add me in!

proud user of HP dv6203tx, nearly 2 months.

i have a great experience from HP service center, check out my previous thread:
HP service center experience
might useful to others.

My Norton Anti-virus Internet security (free, comes with my notebook) expired last sunday.

installed Avast anti-virus. Its running great and smooth for my 6203tx.

system boot became faster rather than norton installed.

its 3 days for warranty repair/claim, standard, cant argue with that.

last time when i sent my 6203tx there, i asked them, what if after warranty claim the problem still there, and the lady said 'we replace until u satisfied and come to an extent (cant be repaired) we will replace new set for u'

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Added on April 11, 2007, 9:04 amfor vista camp & nvidia geforce go 7400 users, there is a new/latest driver from HP and also from microsoft. go check it out.

download either from HP updates software or windows update.


This post has been edited by apisgogo: Apr 11 2007, 09:04 AM

overheat? why u wanna to overheat ur notebook urself?

i think its covered. check with them.

im definately sure they gonna replace the parts until u satisfied.

im using dv6203tx for nearly 3 months... been using it for heavy graphics applications (illustrator, flash, photoshop, golive) and wifi on at the same time. no problems...

so far very satisfied with the purchase

Last night im trying to hook up my dv6203tx to my Samsung 32" HD LCD tv thru vga cable. The problem occur is that the pre-installed driver (the one who came from either microsoft or HP) is not powerfull/not supported enough to maximize the Nvidia 7400 GPU. (if you notice when you open the nvidia control panel - 3d Settings, even you set the GPU to quality, the 3d animation preview is still jagged, and not smooth (anti-alias) that it suppose to be.

So, i try to download this X-treme-G Forceware Driver (tweaked by x-treme) for my nvidia 7400. and it works like a charm.

when i set the GPU 3d setting to quality, the animation preview improves a lot! not jagged edge anymore. Then when i hook up to my big LCD hdtv, the display was amazing. the detail were sharp, color reproduction is magnificent. and i able to set custom resolution thru nvidia control panel to my LCD native resolution (1366x786). thanks to xtreme-g

you can get the driver mentioned at:
http://www.tweaksrus.com/index.php
go to download section.

installation instruction = uninstall first the current nvidia driver. restart, and install the tweaked version.

now, every time i use my dv6203tx for graphic editing, i hook it up to my LCD tv and seat relaxingly 10ft away from the screen on a comfy sofa. and the image still big and sharp next, gonna buy wireless keyboard for easy working.

just another reason why i love my dv6203tx so much

erm, under downloads - XG archive - XG MobileForce

http://www.tweaksrus.com/index.php?option=...=194&Itemid=41/

people, im thinking to upgrade the memory of my dv6203tx, currently running at 2x512mb.

what type if speed should i buy? PC2700? mhz? im kind a noob in this thing. can someone help me whta kind of ram (speed and so fourth) were acceptable on my pavilion? what i know, is just it accept max 2gb

thanks!

can trade in? where shop should i go? anyway thanks for the info




mine dont have any problems..

is there any difference for DDR 667 and DDR 800 in terms of performance etc etc? will it be compatible on my dv6203tx?

is there any users able to install XP n vista (dual boot) in the laptop? is there any problem occurs?

just purchased a 2x1gb 667 mhz ram from viewnet@lowyat. 2gb in vista notebook is a breeze.. RM 140 per pcs.

taught to purchase it at pc fair, but seems at lowyat is lower.

now i can do 12ftx8ft artwork (actual size) in illustrator and at the same time editing 300mb img file in photoshop with no hiccup.

hehehe.. same with me before. i thought to swap back to xp. but i look at the 'quite tedious' process, then i upgrade the ram to give it a try...

maybe nowadays all people use newer notebooks, thats y this thread seems dead...

you want mine?

6 months old....

hi folks,

did anybody have used the SPDIF out to connect to receivers/speakers to get digital audio output? (dts 5.1 etc etc)


thanks..