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4th September 2010, 07:30 AM #51Newbie
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4th September 2010, 01:41 PM #52Newbie
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Re: Aspire 7720G major upgrade
Greetings,
I have upgraded my Aspire 7720 with a 9650m GT, but the thing is that my TV out doesn't work anymore. I mean the DVI and VGA connectors both work with external monitors but when I try to hook it up to the TV, it doesn't detect anything. Does anybody has this problem too? Currently I'm running Win7 but it didn't work under Vista or XP. Plus I have the 258.96 drivers installed that I got from the Nvdia website.
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4th September 2010, 05:51 PM #53Notebook Evangelist
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Re: Aspire 7720G major upgrade
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5th September 2010, 05:27 AM #54Newbie
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Re: Aspire 7720G major upgrade
Yeah I tried using S-Video connectors with 4 pins and 7 pins but no go. Guess I'll just have to forsake S-Video and invest in a more modern LCD TV with HDMI.Quote:
Originally Posted by KKaras View Post
Greetings,
I have upgraded my Aspire 7720 with a 9650m GT, but the thing is that my TV out doesn't work anymore. I mean the DVI and VGA connectors both work with external monitors but when I try to hook it up to the TV, it doesn't detect anything. Does anybody has this problem too? Currently I'm running Win7 but it didn't work under Vista or XP. Plus I have the 258.96 drivers installed that I got from the Nvdia website.
You are trying to connect using S-Video?
I had that issue to but since I use DVI to HDMI to connect to my TV, it doen`t matter that much, at least to me
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5th September 2010, 04:04 PM #55Notebook Consultant
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Re: Aspire 7720G major upgrade
Thats because the card isn't really for acer laptops so the s-video isn't mapped right hence why it doesn't work.
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Asus N53SN /I7 2630QM 2.0Ghz/550M GT 2GB DDR3/8GB DDR3 1333Mhz/750GB 7200rpm HDD/15.6" Full HD/Blu-ray
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Old Laptop
Acer Aspire 7720g /t9300/9650m GT/3gb ddr2 667/250gb x2/17in/bluray
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Crap waste of money Laptop :/
Hp dv7 2010 /1.6ghz x4 N920/ATI 5650 1gb ddr3/4gb ddr3 1333mhz/500gb hdd/Win7 home prem 64bit


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23rd September 2010, 05:52 PM #56Newbie
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Re: Aspire 7720G major upgrade
Hello everyone, I'm so pleased I found this forum. I've been wondering if my ageing 7720g could be upgraded, I suspected maybe it could but this thread has confirmed it. l'm now looking for the parts to give it a boost, is there anything new that could be used or is the best option still what is listed earlier in this thread. I've got 2 x 400Gb HDD's in it at the moment and I plan to replace one with a Corsair SSD as the boot drive using the single 400Gb for storage. I plan to change the CPU and maybe the GPU as well. I've had a look under the cover and the only thing I'm not sure about is how easy it is to remove the heatpipes/fan unit.
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24th September 2010, 03:24 AM #57Notebook Consultant
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Re: Aspire 7720G major upgrade
Hey Lord Elpus to remove the fan and heat-pipes all you need to do is remove all the screws from the cpu, gpu and the fan itself. Then the fan should just fall off, for removing the heat-pipes you will have to remove the cpu pipe first then the gpu one will easily come off.
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Old Laptop
Acer Aspire 7720g /t9300/9650m GT/3gb ddr2 667/250gb x2/17in/bluray
/Win7 64Bit Ult.
Crap waste of money Laptop :/
Hp dv7 2010 /1.6ghz x4 N920/ATI 5650 1gb ddr3/4gb ddr3 1333mhz/500gb hdd/Win7 home prem 64bit


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24th September 2010, 07:26 AM #58Newbie
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Re: Aspire 7720G major upgrade
Thats good then, thanks for the advice. I've found a T9300 SLAYY to replace my T7300 and I've been having a look at GPU's, am I correct that I need an MXM2 card and will any one fit as long as it's MXM2 or are there other considerations?
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25th September 2010, 06:57 PM #60Newbie
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I'm not really interested in playing games, I've got my desktop PC for when the mood takes me. I'm more interested in general speed improvements so I expect the new CPU will help there and then I'll put a corsair SSD in as well. I've already got 3 Gb of memory but I'll put some more in if I change to Windows 7 64bit. That should do it really but no doubt I'll be wanting to change the GPU later anyway



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