This is also a good idea that I approve of, and since you organized the carboard to go with the documentation of the machine, there won't be any question as to which machine that sticker refers to. I assume you keep the purchase receipt as well.
The only bad thing about buying online, is you don't get a physical purchase receipt. Although, if you have access to a printer like I do, you could just print our your invoice, which is pretty much the same thing as a physical receipt, just 8 by 11 size lol.
Laptop: Acer Predator G9-793-71SJ. Did some upgrades this year, I removed the Toshiba XG3 M.2 512GB and the 2TB 5400rpm HDD drive. In this machine there are 3 slots so i filled them all. Also this laptop came with 16GB ram, i added 2 extra modules to get 32GB.
Thank you for showing off some delicious photo's of your computer. I see your computer does the RGB scene as well, that probably is quite mesmerizing too hehe. The perty colors
I did not know about that little detail with your computer, that you can swap out the ROM drive, so you can install a fan unit, to cool a gaming machine that is going to need cooling, more then it needs a plastic ring inside it.
I think its cool that you upgraded the RAM in it, with 32GB, all the RAM you will ever need. No game shall stop you, HAHA!
Well, it was indeed manufactured in the same Corilian factory that the freighters are made. We gotta really utilize those uni-body designs, its kind of a requirement. HAHA OK, you showed me your computer's rear-cooling vents.
So that means, now I gotta show my computer's rear-cooling vents, so lets compare!
And to make sure you all see whats under the hood, I need to post this too. You can visit my imgbb account profile to see all my pictures on this beast. For now, here's one more.
FrenchPress like spaghetti and Quantum Entanglement, the vapor heat pipes look a bit tangled, but its functionally tangled HEHE.
I see the heat is building within you, thats love for delicious PCB HEHE.
LOL, I don't believe that is the actual processor, its more then likely the chipset. As the CPU and the GPU both have heatpipe contact with direct fan cooling.
You are correct, there is 2-NVME slots, with only 1 populated for now. I'd love to install a second one, but current prices on NVME drives of equivalent speed and size are too expensive right now.
SO I am using an external SSD drive for now until I can afford to buy a second NVME drive, probably when our tech shortage finally freaking ends lol. And I did forget that I have 4 RAM slots, cause I know two are populated for 32GB.
Max RAM support with this chipset on the board, is 64GB. But I don't run a bunch of VM's, so I have 0 need for that much RAM, it would likely not even get 50% used if I did lol.
Notice the quality Japanese caps on the board? Yeah, no skimping for junk here.
Yeah, don't forget about the About, cause its always about them specs, them specs, them specs them specs, your frequencies high, your RAM is high, temperature's rising, coil wine singing, VM time baby..............Windows 10. Ohhhhhhh alamode!
I did not know that Windows 10 used that much RAM, 7.8GB. I wonder if Windows11 is going to be any better? Probably not, what we have been seeing over the years, is Windows keeps upping the RAM requirements.
It does. Even with 430 telemetry stuff blocked, uninstalled most applications, turned off unnecessary services; it uses around 1/2 of my 8GB of system RAM on idle.
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