Sorry if it's inappropriate, but I gotta do it:
What are the specs? If it's an Nvidia 8-series (e.g. 8600M) chip, the packaging material eventually will be damaged by the heat and you are entitled to a free replacement as Sony/Nvidia have admitted it's a manufacturing defect. This may apply to 7-series and 9-series parts although that hasn't been admitted yet.
| Soleron said: What are the specs? If it's an Nvidia 8-series (e.g. 8600M) chip, the packaging material eventually will be damaged by the heat and you are entitled to a free replacement as Sony/Nvidia have admitted it's a manufacturing defect. This may apply to 7-series and 9-series parts although that hasn't been admitted yet. |
ATI Radeon 4670.
tedsteriscool said:
ATI Radeon 4670. |
OK.
dtewi said:
LAPtop. I thought LAPtops could go on your lap? |
Only consumers still call them laptops. The manufacturers all call them 'notebooks' or 'portables,' because none of them are built to actually work in a person's lap anymore without overheating or at least getting uncomfortable.
That's what happens when you try to cram the power of a desktop into a little, tiny case. IMO, the whole reason netbooks have been such a huge success is because notebooks have become massively overengineered for most people's purposes.
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I have the same problem with my laptop.
Don't put it on your lap, its not good to do that.
If you do, put a pillow over it or something.
But try cleaning it out, which may require you to open the bottom.
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