HP Pavilion 15/G6 - powered by AMD Trinity/Kabini/Richland
re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
^It should be at least 25MBps (single big file)
^It should be at least 25MBps (single big file)
re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
lol another one...segate,hitachi,toshiba now samsung
lol another one...segate,hitachi,toshiba now samsung
re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
Depends on the benchmark. Run HD Tune as others did.
USB 3.0 write speed hovers b/w 60-100MB/s.
Depends on the benchmark. Run HD Tune as others did.
USB 3.0 write speed hovers b/w 60-100MB/s.
abhishek66
C.A.
re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
I too have samsung hard disk. These are my benchmark results. I hope my hard disk is fine. I am not aware of what the optimum speeds sholud be.
And is anyone planning to upgrade to Windows 8 today?
I too have samsung hard disk. These are my benchmark results. I hope my hard disk is fine. I am not aware of what the optimum speeds sholud be.
And is anyone planning to upgrade to Windows 8 today?
re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
samsung one seems to be best...
samsung one seems to be best...
abhishek66
C.A.
re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
I am now happy to know that
Just one question though since I am new to this.. while benchmarking it was giving the option to test Read or Write. The one I posted are the read results. We are supposed to check read speed right?
I am now happy to know that
Just one question though since I am new to this.. while benchmarking it was giving the option to test Read or Write. The one I posted are the read results. We are supposed to check read speed right?
re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
^Both are fine and have their own implications.
^Both are fine and have their own implications.
re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
Don't fill it up to the brim and regularly defragment. Actually, whatever you follow these are somethings limited by hardware. You can just "maintain" natural speed, not increase.
Don't fill it up to the brim and regularly defragment. Actually, whatever you follow these are somethings limited by hardware. You can just "maintain" natural speed, not increase.
re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
Hi guys,
I am planning to buy a laptop soon and have shortlisted few models like HP G6 2005ax, Lenovo G580 (i5 3rd gen), Samsung NP300E5X-S01IN
Use:
Home use - browsing, office applications, movies, light to medium games
Budget:
32-38K
I am looking for a model with good battery back-up, lighter in weight, with features like 4 GB RAM, USB 3.0, graphics card, etc.
Please suggest if HP G6 2005ax will be a good option, or whether I should consider other models. Among my concerns for this model which I have heard abt are - overheating issues, display problem (when I enquired at Ezone, I was told there have been some display problems with this model, it might be discontinued by company...hence they dont have stock!! How true is that?) and battery life (2.5-3 hrs)..
Can someone help me get the right picture and advice me which one I shd go for...thanks!
Hi guys,
I am planning to buy a laptop soon and have shortlisted few models like HP G6 2005ax, Lenovo G580 (i5 3rd gen), Samsung NP300E5X-S01IN
Use:
Home use - browsing, office applications, movies, light to medium games
Budget:
32-38K
I am looking for a model with good battery back-up, lighter in weight, with features like 4 GB RAM, USB 3.0, graphics card, etc.
Please suggest if HP G6 2005ax will be a good option, or whether I should consider other models. Among my concerns for this model which I have heard abt are - overheating issues, display problem (when I enquired at Ezone, I was told there have been some display problems with this model, it might be discontinued by company...hence they dont have stock!! How true is that?) and battery life (2.5-3 hrs)..
Can someone help me get the right picture and advice me which one I shd go for...thanks!
re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
need help! i am looking for a free anti virus for my laptop as norton expires in 14 days , i have googled a bit and found some options like avg free 2013, microsoft security essentials, avast free . which one should i pick ? . and how is microsoft security essentials ? plz help.
need help! i am looking for a free anti virus for my laptop as norton expires in 14 days , i have googled a bit and found some options like avg free 2013, microsoft security essentials, avast free . which one should i pick ? . and how is microsoft security essentials ? plz help.
re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
avast is good option..else go here
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/random-ne...anti-virus-jasper-sky-antivirus-6-months.html
there are some good antivirus with 6 months free subscription...i got 6 month free subscription for kaspersky pure..
do consider this one also Samsung NP355V5C-S03IN
avast is good option..else go here
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/random-ne...anti-virus-jasper-sky-antivirus-6-months.html
there are some good antivirus with 6 months free subscription...i got 6 month free subscription for kaspersky pure..
do consider this one also Samsung NP355V5C-S03IN
anky
Youngling
re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
as far as display is concerned, i am using this model only and display is very good...no issues..and heating is only when u play game for some hours..only problem is the hard disk..it is slow as compared to others..but it still ever thing has its own cons and pros..
as far as display is concerned, i am using this model only and display is very good...no issues..and heating is only when u play game for some hours..only problem is the hard disk..it is slow as compared to others..but it still ever thing has its own cons and pros..
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coderunknown
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re: HP G6 2005AX/2010AX/2201AX - powered by Trinity
i guess the vary brightness option was turned on and as most people won't google (or too lazy to search) starts shouting instead of finding a fix.
HP is one of the largest laptop manufacturer and they source HDD, ram & display from almost all manufacturers so one may end up with Toshiba HDD, samsung ram & LG display whereas someone else with same laptop may have samsung hdd, hynix ram & toshiba display.
i guess the vary brightness option was turned on and as most people won't google (or too lazy to search) starts shouting instead of finding a fix.
HP is one of the largest laptop manufacturer and they source HDD, ram & display from almost all manufacturers so one may end up with Toshiba HDD, samsung ram & LG display whereas someone else with same laptop may have samsung hdd, hynix ram & toshiba display.