Hi all! I have an internal SSD which i'm thinking of converting for external use, how do i do that? My MoBo does not have eSATA BTW. Thanks!

Originally posted by SBS7484P:

I'm not answering because the question is stupid.

 

The method of caring for a battery that isn't removeable IS ENTIRELY SIMILAR to caring for a removable battery. 

If your battery is not removeable then you have an Apple product.

Either way, it's stupid, and I hope your battery dies fast because you put people down when they try to answer you.

 

Loser.

You seriously need to have your brain checked.

BTW, it is NOT the same. A removable battery can be removed when plugged to the AC. I dont see why you would say its the same.

What is wrong with having an apple product, are you a anti-apple user?

BTW, i never put them down, its your assumption that i did. it does not matter if they answer wrong, but they never even read my question before answering.

Additional info: I will be edit my post to fit what i actually mean, to avoid any mis-understanding. My english standard is not very good.

Originally posted by SBS7484P:

Proves that the OP is weak, and not ditzy that is powderful.

 

Then aren't you weak yourself coz you didnt EVEN answer my question?

heard this before? point at others = pointing 4 fingers at yourself.

Originally posted by troublemaker2005:

even li-ion batteries will die off with every passing year degrading little by little. proper use and handles such as charging it up periodically once in a while, maybe a week or a forthnight if you seldom use and drain it. keep it in cool dry place avoid direct strong sunlight, and for longer periods of time. li-ion batteries has it recharging cycles also, and once in a few charging cycles try to drain it completely right before a next charge.

 

after a few years probably you will observe the better lifespan and performance may degrade - then its time to change a battery - providing oyur notebook's still in production, and its accessories also. that's how manufacturers make money, make you buy accessories, or make you buy new models when their products EOL or accessories out of production or not avaialble anymore in retails.

 

worse are those modern models that has got build in battery ones - iphone, ipad and whatever slimguard pads without the wings.

Yes, i know...but i don't have the money to let them earn lol.

Originally posted by SBS7484P:

Therefore the moral of the story is that OP's Google-fu is not powerful enough.

 

End.

lame. if you guys are so powderful youselves, then why only ditzy manage to answer me correctly?

Originally posted by ditzy:

Cool right? I googled it one leh!

Yeah, but i dont have time to test every keyword to see if it gives me the results i want.

Originally posted by troublemaker2005:

wiki here

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-channel_memory_architecture

 

DDR double data rate means reading of the data two time, once at the rise of the cycle and again at the fall. instead of SDram that reads the data once in a cycle.

to run dual channel (i.e to have two modules running parallel in DDR, you need a motherboard configured for it, and your placement patterns of the modules on the mobo.

Call4Ljw your link seems like only for 1 core type, sandy bridge - wonders how the oler or otehr core type perform with SD, DDR,DDDR2 and DDR3?

i know my link is only for sandy bridge, but since i'm using sandy bridge processor that is of course my main concern.

Originally posted by ditzy:

http://batterycare.net/en/guide.html#descTot

Thanks a lot. This link confirms my guess and also provided me some info which i never knew.

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Originally posted by kira.sg:

Do you intend to unscrew and screw back everytime you want to use the Notebook's built-in battery?

The battery deteriorate will slowly deteriorate even when not in use.

Their lifespan start ticking immediately when they are made.

Why bother?

Of course i have to bother, it will be troublesome to change a built-in battery every few years, not to mention that it is more expensive too. With the arrival of ultrabooks, people asking questions like this will probably be more common.

Originally posted by kira.sg:

300mbps is speed.

Radio waves travel at the speed of light.

It's all about how much signal data can be put in the air.

That is why, the further your notebook away from the wireless access point, the slower (lesser mbps) you surf.

I have a wireless N and I still can't play MMORPG games in my room.

by speed, i'm referring to latency. i read that 2.4ghz wireless n is slower than wireless a/b/g, dont know true or not.

Originally posted by alize:

Cheap stuff is ok if you are listening from a distance. If it's on your desk in front of you, better spend a bit more.

Common sense is that the closer you are, the more noise you will hear.

Just the opposite, the soundbar is just in front me on my desk, i put it in between the gap of my monitor.

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Originally posted by Nalgene Outdoor:

if u use at home, remove the batt & plug in the AC adapter

"built-in battery"

Thanks both for the reply. BTW i found out the answer already.

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/core-i7-3960x-x79-performance,3026-2.html

this link clearly shows the difference, so i have decided to stay with single channel ram.

Originally posted by kenn3th:

It's alright leaving the battery charged up..  yet the heat that is produced by the Laptop or any consumer device in question will degrade the battery over time (at a faster rate)

So the culprit is not overcharging but heat! 

 

So if i need to use for long periods of time, i should just leave it charging?

Originally posted by kenn3th:

So what are your requirements 

You lambast forumers when one (razorlemon) suggested the homeplug when you clearly did not explain your purpose clearly. 

My requirement is clearly stated in the first post. speed & not bandwidth & wireless too, using the homeplug still requires wires to plug in to the computer. I did not "lambast" him, i'm just >   =.=   <  that he answered something totally opposite from what i am asking.

Originally posted by kira.sg:

Wired is still the best for online gaming.

Yes i know this and I'm sure everyone knows this.

@ "Wireless n router 300mbps."

WirelessN use MIMO for bandwidth only not latency, so it does not meet my requirement. Anyway, i have two plans. Either i go for a 5GHz wireless N or wait for 802.11ac to come.

Originally posted by kira.sg:

Battery will degrade over time.

Regardless of use or not use, it's going to be dead.

Should use it right away.

hmm...you did not answer my question.

BTW, i want to extend my battery's life through proper usage.

Originally posted by kira.sg:

Soundbar that cost less than $100. If you can get a soundbar that price, it is going to sound like shit.

I have a Yamaha soundbar. It's awesome.

Pls dont use your opinion as my opinion, it depends on the person. The $76 notebook soundbar that i bought was even better than my 2.1ch speakers, and much more space-saving.

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self collect under my block (choa chu kang avenue 3; ~5min from MRT)

Product should be in very good condition and few years old, so no receipt, no warranty and no box, only the hdd itself.(external usb2.0 3.5")

OR

HDD + Speaker bundle at only $25!!!
http://sgforums.com/forums/19/topics/440421

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