Posts by taliosfalcon

where are you guys finding bios' on the sager website? i've been searching and dont see any downloadables period @ www.sagernotebook.com ?

i rcently started checking my 9860's temperatures and the processors idleing at 52-55 and hitting 65-70 under load while playing games..now from what iv'e read elsewhere on the forums this seems pretty high..? is there anythign i can do...

maybe its just me, but i'd much rather have an a64 4000+ 754 w/ pci-express than one with ANY p4 chip currently on the market...even w/out dual channel ram and a few other faults the 754s have their way w/ the 64 bit p4s...

with a blowdryer and some glue you can make it look like you were never inside it so stupid warrenties like that dont bother me, you come up with a stupid warrenty, fine, just dont expect me to be honest

My lcd screen flickers...sometimes...it happens about 50% of the time the computers being used and seems to just start and stop randomly, i've tried reinstallling video card drivers to no avail, anyone have any suggestions or should i go...

My 9869 started acting up (blue screens of death, once it just beeped a continous tone at me and froze etc) so tried to reinstall xp, i put the xp sata promise drivers on a floppy (not raid) and select them with f6 during the install,...

wish they had that when i ordered, i would have gladly paid 200$ more for a no dead pixel guarentee *looks at the red pixel glareing angrily at him*

my drivers were exactly the same as deuchs and it installed fine for me, maybe the problems with the .1006 chipset driver? although we'd need to get some more posts from people encountering the problem to find out.

I have the x800, but i dont think its strictly video related because the hardrives and optical drives dont spin up either, its not just the lcd not displaying.

i forgot the exact difference, but i do know from asking this question in the past that hdd manufacturers use a different size GB than we consumers are typically used to, so the actual drive size is always a bit smaller than what you...