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11th June 2012, 05:04 PM #1021Newbie
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Re: NOW AVAILABLE: ENVY 15-32XX Intel Ivy Bridge (AMD 7750M)
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What are the differences between the 15-3040nr and the 15t-3200? I want the best for my gaming, so what is the difference in the hard drives other than size (I don't fully understand the rpm) and which is most balanced in size & speed? As well as what is the advantage of L3 Caches in the processor as compared to the Turbo boost Overclock up to 3.1 GHz? Does that mean I'd change a setting to get better processing while draining battery?
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1. Notebook 15-3040nr or 15t-3200?
2. Processor Turbo-Boost or L3 Cache?
3. Hard drive Stack on size or size to rpm proportion?
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11th June 2012, 05:08 PM #1022
Re: NOW AVAILABLE: ENVY 15-32XX Intel Ivy Bridge (AMD 7750M)
Previous Laptop: Toshiba Satallite A215 | 15" 1280x800 | Athlon 64 x2 TK - 53 | 2 gb ram | Radeon x1200 | 1 minute battery life -_- <- crappy aint it?
Crappy Desktop: HP Pavillion | Phenom x4 9500 | 6 gb ram | Radeon HD 6770 <- not much better
Current Laptop: HP Envy 15t-3200|i7-3720QM 2.6GHz 6MB L3 Cache (Turbo Boost to 3.6GHz)|8GB 1600 MHz RAM|750GB 7200RPM Hybrid HDD|1GB AMD 7750m|1920x1080 Radiance IPS Screen
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11th June 2012, 05:08 PM #1023
Re: NOW AVAILABLE: ENVY 15-32XX Intel Ivy Bridge (AMD 7750M)
Previous Laptop: Toshiba Satallite A215 | 15" 1280x800 | Athlon 64 x2 TK - 53 | 2 gb ram | Radeon x1200 | 1 minute battery life -_- <- crappy aint it?
Crappy Desktop: HP Pavillion | Phenom x4 9500 | 6 gb ram | Radeon HD 6770 <- not much better
Current Laptop: HP Envy 15t-3200|i7-3720QM 2.6GHz 6MB L3 Cache (Turbo Boost to 3.6GHz)|8GB 1600 MHz RAM|750GB 7200RPM Hybrid HDD|1GB AMD 7750m|1920x1080 Radiance IPS Screen
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11th June 2012, 05:09 PM #1024
Re: NOW AVAILABLE: ENVY 15-32XX Intel Ivy Bridge (AMD 7750M)
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11th June 2012, 05:13 PM #1025Newbie
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Re: NOW AVAILABLE: ENVY 15-32XX Intel Ivy Bridge (AMD 7750M)
Few more questions
(I know, sorry guys I'm just really sketchy before I invest +$1,000 into something)
How much does the RAM really affect overall performance? Especially if I don't have many programs open at one time.
HP ProtectSmart Hard Drive Protection is included in the 750GB 7200 rpm & 1TB 5400 rpm Hard Drives, yet doesn't look like it is in the 750 GB 7200 rpm Hybrid Hard Drive? What are the pro's & con's to the Hybrid vs Normal?
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11th June 2012, 05:14 PM #1026Newbie
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Re: NOW AVAILABLE: ENVY 15-32XX Intel Ivy Bridge (AMD 7750M)
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11th June 2012, 05:15 PM #1027
Re: NOW AVAILABLE: ENVY 15-32XX Intel Ivy Bridge (AMD 7750M)
if u had to choose b/w the two hardrives get the hybrid. I would advise u dont upgrade hdd and buy an aftermarket ssd to put it in much better investment. As for the ram, 6-8 gb shouldbe fine as long as you dont do ram intensive work (large files like photo video editing, etc.)
most comps dont use over 4gb, 8 is futureproof atm and upgrading prices are cheaper and easy to upgrade
Previous Laptop: Toshiba Satallite A215 | 15" 1280x800 | Athlon 64 x2 TK - 53 | 2 gb ram | Radeon x1200 | 1 minute battery life -_- <- crappy aint it?
Crappy Desktop: HP Pavillion | Phenom x4 9500 | 6 gb ram | Radeon HD 6770 <- not much better
Current Laptop: HP Envy 15t-3200|i7-3720QM 2.6GHz 6MB L3 Cache (Turbo Boost to 3.6GHz)|8GB 1600 MHz RAM|750GB 7200RPM Hybrid HDD|1GB AMD 7750m|1920x1080 Radiance IPS Screen
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11th June 2012, 05:16 PM #1028Notebook Consultant
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11th June 2012, 05:18 PM #1029Newbie
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11th June 2012, 05:21 PM #1030
Re: NOW AVAILABLE: ENVY 15-32XX Intel Ivy Bridge (AMD 7750M)
the regular harddrives are just... regular hardrives
the hp protectsmart or w.e for the most part is just a gimmik (from what i have heard)
the hybrid is like a combo of ssd+ hdd it has like 8 gb (iirc) of ssd and then its a regular hdd, what it does is it caches the most used files onto the ssd portion so they load up faster (windows, games, photoshop, etc.) while the not regularly used files open like a regular harddrive
the ssd is solid state drive which i like to call a really big flashdrive haha. its crazy increase in performance compared to regular harddrive and a good boost from the hybrid. however these are still expensive compared to regular hdd but tehy are dropingPrevious Laptop: Toshiba Satallite A215 | 15" 1280x800 | Athlon 64 x2 TK - 53 | 2 gb ram | Radeon x1200 | 1 minute battery life -_- <- crappy aint it?
Crappy Desktop: HP Pavillion | Phenom x4 9500 | 6 gb ram | Radeon HD 6770 <- not much better
Current Laptop: HP Envy 15t-3200|i7-3720QM 2.6GHz 6MB L3 Cache (Turbo Boost to 3.6GHz)|8GB 1600 MHz RAM|750GB 7200RPM Hybrid HDD|1GB AMD 7750m|1920x1080 Radiance IPS Screen



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