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15th May 2012, 06:47 PM #101Notebook Guru
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16th May 2012, 02:16 AM #102
Re: XNOTE P330 Owner's Thread
Yes, install Windows 7 Home Premium with the key found on the sticker of your laptop. Download the latest Nvidia driver and get the rest of the drivers from LG Intelligent Update. Unless you choose to format your HDD when installing Windows all your files should be intact. Of course, there will be registry files for your games and other software that will be lost due to them being stored on your old mSata SSD. The same goes for the recovery partition, although that one is actually split between your HDD and SSD.
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16th May 2012, 12:10 PM #103Notebook Evangelist
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Re: XNOTE P330 Owner's Thread
Hey Convel!
First of all im very sorry, I tried to check for the pins, but I really didnt know where to look and I didnt want to break anything( I really couldnt see it!)... I compared the two screws btw and they are the same length (if you mean the ones under the rubber feet) 100 percent sure !
Now the good news, im running the 6205 module
I will report back after some intensive gaming sessions how good the wlan works
BTW It was really a mess getting the plastic off the aluminium case but the rest was no problem!
Thanks a million for your tutorial, to be honest, I couldnt have made it without it
Im sooo happy I got a much faster and more stable wlan now yaay
Next time I open it up, I will install an SSD.
One more question, what do you use? An msata SSD or a HDD one? Since my p330 ue40k uses a 4gb msata ssd I probably will need to replace that
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16th May 2012, 02:50 PM #104
Re: XNOTE P330 Owner's Thread
Did you disconnect the LVDS cable or did you try checking without doing so? I'm having trouble understanding what made it difficult to see them since I haven't tried myself. Thanks anyway.
Thanks a lot!
No problem. I'm glad to hear everything worked out for you. I have to admit the plastic bottom gave me a bit of a headache at first. The combination of it sitting quite tight and getting poor grip with your hands is not a good one. I'm sure it will seem easier the next time around.
Apart from the NIC I haven't upgraded anything yet. The new 256GB mSata SSDs do look interesting, but it would also be nice to get rid off the HDD for complete silence when the laptop is not under heavier load.
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18th May 2012, 05:46 AM #105Notebook Evangelist
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Re: XNOTE P330 Owner's Thread
I tried checking without doing so and to be quite honest I didnt feel confident enough to do it, I was already waaay to concerned about switching the NIC card

But everything worked out fine in the end, im so happy.. I was very surprised also that there wasnt any visible dust in my p330 although I already have it for a few months
You are really a blessing, your owners thread has helped me tremendously with my p330, from downloading inf modded drivers to upgrading the NIC. I am very grateful
I did some testing yesterday (prolly 3 hours gaming) and I had 0 lag spikes or lags, I skyped simultanously during gaming and everything works flawless now. It seems like the stock atheros card isnt really the greatest (specs also say its 1x1 when you check your first post)
I will probably upgrade both the msata SSD and the HDD, just not sure which SSD to get ^^
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18th May 2012, 06:18 AM #106
Re: XNOTE P330 Owner's Thread
I understand, no worries. That only means I can cling on to the faint hope of ever fitting this panel in my laptop.

Thanks but the first post of the owner's thread is, or at least it's meant to be, a collection of data. I wasn't the first one to share how you could update the drivers nor was I the first one to install a different NIC.
There are quite a lot of options out there. I would stick with Intel for a fullsize SSD replacement since the Intel 320 is the only one that has worked so far, not to mention Intel's high reliability.
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22nd May 2012, 06:15 AM #107
Re: XNOTE P330 Owner's Thread
Has anyone been successful in manually adjusting the fan speed? I did some overclocking yesterday, but I wasn't able to go any higher than 695 MHz for the core and 1050 MHz for the memory without throttling issues in FurMark. Despite the high temperature the fan was at least two steps away from running at its highest RPM.
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22nd May 2012, 06:21 AM #108Notebook Evangelist
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Re: XNOTE P330 Owner's Thread
I only noticed that you can set your fan to silent or normal mode with FN + F11
But otherwise, did you try adjusting the fanspeed with speedfan or hwinfo32?
Im quite sure the bios doesnt have any fan settings
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22nd May 2012, 06:41 AM #109
Re: XNOTE P330 Owner's Thread
I tried SpeedFan to no avail. The fan didn't show up. I did have HWInfo64 open, but honestly I couldn't see a fan adjusting option.
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23rd May 2012, 10:25 AM #110Notebook Evangelist
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Re: XNOTE P330 Owner's Thread
Check this out dear friend, I hope its right

HWInfo should work
Alienware Fan Control - Page 46



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