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    Default Re: --->The Official MSI GT780R/GT780DXR Owner's Lounge<---

    Quote Originally Posted by klkitchens View Post
    It was working prior to reinstalling Windows, so it's not a hardware issue.
    And you are sure the hardware switch is on either by the Fn key or through the S-Bar?

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    Default Re: --->The Official MSI GT780R/GT780DXR Owner's Lounge<---

    Posting THIS message from the now networked GT780R!!!
    2011-07-07 - Received MSI GT780R from PowerNotebooks.com

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    Default Re: --->The Official MSI GT780R/GT780DXR Owner's Lounge<---

    Quote Originally Posted by klkitchens View Post
    Posting THIS message from the now networked GT780R!!!
    Congratulations.

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    Default Re: --->The Official MSI GT780R/GT780DXR Owner's Lounge<---

    Quote Originally Posted by klkitchens View Post
    Ok... so I opened the box, set it up and played around a bit with it... registered, etc.

    First impressions. Overall great quality. Larger than my current machine despite the reduce resolution. Keyboard is fine in terms of flex and typing, etc... except. I think it was a fail to move that windows key. I know they did it for gamers, but it moves the spacebar too far over. However, I think I will get used to it as I have with all the other quirky laptop keyboards I've used.

    As a programmer I use HOME and END a lot and to find them relegated to secondary positions on the PgUP/PgDN keys is another odd choice. Especially when Scroll Lock and Pause/Break get their own keys (does anyone use these anymore???) Does any know of a keyboard remapper program? That would help a lot.

    In the middle of installing Windows 7 Ultimate now. Win 7 is actually installed, I'm trying to get the base system up so I can begin installing my tools and games.

    More to come...
    Same here, I script in LUA and write programs in C++, Used the Hom/End buttons frequently, It's really weird they placed it there but I think I'll have to get used to that.
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    Default Re: --->The Official MSI GT780R/GT780DXR Owner's Lounge<---

    I do various programming too and also use the Home/End key frequently. This weighed on my mind when comparing this machine to the new ASUS. I figured I could get used to it, but I do like as much consistancy as I can get between keyboards. For me, the GT780R still won out for other reasons.

    Thanks for posting about this.

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    Default Re: --->The Official MSI GT780R/GT780DXR Owner's Lounge<---

    Quote Originally Posted by paladin44 View Post
    What memory do you have in it?

    Is it stock, or upgraded?
    It is stock , the only thing I upgraded was the wireless card to Intel 6230. Anyway the screen would not turn on this morning and I sent to be fixed at a local shop.

    If it's a major problem, i'll have to sent it back to MSI/Gentech for repair under warranty. I really hope it's a minor problem as this is a great laptop.

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    Default Re: --->The Official MSI GT780R/GT780DXR Owner's Lounge<---

    Quote Originally Posted by klkitchens View Post
    Ok... so I opened the box, set it up and played around a bit with it... registered, etc.

    First impressions. Overall great quality. Larger than my current machine despite the reduce resolution. Keyboard is fine in terms of flex and typing, etc... except. I think it was a fail to move that windows key. I know they did it for gamers, but it moves the spacebar too far over. However, I think I will get used to it as I have with all the other quirky laptop keyboards I've used.

    As a programmer I use HOME and END a lot and to find them relegated to secondary positions on the PgUP/PgDN keys is another odd choice. Especially when Scroll Lock and Pause/Break get their own keys (does anyone use these anymore???) Does any know of a keyboard remapper program? That would help a lot.

    In the middle of installing Windows 7 Ultimate now. Win 7 is actually installed, I'm trying to get the base system up so I can begin installing my tools and games.

    More to come...
    Oh yeah... they also added NEXT to the spacebar another pipe "|" and back slash "\" key. No reason for this. It should have been a bigger spacebar.
    2011-07-07 - Received MSI GT780R from PowerNotebooks.com

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    Default Re: --->The Official MSI GT780R/GT780DXR Owner's Lounge<---

    Quote Originally Posted by caramel1995 View Post
    lonelywolf90 i'm kailoonthedog in lowyat XD
    Why don't u use the same name just like in lowyat?

    Didn't know u were actually kailoonthedog, really didn't thought of that XD
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    Default Re: --->The Official MSI GT780R/GT780DXR Owner's Lounge<---

    That account was created when i was 15 and i have my first love XD , that time i'm still ignorant and immature like Rusty Bieber , the Nickname(kailoonthedog) sounds stupid so i always wanted to change it.I even beg the admin for helping me out but to no avail.That's why the old stupid name(kailoonthedog) still there.

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    Default Re: --->The Official MSI GT780R/GT780DXR Owner's Lounge<---

    Quote Originally Posted by caramel1995 View Post
    That account was created when i was 15 and i have my first love XD , that time i'm still ignorant and immature like Rusty Bieber , the Nickname(kailoonthedog) sounds stupid so i always wanted to change it.I even beg the admin for helping me out but to no avail.That's why the old stupid name(kailoonthedog) still there.
    Lol, first love sure brings the impact XD

    But I still don't get it, what does your first love have to do with you being called 'the dog'?
    Or were u too influenced by the rap culture, dawg? =p

    Anyway, is there any way I could reduce the boot time or the least increase the start up time of my Windows?
    I remember I saw my girl's ASUS N53 having the software FastBoot that actually deactivates or delays the startup of other bloatwares and softwares.

    Any ideas and suggestions? =)
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