Dell Laptop User Thread

godbless

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Backlash said:
Since there is no Dell User Thread in this forums.
I shall start the ball rolling.
Pls feel free to share your personl experience using your Lappy, share any tips and tricks in maintaining your lappy "Happy" and last of all, pls state your model and config if possible.

I am a proud owner of a Inspiron 6400
1. Intel Centrino Core Duo 1.66
2. 1042MB DDR2 533 RAM
3. 80GIG HDD
4. NEC 8X DVD R/W
5. Intergrated Graphics & Sound
6. Microsoft Comfort Optical Mouse 3000 with Barracuda Lite Mouse Pad

Cheers .... :s13:

Dell 9400
1. Intel Centrino Core Duo 1.66
2. 1024MB DDR2 667 RAM
3. 80GIG HDD
4. NEC 8X DVD R/W
5. 250MB Nvidia Geforce 7800
6. 17" Ultra sharp wide screen with Truelife 1920x1200.... :)
 

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godbless said:
Dell 9400
1. Intel Centrino Core Duo 1.66
2. 1024MB DDR2 667 RAM
3. 80GIG HDD
4. NEC 8X DVD R/W
5. 250MB Nvidia Geforce 7800
6. 17" Ultra sharp wide screen with Truelife 1920x1200.... :)
updated all users :)
 

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godbless said:
Dell 9400
1. Intel Centrino Core Duo 1.66
2. 1024MB DDR2 667 RAM
3. 80GIG HDD
4. NEC 8X DVD R/W
5. 250MB Nvidia Geforce 7800
6. 17" Ultra sharp wide screen with Truelife 1920x1200.... :)
very very nice config. A true monster of a laptop. :)
 

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1. Intel Centrino Core Duo 1.66
2. 1024MB DDR2 667 RAM
3. 80GIG HDD SATA 7200rpm
4. NEC 8X DVD R/W
5. Integrated Graphics & Sound
6. Ultra Sharp Wide Screen with True Life 1680 X 1050
 

darrenlee78

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faithsilence said:
1. Intel Centrino Core Duo 1.66
2. 1024MB DDR2 667 RAM
3. 80GIG HDD SATA 7200rpm
4. NEC 8X DVD R/W
5. Integrated Graphics & Sound
6. Ultra Sharp Wide Screen with True Life 1680 X 1050
whats the model u got?
 

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Some qns with regards to Dell Laptop..

Advisable to get the 3 yrs complete coverage. Heard its pretty pricey for any service once coverage is over..

Planning to get a Dell 6400 a couple months later. Hoepfully price will drop. Thinking of 1 GB ram and 3 yrs coverage
 

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quojake said:
this thread like quite dead man... no dell users around?

There is nothing spectacular about this notebook. Moreover this thread already runs to 100 plus already. :s22:
 

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Unclemun said:
There is nothing spectacular about this notebook. Moreover this thread already runs to 100 plus already. :s22:

So have you got your mousepad yet ?
 

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Xiaosa said:
Some qns with regards to Dell Laptop..

Advisable to get the 3 yrs complete coverage. Heard its pretty pricey for any service once coverage is over..

Planning to get a Dell 6400 a couple months later. Hoepfully price will drop. Thinking of 1 GB ram and 3 yrs coverage

I would advise you to top up for 3 yrs warranty.
Not sure about the current batch of Inspirons but the 510m, 600m and older batches do run into problems after certain mileage.
The Latitudes are better built and come with min 3 yrs wty.

Anyway, if you get tired of it in a yr's time, you can always sell it and having 3 yrs wty should fetch a higher resale value.
 

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Inspiron 4150 still running strong....hitting 4 yrs liao..(ok la.....not bragging ok...)....no breakdowns at all....except that my P4-2000 hits 92 degrees celsius sometimes and I had to remove every damn thing (keyboard...monitor....practically every single part) to remove the fan and to my horror....it's clogged with dust to the max......cleaned it....now it's running at 72degrees the max....so guys....if you are using Dell...perhaps you might want to monitor your CPU temp..=)
 
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