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| Author | Edward Chester |
| Published | 16th Apr 2009 |
| Manufacturer | OCZ |
| Supplier | Computer Webstore |
| Price | £408.87 (Exc VAT) |
| as reviewed | £470.20 (Inc VAT) |
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Comments for OCZ DIY 15.4in Notebook
Trevor Totten said on 16th April 2009
ilovethemonkeyhead said on 17th April 2009
what kind of temperatures did you get with that laptop cpu?
Ed said on 17th April 2009
Er, hot. I didn't record any actual temps but it was certainly pretty toasty.
AlmostDone said on 18th April 2009
I Agree with Trevor. This is more of a barebones laptop rather than DIY... Most laptops the hard drive and memory are upgraded in the same way. Even the CPU upgrade is not so different. They only real difference is the laptop doesn't come with HDD, memory and cpu.
Ed said on 20th April 2009
While I mostly agree, upgrading the CPU on most laptops is not a trivial matter. Then again it is probably the part you're least likely to replace, DIY or not.
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I don't really see the point in this if you can only upgrade CPU, RAM and HDD/SSD. I could do this on my current laptop if I wanted. Might not be as convenient, but it's not exactly rocket science! I think their new version would have to incorporate upgradable gfx for this idea to really take off. Nice review though, as always.