Posts by scottyrabbit

yeah. they not only did not know the difference between dedicated and shared but they wouldnt even tell me how much i was supposed to have!!! i literally schooled the dumb @$$ on laptops. after chewing him a new one when he told me that...

sorry for such a late response, ive been very busy. anyways. im not an idiot when it comes to shared versus dedicated. i looked around and read everything they said. not only that. but. when i checked the amount of shared i had over...

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.p...ghlight=dv6500 http://aldeby.org/blog/?page_id=87#installing thats what i used to get my Linux going! its fun stuff it really is!

ok. so i got my laptop a while ago. and when i was looking to get it. i was under the impression that i had 256 megs of onboard ram. I DONT. i have 128. I AM VERY ANGORY. is there any was that i can get 256. replace the card, update...

yea. losing power usual is losing cpu. i need my cpu. lol. if your not going to be worried bout battery life at all. max popwer 24/7. thats what i do. my 12 cell clan handle an hour of gaming with that setting!!! (dv6500t with max spec...

well lucky me my situation has totally changed. i used to be able to do whatever i want with my laptop and just use the desktop to get the work done. but now i need my laptop to do the work. and the desktop has all the important files...

ok. i tried to use fiesty fawn. thats what was suggested on the ubunto forums. but when i try to use it. the x desktop thingy wont work. i think it has something to do with my graphics card. it fails to start.

ok. so i have been trying and trying to get linux installed on my laptop. here are my specs intel duo 2.4 ghz nvidia geforce 8400m gs 250g hdd sata lightscribe dvd 14 inch widescreen its a hp dv6500t ive tried all sorts of linux...

srry. i usually check out new egg and a lot of times they flat out say what it will work with. if it dont say core 2 duo your just going to look for the fsb and the socket.

2 things. 1 in your laptop are you sure that the cpu is not soldered to the board itself. 2. it will say in (whereever you plan on buying that board.) what it supports. and 3 its google. its amazing!!!!!