreen as well for thinkpads ...

i saw the T60 also... can custom 4mb cache ... ehehe kewl ... but more than 7k though...

ooo yeah ... i manage to reduce a lil bit of heat from my toshiba M100 ...

juz now i opened my vantech lapcool 2 and change the fan sides ... now the fan is sucking the air from the laptop and directing it towards the table ... it used to blow air into the laptop from below last time ... hehehe mange to reduce 2 deg of HDD heat

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post Jan 30 2007, 12:24 AM

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Will a cooling fan help to ease the heating problem that laptop users experience, just to ask?
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post Jan 30 2007, 12:39 AM

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well it does help a bit ... erm ... can see a diffrence by using SpeedFan ... i leave my PC most of the time ... normally the HDD temp is 48 deg in a normal room temp ... if a laptop cooler is used ... it will reduce the temp by bout 3 deg ...

well that's for me ... i dont know for others...
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post Jan 30 2007, 12:55 AM


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haha for the thinkpad screen, depends on how u treat it tongue.gif

it was originally designed for business use where it suits for presentation purpose, looks formal, and actually u'll find it's more comfortable to look at for long hours usage, i personally prefer the matte over glossy screen becoz the glass effect really make my eye tire especially in the afternoon :shake:

BUT if u r goin to make it as entertainment machine, it's really sux compare to glossy type, but i'll rather prolong my eyes tongue.gif
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QUOTE(jamezco @ Jan 29 2007, 11:13 PM)
erm ... juz wanna ask u guys other than Acer and toshiba laptops which have heat issue problems ... wat other laptops have this issue???

I am currently running M100, Duo Core 1.66mhz, 1gb ram, ati x1300, 100gb sata model ...

after using this laptop for a year, i notice it heats up when i am in msia (even using Vantech Lapcool 2... still can sweat due to the heat coming from the laptop...) ... when i am in melb there is no prob due to the cold weather there ... my gf will be buying a laptop real soon and i was wondering if the toshiba A100 Core 2 Duo 4mb Cache laptop heat issue have been solved ...
ooo yeah ... not forgetting ... my toshiba batt life sucks ass !

or can anyone recommend me any laptops which are running Core 2 Duo 4mb cache lappies ?

budget 7k and below, 15" inch minimum ...

thx thx
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Maybe you need to clean up the vent fan area. The dust will block the vent fin and the heat won't decipate fast. That cause the fan always running. Mostly happen after half year plus.
Have you adjust the power managment to 'Alway On'? It will run at max. That will sucks the battery.

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post Jan 30 2007, 09:20 AM

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If ur planning to stare at the screen for prolonged hours, go with a matte surface instead of a glossy surface for all the reasons stated above.

If ur gf's worried about the looks, check out the Sony Vaios. Fujitsu's pretty good too though a little pricey but it's definitely reliable. I'd never used an IBM before but my sister (she's currently using the T60) has nothing too nice to say about it *shrugs* unsure.gif
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looks like someone will need to buy a cooling pad............its normally "ok" effective with cooling pad...so i guess its ok...
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post Jan 30 2007, 09:33 AM

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Er, just a question but how do we check temperature of our lappies? *g* unsure.gif
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post Jan 30 2007, 09:56 AM

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QUOTE(tinkerbel @ Jan 30 2007, 09:33 AM)
Er, just a question but how do we check temperature of our lappies? *g*  unsure.gif
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I installed the Notebook Hardware Control for the temperature reading. smile.gif
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post Jan 30 2007, 10:08 AM

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QUOTE(jdreamer @ Jan 30 2007, 09:56 AM)
I installed the Notebook Hardware Control for the temperature reading.  smile.gif
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is it something liked a small screen coming out...it shows all the notebook details
liked ram,memory and etc right?
looking something liked that...is it something liked transparent?
got some wavelength liked the one in the hospital machine... unsure.gif
mind to share the link...if it's allowable here... sweat.gif

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