Posts by Cookie092

Quote: Originally Posted by ACHlLLES I don't think the mobo will fit E1705's due to port connection on bottom housing. You mean the docking port? You can easily mod the chassis of the E1705 to fit the docking...

Ah, of course...because of the new Santa Rosa chipset. Oh well, it can still be a cheap way of upgrading to the Santa Rosa platform if the M6300-mobo fits into the E1705.

Hm, I read on Wikipedia that the FX 1600M in the M6300 is based on the 8700M-GT architecture. Also, after viewing http://support.dell.com/support/edoc....htm#wp1158055 (documentation for M6300), I found out that the E1705 and the M6300...

Hmm, so what kind of cable to I need to sort out the SPDIF Digital Coax signal from the S-video output? Where can I get this cable?

Is there any way to make a Inspiron 9400 output sorround sound? I'm thinking maybe via the component output that looks like an S-video output on the backside of the i9400?

Quote: Originally Posted by megaphat Well probably not, because this laptop uses the santa rosa chipset. Graphics card typically havent been compatible over different notebook chipsets. However what interests me is...

I heard that onboard soundcards can make Oblivon laggy with lots of enemies / whatever around you. This is because the CPU gets stressed with having to deal with both AI calculation and sound calculation at the same time. Try...

The M6300 has just been released. it looks just like the old Inspiron 9400s and it features a DX10 card. Doesn't this probably mean that some new DX10 cards will fit into the old Inspiron/XPS?

Hmm, that laptop looks just like the old Inspirons (silver ones you know) And since it has a DX10 card, this will maybe mean that we'll be able to fit a DX10 card into a E1705 or whatever also?

Hmm... I'm thinking about purchasing this game to see what it's all about. Only question is, will I be able to run it with good graphics and no lag? I'll be running it at 1680x1050 (Dell 2007WFP screen). Other specs are: 1,83ghz core...