Posts by petrv

Hmm, these are really bad news, analog signal is out of question due to low quality...

I am looking for a business notebook able to connect to a 30" LCD with resolution 2560x1600. The monitor is HP LP 3065 (3x DVI inputs). The notebook will be always placed in a docking station and as a business notebook, I don't...

My nc8430 is nearly 3 years old and my battery life is getting significanlty shorter (approx. 30 minutes only). When I fully discharge the battery, then plug it back to the mains and start Windows XP, the battery level slowly rises...

Quote: Originally Posted by eli.lindner Hi, I have a nc8430 and a docking station in which I have a 22" monitor connected at 1680x1050 to extend my desktop. I'm pretty sure the dvi is capable of handling up to...

I have HP nc8430 with basic docking station and I am trying to connect it to an external 24" LCD over the DVI output. Will the DVI output on the docking station work with resolution 1920x1200? I was just testing it with a HP...

I have some problems when trying to use TVout on my nc8430. I use some S-video to cinch converter and then connect it to the TV via a cinch single wire (as I always used to when I had my PC). On my notebook, I can't make it to work. The...

Update: I've tried Seagate 160GB/7200 and WD 250GB/5400 and both are supported by the mobile protection system in my nc8430.

Quote: Originally Posted by wayne_i I just upgraded to a Western Digital Scorpio drive, WD1600BEVS - 160G, 5400 rpm drive from the original 80G, Fujitsu drive in my NC8430. The new drive is quieter, spec wise draws the...

As the title says: - run your nc8430 on battery, logged in Windows at idle - disable WiFi with the button above the keyboard - disconnected all perihepals (external CRT etc.) - connect a USB mouse to the left USB port - listen to...

Quote: Originally Posted by dipu007 I made it, i fix it, i am using RM cpuclock 2,15 version and i found that solution in the dell inspiron forum. now my lappy has no sound and work cool!! that was not hardware fault i...