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post #81 of 92
They don't count weekend days as part of the "month", oh and don't forget local public holidays winknudge.gif

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post #82 of 92
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apparently, it's not possible sad.gif something about pins and optimus sad.gif((
post #83 of 92
well, at least we know for sure

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post #84 of 92
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stupid manufacturer. I WANT THE 680M!!!
post #85 of 92
can't drive a fast car through the streets of some unpaved roads winknudge.gif

I heard Eurocom refreshes its models with the 680M in question

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post #86 of 92
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this is what the manufacturer said, BTW
Quote:
the upgrade will not be possible because the new MXM cards have a new pin layout due to optimus support which was not available on the older models. It will not be possible to fix this in any way with a BIOS update because the in layout is hard-wired in the MXM PCB and the mainboard.
post #87 of 92
Makes very good sense. To be fair, they just can't build a board that would take future development in consideration winknudge.gif

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post #88 of 92
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that's stupid. I had asked them about GPU possiblity of upgrades, and they said yes.
either way, I'll possibly send it to them to change the damn botherboard.
post #89 of 92
Will they be willing to? Cheaper (and less headache) to sell your current notebook and get the upgrade model

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post #90 of 92
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I am an aficionado of my model :P besides, I don't want to sell a notebook less than 1 year old...
post #91 of 92
waiting too long might kill the resale value laugh4.gif

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post #92 of 92
Thread Starter 
true, that is why I'd rather simply have an upgrade :P
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