Heat kills the board

How old is yours? Maybe yours is an exception... Their poor design on air outlet at the bottom, which is more than often being blocked, making the machine very hot. Besides, HP's does not have the anti-shocking design, while ThinkPad has, making the HP's very volnerable...

Both my DV1000 and DV5000 were light-out after one year. First I replaced inverters, didn't cure, I then searched web and found out it was a common MB problem from HP. I hence decided to sell 'em as parts on ebay. Of course I made up my mind not touching HP's any more...

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• 同情一下,:) you shouldn't have bought the inverter -lovchina- ♀ (484 bytes) () 08/03/2008 postreply 06:28:57

• It's a history now, I learnt it a hard way. Happy with ThnikPad -internuts- ♂ (0 bytes) () 08/03/2008 postreply 06:44:54

• ThinkPad is not perfect either -- -LovChina- ♀ (331 bytes) () 08/03/2008 postreply 06:53:11

• I put more memory on to it -internuts- ♂ (344 bytes) () 08/03/2008 postreply 07:34:51

• it might work forever, but I don't know where to put it now :) -lovchina- ♀ (37 bytes) () 08/03/2008 postreply 07:41:40

• ~~ Hope everyone happy!!~~ -internuts- ♂ (0 bytes) () 08/03/2008 postreply 07:51:18