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if you are not moving your laptop at all and using it as total mean of desktop than don't worry about it, as you'll never need battery and when you need you'r gonna need to buy new one so i suggest charge it remove it and put it in antistatic bag for safety. after that you can leave it plugged...

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My heatware Mine is listed here. if you'll be kind enough to post it. http://www.heatware.com/eval.php?id=73383 Thanks CB

should post your budget, i've couple of sound cards will send you PM once i get the pictures up.

Alienware has grate laptops. Although if you are planning on using laptop on the move and on the road more than usual (for business or travel) than i suggest 15 inch as 17inch will be very heavy and big. HOWEVER, if i want to spent that much cash on laptop, i'll go with ASUS G17 laptop grate...

Thanks, i'll put pictures with my screen name on it this weekend, i just copied and paste it from other site with images, will have them up this weekend.

not sure, but defenitly you need new HD as the one you've is just too slow, might want to get cheap SSD or good raptor to boost performance.

Building any new computer you should always start with budget and type of use the computer will have. after that you can go many ways depending on what parts do you need. 1. select CPU :- two major CPU manufacture, Intel and AMD (Advance Micro Devices) at this point Intel has faster CPU while...

i've few components including sound card, SATA raid card (old maxtor one) some other random stuff, i also have few dell old P4 computers let me know if you are interested.

Updated on May 26th 2011 Heat: Cbshahji Payment: Preffered paypal Non CC/amazon payment/newegg gift card/USPS money order Paypal: [email protected] Shipping: all items will be shipped via USPS parcel with tracking number. WTT for New Items Dell 3300MP Projector: The...

they don't expire but they do go bad, the good news it's life spam is about 15-20 years in which first 11-12 years they only loose like 2-5% of functionality which honestly you won't notice.

what part of india you live in and what is your budget? as i'm planning on shipping few item to India soon (in about week or two depending i find last of what i'm looking for) so it might be easy for my friend to ship from there to you if you don't mind. shipping to Vadodara, Gujarat if you are...

the problem is my case has build in SSD drive option with is kind of on top and the SATA power adapter i see in most PSU's power SATA cable is such a way that they can't be hocked to the SSD (since all power sata cable are 90 degree banded on the end and i'll have to bend them another 90 degree...

go on dell's website and put in your serial # and go to original system configration, you'll see the graphic card that is in your system, than just go online on either Nvidia or ATI to get the right and new driver.

turn off the PC and clear the BIOS, once it's done turn it on with just one RAM at a time see if the RAM is faulty, also check HD status, unlikely but not impossible for them to be a reason for this. there won't be any driver for HD, Just for the SATA/PATA controller.

remove the battery and turn the laptop on without battery and after few min, turn off the laptop put the battery back and check again if not than, calibrate the battery, update the drivers (i know this is new laptop but still give it a try) other than that yes i do understand you being picky...

have you hocked it up to external monitor and see if laptop is working? sorry not trying to joke here just want to make sure, cause if laptop is running and everything is working than want to make sure it's not the video card.

you should remove the 400 and 533 MHz ram to avoid damage to motherboard. it is best that you use DDR3 ram as it'll be faster and better for your system performance.

check them with batterycare software and see if it gives right reading.