Posts by KJSmitty

Quote: Originally Posted by doc_simple dude, dont screw around. Its abrand new machine. Send it back (it only cost me 14$ fedex ground) and demand A NEW ONE, NOT REPAIRED NOT REFURBISHED. I have been screwed with...

Check your original shipping material/box etc.. The second HD bracket is installed/within the computer but the "ribbon" was included in the accessories bag. Looks exactly like the one on your original HD. In my case...

Anyone have any experience installing/use of Intel's 2915 Mini PCI WiFi card in older Sager's like the 8790 etc.? --Install is a breeze but is it compatible? I have read that even though it's "designed" for Pentium M's etc....

Had to respond to my own thread... OK, this just in,,,, now it actually worked for about 30 seconds then froze and rebooted itself....?? After the reboot it was like the card wasn't even installed?? I popped the card out, rebooted...

Greetings all, I've had my 8790/Hypersonic GX7 for over a year now without one problem. For some reason just today when I tried my Netgear wireless PC card adapter it works for a few minutes then locks up the laptop... The only way...

Quote: Originally Posted by BombBuster Hmmm.... could one do this: Run the 9860 off the battery and use the Igo Juice 90 (or a 75 watt version) to charge the battery? You know, run it til the battery is out, turn it...

Can I assume the output on your Juice 90 is 90 watts?? If so, most likely not. I don't have an 9860 but I believe the power requirements are in the 140-160 watt range.... I'm not sure if anyone has found an adequate adapter (other...

Thanks all. Sounds/looks like we are all in the same temp zone. Mine doesn't see 54 very often but it does happen. Most of the time 42-49. Obviously if I kick the fans on high it cools right down. I will say on average my HD is...

What are you guys/gals seeing for your hard-drive temps. 8790/9860 etc....? I've got the 60GB 7200rpm and it's always between 48-54 with fans on normal/low. Would you consider OK for overall use/operations?? Thanks/cheers

Quote: Originally Posted by Argh guspaz, what can go wrong using the inverter i purchased? Argh, Nothing will go wrong per-say, its just that 1250 is a little overkill to say the least. Like Olyteddy...