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post #21 of 73
How is the weight and the battery life? Would it be totally unthinkable to bring this thing to class? I don't think I would mind lugging it if I had a backpack for it. Do classes and 17 inch screens not mix?
post #22 of 73
sure they do, desks are big enough for 17" lappies (actual dimensions are more like 15"x11"), why not? I'm going to be bringing my 4750 to class on occasion, most likely classmates will be insanely jealous

it weighs 9.15lbs with battery, but in a backpack you wouldn't notice it. battery life appears to be 2 hours under normal use, 1-1:30 gaming (not too many people have them yet).
post #23 of 73

Power Now

I have a quick question, is powernow automatically loaded with the system. Do I have to dl with with the 4750?
post #24 of 73
Thread Starter 
Crispy - I honestly don't know, lol, I downloaded it anyways.
post #25 of 73
Karak...let me just get this straight. So you're running Far Cry at 1680x1050 with all settings maxed out? Not that I think you're lying, but I would find it hard to believe that you had every setting on ultra high with that resolution. If you are and run it at 30+ FPS at all times, that would be an insane machine.
post #26 of 73
Oh...and do you have any antialiasing turned on for Far Cry?
post #27 of 73
Thread Starter 
I didnt say I was running at 30+ constantly, it dips sometimes, but never anything incapacitating.
post #28 of 73
that's awesome karak, this thing is truly a beast
post #29 of 73
wow, that's still quite impressive. I hope my 4750 can do that too. (it's an AMD 3000, 1 gb ram, 7200 60 gb hd one)
post #30 of 73
hmm, ok. i did some testing on my 8790 using 1680x1050 with everything turned up. most of the time ran at about 35 fps, but once in a while dipped to under 25 (i.e. unplayable for a game like far cry), and that was with AA turned off. With AA turned on, it was poor performance the entire time. I've been using 1280x1024 with AA and everything on high having great performance. so i think im gonna stick to those settings, although it would be nice to be able to run it in 1680x1050. far cry really needs some AA turned on though because of the textures. your post intrigued me though since i never thought of running on a resolution that high since i knew i was close to maxing the machine out already with the settings i was running.
post #31 of 73

Can the 4750 have two hard drives?

I'm not concerned about RAID, just having multiple hard drives for extra storage.

I was unable to see a config option for it so I'm assuming 'no' but I thought I'd ask.

Thx
post #32 of 73
sry, no. it's not mentioned anywhere on PCT's site or Sager's.
post #33 of 73
Thread Starter 
Oh yeah, I have AA turned off, should have mentioned that :-P, thought that was a given, heh.
post #34 of 73
what's your config on that bad-ass mofo
post #35 of 73
Great pics... can't wait to get mine. Ordered it on the 15th, shipped out on the 19th. Since I live i Guam will take a few Loooger days to get here It should be in this week
post #36 of 73
sacrifices must be made to insure the delivery of your perfect lappy toname!
post #37 of 73
Does anybody know how good the internal wireless and bluetooth cards are in the Sager 4750. Because from previous experiences with internal wireless networking in terms of coverage and signal strength I found them to be pretty poor. Thus I tend to use external wifi PCMCIA cards, but I would prefer the convenience of internal wireless.
post #38 of 73
someone had issues, but switched the antenna and it worked great. idk about bluetooth and i'm not getting it.
post #39 of 73
I had poor signal strength with my G internal and I did the antenna switch and now it is fantastic. Even right next to my Linksys WRT51AB I was getting Poor to Very Poor signal (windows) and about 30% Rx in the G-EzLink utility. After the switch, I'm getting 90% on average. My range is SO much better.

I absolutely LOVE the 4750. It is so fast, and responsive. Now if I could just get some Linux drivers for the Radeon mobility 9700 I'd be all set.
post #40 of 73
good to hear lavagecko.
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