Posts by Ransomed1

I bought the G1S last Friday. I'm still getting used to the lights and a few other things (my last notebook was much less flashy), but your review is great in showing what this notebook offers! I would gladly trade the HDMI and the...

I just upgraded from an Acer TM8104 with the 128MB ATI x700 graphics card, which played UT2004 at 1680x1050 resolutions with all game settings maxed at 40-60fps (depending on map) and sometimes 60-80+ fps (I've never enabled AA or ASF in...

Quote: Originally Posted by yaizzer So... All I have to do is bring my laptop to your work, Ransomed1, and then bring it home again . Where do you work? /Mats I work at a different place than before. That...

Which HD did you end up getting? What do you think of it? I bought the 160GB Seagate 5400 rpm drive for my TM 8100 when that was the best drive available. Now I would choose this:...

I wrote you a rather long and detailed option for you to choose, but for some reason it didn't post properly and it's now lost in cyberspace somewhere. Basically a simple option would be to just get a new HD (they come in much larger...

Don't worry, the faster ram will cause absolutely no problems with your Acer. I recommend that you get Kingston ram, or Corsair ram, or Crucial ram. I've used all three and never had a problem with any of them. Ransom

Quote: Originally Posted by adinu Doesn't matter really, both will perform equally as good and you will not see a performance increase/performance decrease by using either of them. This is assuming that you are...

UPDATE: I went ahead and bought the PATA version of the Seagate 160GB 5400rpm 2.5" HD. You can get it delivered from Newegg.com for $119. That's an awesome deal. I've installed a fresh copy of Windows XP, Office 2003, Stalker,...

Quote: Originally Posted by Wiz33 If you like to play games on your 8104, 2GB is almost a must as a lot of the newer games will actually push past the 1GB barrier and you'll be hitting the swap drive like...

Quote: Originally Posted by DarthAcer Have been running with 2GB for a lo-o-ong time, so I don't even remember how it feels with 1GB But then I am developing software, and running a couple of instances of SQL Server...