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Latitude E6400 Owner's Lounge, Part 2

Discussion in 'Dell Latitude, Vostro, and Precision' started by Commander Wolf, Oct 6, 2009.

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  1. John Ratsey

    John Ratsey Moderately inquisitive Super Moderator

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    They are also an option on the new E series Latitudes. eg:
    John
     
  2. GoodBytes

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    Shame we can't buy. I would have like it to be able to stick is into my E6400.
    But here Dell doesn't mention it's a long lasting battery, just a normal one with a 3 year warranty, and reduce capacity (81Whr).
     
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    There was some talking about The possibility of using external graphics cards on the e6400 in the middle of the thread.
    I have a pcmcia slot. Can i get a ati 5770 to work at 80% or more ?
    Or maybe connect it straight to the motherboard or docking port somehow?
    Thanks
     
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    The description says "3 year time-time" and, AFAIK, the batteries are interchangeable.

    John
     
  5. Mad*Max

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    Forget what i said
    express gets about 60%
    i think its not usable
    ill built a desktop
     
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    Yea but Dell will say "It's normal battery behavior that it reduces charge over time... have a nice!"
     
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    Anyone know how can i swap my cardbus slot for a expresscard one? maybe 2.0?
     
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    I believe you need to change the mainboard. There are 4 basic mainboard configuration options: Integrated graphics with either PC card or Expresscard or dedicated graphics with either PC card.

    John
     
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    I have integrated graphics 4500MHD
    Its a Dell ATG model.
    :eek: I cant believe you have to swap the mainboard because this is a peripheral nothing more and its connected to the pci slot.
     
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    Im aslo ready to take the mediabay out when using a external gpu.
    can i use that slot somehow?
    Or a dock, i cant find any with a express card slot
     
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