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tardtasticx
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  #598589 22-Mar-2012 11:20
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mrdrifter:
tardtasticx: Lol you dont know hot until you own an HP laptop.


+1 DV6 Series i7!


Woop woop! Great investments for students, no need for a heater thats for sure.  



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  #598781 22-Mar-2012 18:38
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tardtasticx: Lol you dont know hot until you own an HP laptop.

**Pokes HP DM1 with ultra low voltage core i3, single vent on side and no vents at all on the bottom.

Not very hot here :D

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  #598794 22-Mar-2012 18:58
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tardtasticx: Lol you dont know hot until you own an HP laptop.


Amen. 




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  #598834 22-Mar-2012 20:41
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Last years DV6 here and the fan hardly comes on! ;-p

tardtasticx
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  #598858 22-Mar-2012 22:20
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I think you'll find the power cable to the fan has been melted at some point so thats why it no longer turns on haha

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  #599341 23-Mar-2012 23:59
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My Dell laptop heats up quickly, which is kind of a good thing because my wifi won't associate with the AP until the computer is warm/hot. It will see the AP but cannot connect to it. I tend to keep it running 24/7 these days. If I do shut it down and it cools down, I usually start up MS Flight Simulator X and fly around for 5-10 minutes and that usually does the trick.

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  #599361 24-Mar-2012 07:52
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I posted a comment on the Stuff article, pointing out to Tony #10 (critical of Stuffs research) that he needs to have a closer look at the article - he'd see it's written by Reuters not Stuff. I went on to say that apart from that, I agreed with his sentiment.

That was late on 21 Mar (3 days ago) and there were 17 comments on the story. I'm finding it mildly amusing that a "moderator" must have gotten a bit miffed with my suggestion as my comment still hasn't been posted :-)

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