Huawei Matebook X Pro

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Call them. You'll need to bring notebook to Johor IF they're willing to repair for you.



https://consumer.huawei.com/my/support/


Just some info for those considering import set.

Singapore Service Center , no repair no quote cause they claim no technical guys capable of doing such repair.

Malaysia Service Center, no repair due to set not being bought from malaysia...
 

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Just some info for those considering import set.

Singapore Service Center , no repair no quote cause they claim no technical guys capable of doing such repair.

Malaysia Service Center, no repair due to set not being bought from malaysia...

Found this but out of stock.

https://www.laptopscreen.com/English/model/Huawei/MATEBOOK~X~PRO/
 

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Anyway to get the adaptor which is three legged for Singapore use instead of the default one?

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Another model, Matebook 13, announced but still no launch in Singapore.
 

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Just as an FYI for other users, I am currently using ThrottleStop instead of Intel XTU, since the XTU settings seem to reset upon reboot of laptop. The ThrottleStop setting sticks, so I've opted for that instead. It's actually pretty simple to set as well. My CPU temperature fell from 45 deg to 35-38 deg under normal usage (like browsing web, MS Office, etc). Fans almost never turns on.
 

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Just as an FYI for other users, I am currently using ThrottleStop instead of Intel XTU, since the XTU settings seem to reset upon reboot of laptop. The ThrottleStop setting sticks, so I've opted for that instead. It's actually pretty simple to set as well. My CPU temperature fell from 45 deg to 35-38 deg under normal usage (like browsing web, MS Office, etc). Fans almost never turns on.
Any link to download?

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Just google for throttlestop. It's the techpowerup website. When you open the software, click the FVIR button in the middle bottom area. It'll open another window. Tick the Unlock Adjustable Voltage option. I'm using -100mv for CPU Core, CPU Cache, Intel GPU and System Agent. After you're done selecting all the values, bottom right corner, remember to select OK - Save voltages immediately, then click Apply -> OK, and then can close the thing.
 

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Thanks for sharing! My matebook's fan used to turn on whenever there was windows system update. After following your steps to set at -99.6mV (closest setting that i can adjust to follow yours), the fan indeed didn't turn on even though i ran many applications together.

Just as an FYI for other users, I am currently using ThrottleStop instead of Intel XTU, since the XTU settings seem to reset upon reboot of laptop. The ThrottleStop setting sticks, so I've opted for that instead. It's actually pretty simple to set as well. My CPU temperature fell from 45 deg to 35-38 deg under normal usage (like browsing web, MS Office, etc). Fans almost never turns on.
 

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Now, this new super slim bezel Asus 14 inch seems to be better value than the Huawei Matebook X Pro at S$1,898 (no high resolution touch screen but with HDMI port and Numpad on Trackpad):

https://www.asus.com/sg/Laptops/ASUS-ZenBook-14-UX433FN/
433 model have trackpad issue though (and slower mx150 like mxp). Also asus just announce a better value ux431 with thicker case (might be better for temp). But mxp screen is really good (color, brighteness, resolution) and good online support (active community). But if you really want to consider asus, maybe can consider getting from Malaysia / China as their set are cheaper and asus has international warranty.
 
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I saw the ASUS ZenBook S13 UX392FN, this might be the closest to compare with the Matebook X Pro. But I guess it will have the same limited availability as all other ultrabook.

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Any recommendated stalls to buy in JB? preferably City Sq or KSL or paradigm.

Looking for the i7 model......

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我的超酷故事;118760302 said:
Which courier did you use to ship from Microsoft store at US150 (inclusive of courier and GST)?


I believe they used comgateway. That being said, since it is available in Malaysia, it's more worthwhile to buy the set from Malaysia. At least, you'll get the charger with our 3pin plug, and also, if anything goes wrong, can just hop on over to Malaysia and claim warranty.
 
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