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"Thanks for your kind words.
Yes, all plants are generated with nxt plant-editor.
I have used leaves from Marc Chaumier's plant library.
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Dell Inspiron 5423
HP Pavilion is an i3 Core system which am presently using not. After about a year of usage it started have heating issues, it goes into hibernation, while rendering, took it back to support and was told it is a fan issue. It was repaired, worked well for about half a year and now the problem is back. Later heard the models have heat issues.
Now am thinking of upgrading to Dell Inspiron 5423 an Intel Core Ci5-3317U (1.7Ghz) Processor, 4GB, 500GB, DVDRW, 1GB Graphics Card, Wireless, Bluetooth, Webcam, Windows 8, 14.1'' Screen, 1Yr Warranty.
Pray I do not have this issue again, any pointers? Thanks in advance.
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Permalink Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz on
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You can normally set the CPU maximum usage under the Power Management stuff. Typically you'll need to find the advanced settings under Power Management. Setting the max CPU usage from 100% to something like 97% is often enough to help out a laptop that's having problems. You'll barely notice the drop in performance but it can make a large difference to the amount of heat generated. It may be enough to keep your existing machine working. I would recommend this setting for all laptops these days-- none of them are designed to run with the processors pegged.
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Permalink Reply by akinlolu olugboji on
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Thanks will give it a shot.
Just that I have used three Acer laptops before this and I never had such problem, my last Acer I once had it running for three days, and nothing busted.
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Permalink Reply by George Ioannidis on
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Too small display to my taste and small keyboard as well. Ultrabooks aren't the best choice for CAD and rendering I think. What about some larger panels with same price and better performance?
As regards to overheating older laptop, there are special cooling docking bases for laptops on the market. They are supposed to provide extra cooling to notebooks with such heat issues.
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The small display is due to weight because of mobility, being a very mobile person almost always on the move. The small display also helps to increase battery life span as lest power is consumed the smaller the display. At the office and at home I hook to a larger 21" flat screen display.
Once I replace this am going to yank off the screen and hook it up with a flat screen monitor for the kids.
Also placed an order for the cooling dock, should be in by Monday, more weight to move around with.
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Permalink Reply by Jorge Javier Lara Domínguez on
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No sd qeu tan accesible sea esta maquina en tu pais, sin embargo, a mi me da un rendimiento exelente!!! http://africa.asus.com/Notebooks/Gaming_Powerhouse/G74SX/
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This I must say is a monster but it is twice the budget available right now.
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