Acer Aspire TimelineX 4820TG Owners Lounge

[santoshgoku]

I keep trying to write the recovery disks, they just DON'T verify. All the burn process is perfect, the verification part does not happen. I have wasted around 7 DVDs in this respect. Any suggestions?

Is there any other way to get these recovery out, in form of boot-able disk images (ISO files).

[LolCakeLazors]

Strange.. Isn't the 4820TG mini a 4820T?

I never knew there was a 4820TG mini.

[aylafan]

I keep trying to write the recovery disks, they just DON'T verify. All the burn process is perfect, the verification part does not happen. I have wasted around 7 DVDs in this respect. Any suggestions?

Is there any other way to get these recovery out, in form of boot-able disk images (ISO files).

Why don't you just make one recovery disc of the drivers and use a Windows 7 install disc? I find that more convenient than installing 2-3 recovery discs to reinstall Windows 7 again.

[aylafan]

Strange.. Isn't the 4820TG mini a 4820T?

I never knew there was a 4820TG mini.

This is a mini review. haha. I wasn't referring mini to the 4820TG laptop.

[Bronsky]

I keep trying to write the recovery disks, they just DON'T verify. All the burn process is perfect, the verification part does not happen. I have wasted around 7 DVDs in this respect. Any suggestions?

Is there any other way to get these recovery out, in form of boot-able disk images (ISO files).

Are you using the eRecovery program?

[aylafan]

I got the Mod to change my thread title, to remove some confusion.

Santoshgoku - Do you still have problems making the recovery discs?

[LolCakeLazors]

As I said in the 3820TG thread, I'm going to overclock and I don't want the computer to overheat. I'm planning to put Arctic Silver 5 but I'm not sure if I can get direct access to the CPU in the 4820TG.

[aylafan]

As I said in the 3820TG thread, I'm going to overclock and I don't want the computer to overheat. I'm planning to put Arctic Silver 5 but I'm not sure if I can get direct access to the CPU in the 4820TG.

Here is the bottom of the 4820TG. This will help you decide if you need a notebook cooler.


The Core i3 throttles at 86 Celcius. I'm not so sure about the Core i5 version.

[LolCakeLazors]

Can you highlight the important vents?

[Bronsky]

As I said in the 3820TG thread, I'm going to overclock and I don't want the computer to overheat. I'm planning to put Arctic Silver 5 but I'm not sure if I can get direct access to the CPU in the 4820TG.

You have to remove the motherboard, turn it over and remove the fans, then the sinks. No easy job.