Posts by bearxor

Quote: Originally Posted by qhn u have stock t2xxx at the moment? u can look into popping in a t7xxx range with no issue, since this would give u REAL duo-processing performance (supporting 64bits OS) cheers...

I have one of these and am looking at upgrades. It uses the SR chipset, which supports up to 800mhz FSB chips. As long as the heatsink can handle the heat dissipation, you should be able to upgrade to any T7 series you want.

Should I have heard something by now? The Lite client came out and I know the full client is still coming which I assume is what this is for.

begging everyones pardon, but they come with a lot of crap you don't need. not only do they come with trial versions of various software packages (which are easy to uninstall) they also come preloaded with a crap load of printer drivers...

No, tap clicking doesn't work in 1.3. Scrolling is kind of... difficult... It's not as precise as it is in OS X. Here's hoping tapping + two finger tapping gets included in the next release!

I did the same to mine. Idle temps are in the 36-42 range now. My load temps, however, have shot up to almost ninety now. I broke one of my temperature sensors as well but have some tape holding it in place. im going to get a...

They stretched out this update pretty long. We won't se another until Spring '08. There may be a speed bump though. The graphics processor and 2GB of RAM standard are the Leopard updates. The LED screen is bright. I run at 50%...

I'm a current gametap subscriber and am interested. I have a few machines I can test on. MacMini 1.66ghz CD w/1.256GB RAM, GMA950 Chipset PowerMac G4 1.42ghz w/512MB RAM, Radeon 9600 MacBook Pro 2.2ghz w/2GB RAM, Geforce...

I love the XPS 1210. I love everything about it, the keyboard, design, look and feel, spec, etc, etc. It's the perfect notebook for me except for that lousy 1280x800 screen. I'd really like to keep my 1680x1050 resolution I have on my...

Quote: Originally Posted by her34 i'm wondering if the optical drive is the limiting factor in how thin dell's notebooks are no