Posts by DerCribben

Well, my price limit is $1,000-$1,500 or so but I'd like to pay as little as I can for as much performance as I can get. I'm not against buying a cheaper system and upgrading it either if thats a cheaper path to reliable performance.

I'll be starting to telecommute for work in the next 6 months or so and I'm going to need a good portable laptop to use. Right now I have a huuuge Toshiba that I love but I need something smaller. It doesn't have to be one of those tiny...

Yeah well...toshiba doesn't seem to know what the voltage their motherboard puts out when I call their "trained technical assistance" people...or which Intel part nomber the OEM CPU is. I did get this though: ...

Ok, that's an online copy of the guide that came with it that I still have. I'm looking for the actual technicians manual that is issued by Toshiba to their "Authorized Service Centers". The one that will have a detailed parts...

Ok, so I had the issues that I described in this thread http://www.notebookforums.com/thread226449.html basically water scare, then it turned out that the comp worked fine. Well I replaced the cpu in my P25-S507 (P4 2.8ghz w hyper...

I have a Toshiba Satellite P25-S507, I appreciate the help, thx ZZ DC

I guess they did/do...but all the secret nifty-doodad links I've found here so far have all been broken... I don't suppose you know the magic Urrrl do you? DC

Thanks bud, I looked at that site, it's a great site but it just redirects to cj2600's (from here) teardown guides. I definitely like a site that organizes all the resources for computers that they know about into one easy to use site....

Was looking for factory service manuals for my laptop and I came across this site http://www.service-manual.net I was wondering if anyone has used them before and whether these are actually real service manuals or not? DC

Does anyone know where I can get a copy of the full service manuals for a P25 S507? I've definitely seen CJ's site and that has some GREAT info on it, but I'd really like to have a copy of the real deal also to help with stuff that falls...