Laptop 2500 zł

[AndrzejSnk 2]

Witam

Poszukuje laptopa za około 2500 zł ew. trochę więcej (100-200zł). Ogólnie do netu, filmów i czasem w jakiegoś nowego NFS’a czy NHL bym też zagrał . Więc coś bez zintegrowanej karty mile wdziane będzie.

 

To jak chłopaki (i może dziewczyny ) kupie coś rozsądnego w tej cenie?

 

Pozdrawiam

 

[sorek 2]

Dell XPS - do wyboru 15" lub 13" Bardzo rpzyjemny laptop - miałem okazje mieć, do tego wiekszośc podzespołów sam sobie dobierasz

[AndrzejSnk 2]

Dell XPS - do wyboru 15" lub 13" Bardzo rpzyjemny laptop - miałem okazje mieć, do tego wiekszośc podzespołów sam sobie dobierasz

 

chyba troszke nie ta cena?

[sorek 2]

Może nie jestem na topie, alejeszcze 1-2 miesiące temu widziałem Della XPS w cenie 2300zł - czyżbym się pomylił?

[AndrzejSnk 2]

ostatecznie zadecydowałem się na

Lenovo Y530

C2D T6500

GF 9600M GS

320GB

3GB

 

i powstał pierwszy problem:

podział partycji C-254 D-30 i nie byłoby żadnego problemy gdyby nie fakt, że pragne zatrzymać działanie One Key Recovery...

 

jakiś pomysł?

[AndrzejSnk 2]

apropo podziału partycji w Lenovo Y530 i utrzymania działania One Key Recovery:

 

***Do this at your own risk as it may or may not void your warranty***

 

 

 

REQUIREMENTS

 

 

 

Lenovo OKR 6.0 ---Roughly 326MB download

 

PTEDIT32.EXE ---Partition Table Editor by PowerQuest/Norton/Symantec

 

Some moderate knowledge on partition management

 

 

 

1) Boot with the NOVO key and start OneKey Recovery 6.0. Restore your computer to factory condition and start in Audit Mode [Ctrl + Shift + F3 at welcome screen]. If you want to regenerate the OneKey recovery installation for a Windows XP recovery, you will have to install Windows XP and it's respective drivers and software.

 

 

 

2) Resize your partitions with your favorite partition manager. Do not mess around with the recovery partition or else you will lose the functionality you are trying to fix. Once you have repartitioned your C and D drive with the amount of space you want for each drive, reboot and make sure the settings are fully functional. You can add additional partitions if you like.

 

 

 

3) You may also want to uninstall any software that comes bundled with the laptop to reduce the bloat. And add any software that you want in the new recovery image you will be creating.

 

 

 

4) Install OKR 6.0 on your computer [if it's not yet installed in factory condition] and create a full backup of your computer at it's current state. You must name the backup "factory". Place the backup files in your D drive so as to keep them safe.

 

 

 

5) Run PTEDIT32.EXE and select your disk which should be Drive 1. Double-click on the number "12" where it says "Type" for the third partition [which is your recovery partition]. A window should pop up and you will select "07 Installable File System (NTFS, HPFS)" and then click OK. Then click on "Save Changes" and confirm your decision. You will have to reboot in order for the changes to take effect. This will make the recovery partition visible so that you can replace the recovery image with the one you created. Be very careful from now on as you can permanently damage your recovery partition.

 

 

 

6) At the root of the directory, you will see "factory0000.DSI", "factory.wsi", and "factory.000"/"factory.001"/"factory.002" etc. etc. . Copy all of these files to another Folder in your D drive for safe keeping [or delete them if you don't intend on keeping the original factory image]. Copy the files for the backup image you created to the recovery partitions root directory.

 

 

 

7) Run PTEDIT32.EXE again and select the number "07" on "Type" for the third partition. Change it back to "12 Compaq diagnostics" and click OK. Then click on "Save Changes" and confirm your decision. Restart your computer so that the changes can take effect. Make sure that the recovery partition is no longer visible to Windows Explorer and shut down your computer. Press the NOVO key and select recovery from factory image. You should now fully recover to the newly designed factory image without all the bloat and the crazy partitioning. Your changes should be clearly noticeable.

 

zródło: http://forums.lenovo.com/lnv/board/message...;thread.id=4467

 

sprawdziłem i działa

Edytowane 15 Sierpień 2009 przez AndrzejSnk

[drajon 0]

polecam acera 4810t, lekki, trzyma ponad 8 h, wiec filmy obejrzysz w pociagu itd

[ater 0]

polecam acera 4810t, lekki, trzyma ponad 8 h, wiec filmy obejrzysz w pociagu itd

 

sporo jest na forum pytan o takie wlasnie laptopy, a ja ostatnio szukalem czegos w tej cenie dla siebie i trafilem na zbiorczy test 4 takich lapkow, moze i wam sie to przyda, bo ja juz kupilem Lenovo Y550

http://mobileman.pl/wydajne_laptopy_dla_gracza_za_2500_zlotych,1306,aktualnosc.html

[TomTom 10]

Poszukuje laptopika 2000-2500 zł do netu,multimediów i jakiś tam gierek. Myślę, że coś wielkości 15', dobrze jak by było z win7 i wyjściem HDMI.

[Nerio 17]

HP ProBook 4515s (VC370ES)

HP ProBook 4510s (VC433EA)

Lenovo IdeaPad G550A (59-026277)

Lenovo ThinkPad SL510 (NSLQ5PB)

[tm72 0]

Witam,

 

ten jest optymalnie skonfigurowany: ACER ASPIRE TIMELINE 1810TZ-414G32n

[PCKom 0]

Zastanów się nad którymś z modeli Lenovo,np Y550. Uniwersalny-nada sie zarówno do oglądania filmów jak i nowszych gierek.