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20th April 2012, 07:04 PM #5981Notebook Enthusiast
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20th April 2012, 09:23 PM #5982Notebook Consultant
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Re: Official Sony SB/SA/SC/SD Series Owners' Thread
1. It's 900p
2. Native Resolution
3. You don't need to worry about it, it's all automatically happen
4. Enable the two-finger-scroll by installing the driver here
If the speaker sounds distorted, try installing the latest VAIO SE audio driver.
You can always install AMD graphics driver you get from AMD, but you'll get no difference anyway.
If you have the 5400rpm HDD model, you can give SSD a try, the guide is here, works with SA, SB, SC, and SE. Your system heavily slowed down by your HDD, not your processor nor RAM.
If you want to lower the fan noise, try reducing the Maximum CPU Limit on the Power Options.
Windows 8 Consumer Preview works on our SA/SB/SC/SE, at the exception on the AMD graphics, fingerprint sensor, and some power management that makes the system getting hot & loud.
5. I have the normal black one, if you want to get the premium color, I really recommend getting the glossy brown color, it looks extremely amazing.Sony VAIO VPCSA2FGX/BI i5-2410M (2.3-2.9) | HD6630M 1 GB | 6 GB | Corsair Force 3 240GB | 13.3" 900p matte | Windows 8
ASUS K43U E-450 (1.65) | HD6310M | 4 GB | 320 GB | 14" 768p glare | Windows 8
Dream: VAIO Z2 with AMD Trinity, no PMD. Turn it into a 13" tablet, and add an ASUS Transformer-like keyboard docking . Runs Windows 8 of course. I think ASUS TF Book answers it.
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20th April 2012, 09:54 PM #5983Notebook Consultant
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Last edited by Crotia; 21st April 2012 at 11:00 AM.
VAIO VPCSA4190S - core i7-2640, AMD 6630M, 8GB DDR3 1333MHz, Caddy with Hitachi 500GB HDD, 60 GB OCZ Agility3 SSD
Original (no power, returned for warranty):
VAIO VPCSB190S - core i7-2620M, AMD 6630M, 8GB DDR3 1333MHz, Caddy with WD 500GB HDD, 60GB OCZ Agility3 SSD
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21st April 2012, 04:43 AM #5984
Re: Official Sony SB/SA/SC/SD Series Owners' Thread
playing Battlefield 3 or Crysis 2 on native resolution will choke 6630m (even when overclocked); that's why i suggested 1366x768. of course, anything on native resolution looks better, but you won't really notice it when you're being shot at during gameplay.
SONY VAIO VPC-SA290X | i5-2520m | Radeon HD 6630m | 8GB DDR3 | 256GB Crucial M4 | 13.3" 1600x900 | USB 3.0
[HOW TO]
recover bundled applications (Adobe suite, PowerDVD, etc.) from SONY's hidden recovery partition
clone HDD to SSD with Symantec Ghost
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21st April 2012, 11:55 AM #5985Notebook Consultant
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Re: Official Sony SB/SA/SC/SD Series Owners' Thread
VAIO VPCSA4190S - core i7-2640, AMD 6630M, 8GB DDR3 1333MHz, Caddy with Hitachi 500GB HDD, 60 GB OCZ Agility3 SSD
Original (no power, returned for warranty):
VAIO VPCSB190S - core i7-2620M, AMD 6630M, 8GB DDR3 1333MHz, Caddy with WD 500GB HDD, 60GB OCZ Agility3 SSD
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22nd April 2012, 03:40 PM #5986Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: Official Sony SB/SA/SC/SD Series Owners' Thread
Hi Guys,
Hope you guys could please help me out. I realize that the new SA4 series is customizable with a Blu-ray Burner. Could someone please provide me with the model #, or a OEM Blu-ray Writer I could use to replace my drive in my SA3 series? I would appreciate any feedback, thanks!
Oozi
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22nd April 2012, 07:02 PM #5987Notebook Enthusiast
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23rd April 2012, 12:24 AM #5988Newbie
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Re: Official Sony SB/SA/SC/SD Series Owners' Thread
I just purchased a VPCSA41FX, and I was also interested in upgrading to a factory blu-ray drive. Would love some info on this.
Also, this particular model has the 500gb (5400 rpm) HDD. Any recommendations for upgrading this to something a tad better (Maybe a 750gb 7200rpm)? I don't really want to spend a ton on a SSD.
And finally, which updates do you guys recommend downloading when it arrives?
Thank you!
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23rd April 2012, 04:19 AM #5989Notebook Consultant
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Re: Official Sony SB/SA/SC/SD Series Owners' Thread
Anyone get this strange battery behaviour?

There is a slope in the battery behaviour. Already replaced the battery but still happen. Battery life at 5:22 as shown there (expecting 6h+)
7200rpm drive also has disadvantages, such as more heat & more power required to spin the drive.
I think it will be better to upgrade to a less-expensive SATA2 drive, because SA4 also does not support SATA3 anyway. Currently, 120 GB is the most balanced between space vs price. For less than $200 (or even $150) you can get a SATA2 120GB SSD.Sony VAIO VPCSA2FGX/BI i5-2410M (2.3-2.9) | HD6630M 1 GB | 6 GB | Corsair Force 3 240GB | 13.3" 900p matte | Windows 8
ASUS K43U E-450 (1.65) | HD6310M | 4 GB | 320 GB | 14" 768p glare | Windows 8
Dream: VAIO Z2 with AMD Trinity, no PMD. Turn it into a 13" tablet, and add an ASUS Transformer-like keyboard docking . Runs Windows 8 of course. I think ASUS TF Book answers it.
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