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post #21 of 32
I just got this laptop 2 days ago, and I can say nothing but great things. As you all know, it has a magnificent screen, boot-up times are very quick, it performs very well.

I dont know very much about graphics cards, from what I hear the ATI x300 is supposed to be very weak. Personally, i dont mind it just yet. Ive been playing Battlefield 2 and Half-Life 2, neither of them are set on High settings. Battlefield runs smoothly on low settings and no music (it lagged a bit when the music was on) but who needs it when bullets are flying in all directions?? As for Half Life 2, its also running pretty smooth - thats set on Medium settings, and I am very satisfied with its performance. (Sorry I cant help you guys on framerates, I dont know much about that stuff). Ive also played several movies and they have played without a skip.

Ive been experiencing some heat on the bottom left palm-rest, but this could also be because Ive been running this machine to its limit.
And the wireless unit could be better. It doesnt suck, it just acts up on random occasions (twice so far). I had it disconnect and connect for no aparent reasons on those occasions. Also, sometimes pages just wont load - I get the "Page not found" message, but when I check my signal it says "Excellent". I had heard of these issues before, but I have also read that its not the computer, but the Intel Pro 2200BG wireless chipset that is installed in the computer. This problem has spawned on other laptops with the same wireless chipset as well.

As for a solution to the problem, I had read that Intel released some drivers for the chipset, they are currently downloading. (Stock driver is 9.0.1.9, the updated one is 9.0.2.1). I heard that the drivers help fix the issue, but I dont know from experience yet. I'll write another post after Ive had some time to test out the new drivers in a few days.

But besides those little things, this is a great machine. as stated, ill post again after i play with the new drivers for a while.
post #22 of 32
hey there, issit SAFE to overclock the graphics card as mentioned at the first post??
post #23 of 32
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Originally Posted by thaisweetie2003
hey there, issit SAFE to overclock the graphics card as mentioned at the first post??
Hi there,

Have you tried installing the omega drivers for the n3510? It almost doubled my 3dmark05 score when i did. The drivers also enable hypermemory on the X300 which utilises some ram as shared video memory.
post #24 of 32
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Originally Posted by orangeguy
Hi there,

Have you tried installing the omega drivers for the n3510? It almost doubled my 3dmark05 score when i did. The drivers also enable hypermemory on the X300 which utilises some ram as shared video memory.
Hey there friend, can you provide me the exact link to download that driver? I am a computer noob.

Btw, may I know where is the compartment to take off if i want to upgrade my hard disk?
post #25 of 32
check your pm.
post #26 of 32
orangeguy,thanks a lot for the help
post #27 of 32
whats the pm?
post #28 of 32
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Originally Posted by hallama2002
whats the pm?
Private message, check it out on your top right
post #29 of 32
hey, i would like to ask if it is possible to upgrade this unit's processor??
post #30 of 32
you can customize with bluetooth on our site... www.shopfujitsu.com
post #31 of 32
hmmmm, this thread is quite quiet already. btw, anyone has any idea where to get a 16mb buffer harddisk?:
post #32 of 32
Yes this thread has died. One thing I wanted to add to this for anyone looking at Fujitzu notebooks is that they have some spectacular screens. I used to own a SAGER but it broke... twice so Im notebookless right now, however when looking around I have seen some great priced Fujitzu's not as powerfull as SAGER but more then enough for some games. Then the screen... wow the screes are great they are just as good as my SAGER screen as far as brightness and consistancies. Way better then any HP, Sony, Compaq, Acer or Toshiba that I have seen in the stores. Nice review and great notebooks.
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