Posts by aegdaien

Quote: Originally Posted by jetnosfreak cpu normal usage > 58 - 60 degrees celcius cpu hard usage ( games , etc... ) 60-64 degrees celcius. The values seem a little high , although all the 4*** series can...

First of all, I've had my 8790 for about a week now, and I absolutely love it. I've been searching all over for problems with it just to make sure mine is perfect. No dead pixels or any video issues However, the one problem that I am...

Hmm. Maybe it wasn't you then G-Omaha, I'm probably just mixing someone else up. I just knew that you had one. ::shrug:: I do remember someone posting either on the Sager forums or one of the other notebook forums that they had...

Brightview is the term for HPs WSXGA+ display. It's the same one as the one used in the 8790. I'm not sure what the 4750 uses but if it's WSXGA+ then I would imagine it's the same screen that's in the 8790. Sony uses the term XBrite...

I've got the internal tv tuner for the 8790 and I'm quite pleased with it. Quality wise it is great. I believe it was G-Omaha that tested out an external usb tuner and found out that it was pretty poor because of drivers or something...

Well, couldn't you just use a video card that supports S-Video Out for your desktop and then just plug that into the S-Video In port on the 8790? I realize that this will be a lower quality than a DVI connection, but it would be better...

Mines arriving July 8th too, can't wait for it to arrive!

As far as the warranties go, I would give the recommendation to spend a bit more and go with the Phillips Warranty for several reasons. First and foremost, the Phillips Warranty is 99% the same one as we offer at Circuit City. Most of...

So you see what the price of the 4750V unit is there? That's with an WXGA and 2x DVD-RW drive for $2445. You'll be looking at $2600 for one with WSXGA+ and the 4x burner. Possibly even more, depending on when that price was quoted...

Actually, if you configure the AX7 (Hypersonic's 4750) versus their GX7 (Their 8790), the AX7 is more expensive unless you get a second HD for the 8790. So I don't know where you're getting that info from.