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    Some Razer Blade Help

    Discussion in 'Razer' started by xKraken, Apr 9, 2014.

  1. xKraken

    xKraken Newbie

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    Hey guys! I'm going to buy a razer blade and I need some tips on how to take care of it. Can you guys help me and give me some tips? Like what should I avoid and things :)
     
    xKraken, Apr 9, 2014
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  2. Porter

    Porter Notebook Virtuoso

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    A skin/wrap for top/bottom and around screen and keyboard will help keep it looking nice and new underneath. Not many zipper neoprene cases out there that fit but I found a 13" MBP one to fit good (and tight). I have posts on both somewhere on the forums. I can find links to both if you have any interest.

    Other than that my 2013 14" was solid for the short time I had it. Never overheated or locked up. I had great luck with Bluetooth and the wireless n. I only used it laying flat on a desk, no additional cooling or fancy stands.
     
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  3. Loboryne

    Loboryne Notebook Enthusiast

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    Do you know where I can get the dock and also the keybpard for it?
     
    Loboryne, Apr 9, 2014
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  4. xKraken

    xKraken Newbie

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    thanks dude! I found a razer armor case for it :)
     
    xKraken, Apr 10, 2014
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  5. xerojin

    xerojin Notebook Consultant

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    Don't put laptops on soft surfaces, intake is on the bottom so make sure air can go in freely. -buy a notebook cooler.

    It's not a tank, don't drop it. Don't drink or eat food near it.

    Buy virus scanner like nod32.

    Don't download crap you don't know.

    Use a laptop backpack to carry them for long distances.

    Backup important documents somewhere.

    Be prepared for repairs, it'll eventually happen.
     
    xerojin, Apr 14, 2014
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