QUOTE(death_nite @ May 2 2007, 08:24 PM)
no 1 read my previous post ke?
the gap thing can be fix by calling dell...they will replace new lcd cover + bezel!...
if u really wanna fix it urself, open ur lcd cover...n tighten the screw inside....got gap becos the screw inside the cover went loose!

happened with my 6400 but i bet, it would b the same....just the size diff

yeah!...i read your post last time...
but just wondering if theres anything with that gaps...seen in other units also...
QUOTE(Eiraku @ May 3 2007, 03:16 AM)
Well, Dell only provides for the XPS M1210 here in Malaysia... I'll put up info on both the M1710 and the M2010 (which is not quite a laptop, really) as soon as they start selling them here in Malaysia, but the only XPS we have in Malaysia right now is the M1210...
But, if I must, no problems mate... Renaming thread... I can always put up a new thread for the M1710 later... Sorry for the trouble...

Sorry about that... But, I'm letting it be nonetheless because:
1) The gap's not THAT big, it's more of a misalignment actually...
2) I'm not going to let the "Legion of Doom" (aka the on-site repair people) touch my XPS unless it's a critical problem. There might be only the tiniest of chances that they might just screw up my LCD (and everything else) in the process, but I'm not gonna risk it...
Not yet anyway, unless I get too annoyed with the gap in a few months from now... Then I'll call em up pronto...
Added on May 3, 2007, 3:53 amWell, I'm back home for the hols, and now I'm noticing something quite funny... Placing my XPS on a flat level surface in an air conditioned room (ie. on the table in my room) and then playing STALKER (or any other 3D intensive game), the air coming out of the left side exhaust vent can get quite warm... Not enough to burn my hand, but to the point that I can actually smell it (hot air smell, can't really describe well)...
Have never faced this problem in my hostel, as there's not AC there and the small chair I put my XPS on is not really flat (its curved downwards a bit = better air circulation?)...
It's never done this even when I use it on my lap... Granted I've never played games on battery...
Temporary solution, prop the back side up with a book... Now its running at about 20-40 degrees inclination = better air circulation = cooler (but still lukewarm) air...
The Intel temp thingy is showing 40-50 degrees celsius for the CPU, but as there are some people who say that it's incompatible with Vista, I'll have to try again using Everest or something like that...
The highest I've seen the graphics chip temp go is around 70-75 degrees, and even that was when I was experimenting with ATITools (was overclocking the 7400go a bit, eventually got scared that I might fry the chip and returned it to the stock settings)... I'll have to check with Everest later how hot it's running now...
So guys, especially those who have been using their XPS for a while, is this normal or abnormal? I'm guessing that it's normal, and that is has been happening for a while... Its just that only in the dry, cool, empty air of my AC room that I could really notice (and smell) how warm it is...
Of course, I might be wrong and my 7400go (or the processor) might be burning itself alive...
yups...maybe you can just specified this thread just for XPS M1210...
later,in future can have another thread open to other model of XPS(if its available in Malaysia)...
erksss...never happened to my unit...as far as i know...my XPS placed on the straight level table...and not that hot...
maybe because of good air circulation...
hmmm...been wondering...if its happened to any of you guy's XPS...
when you switch on your XPS...what's the temperature?...
mine,seems to be high the temperature(60+C

)....then the temperature back to normal(48-50C)wonder why?...
anyone experiencing it?