Posts by G_T_S

Congrats on the new car Rachel And sailor, thanks for sharing your experience...sounds likely that the 750GB drive should work out fine, since it uses a standard ATA100 interface, AFAIK. Probably won't get around to this until...

Quote: Originally Posted by Rachel Faith Now I see that the new Parallel Drives are out.... There is an ATA 100 drive with 750 GB.... Does anyone know if the Acer can SEE all that or what would happen? I know...

Quote: Originally Posted by FearNo1 That thing is fugly (f*cking ugly). Its way too big. Sorry Dell I am not interested in that at all. Have to offer an opposing point of view...that machine is f*cking...

Thanks for the info and reccomendations Looks like I'll end up getting a Dell...really bothersome since I was so looking forward to a dual-core X2...all thanks to Clevo skimping on something that'd probably have only added a few...

It hit me like a ton of bricks, but after deciphering the thread below, it appears that the 9750, and the rest of the current crop of Clevo/Sager notebooks, are incapable of sending 1920 x 1080 (1080i) over the DVI...

Sorry I can't contribute with a review or any new info...I'm still waiting for my 1712. Sigh...it's been over a week now and no tracking number yet from PCTorque... Oh well...I guess Acer is still ramping up on the production...

Ooops...guess I posted within seconds after Adam....the news just keeps gettin' better with this thing

Sounds great, jchimpo and all who chipped in with suggested utilities. Hopefully, any 1712 issues that we come across can be brainstormed in this matter here on the forums, and with PC Torque in our corner as well, we can learn to...

Wow...was a quite a shock to find out that PC Torque is now selling the Acer 1710 series! I had ordered one some time ago from eCost and due to being extremely busy, never followed up with why it had not yet shipped...I just assumed...

Hey ransaak, perhaps you could find some sort of utility that periodically accesses the hard drive at a set interval (obviously an interval that is less than the spin down interval). I would think that such a utility would use...