laptop help please

Im thinking of buying this

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI....80014544738&rd=1&sspagename=STRK:MEWA:IT&rd=1

Now it may look silly since it has all those missing peices but i have the exact same one already but with a cracked screen, well my sister has it and as said if i can get it fixed its mine. do you think it would be easier to remove the screen and replace or remove the hard drive from the one i have and place into that one? if i won it.

also while im here the laptop which we have now makes a funny noise when i turn it on, its like something has hit the fan inside, it makes a grinding noise like a goosed bearing type sound or as if some is catching somewhere.theres a vent roughly where the noise is coming from.
 
Changing the HDD is alot easier that changing the Screen (Hard Drive on Mine is 1 screw then it slides out), you could change the screen, but that would just take a little more patience and work, but very possible.

AS for the grinding noise, could be something stuck on the fan or the laptop has been dropped/thumped
 
seeing as were talkin bout laptops, anyone know where i can get a decent laptop for cheap, im gonna need one for uni...........
 
Craig_87 said:
seeing as were talkin bout laptops, anyone know where i can get a decent laptop for cheap, im gonna need one for uni...........

Ebay
 
Whats the spec on it, cos i have no idea whats good or not. it needs to be able to hold cad programs ( i think) and probably a lot of porn?
 
hughes_16v said:
I did, it said swearing is not tolerated and fudging was edited, fudging wasnt swearing.

There was a racial reference in your post which was removed. It's just a coincidence your language was also edited out in the same post.

This is off topic, back to discussion please!
 
Craig_87 said:
Whats the spec on it, cos i have no idea whats good or not. it needs to be able to hold cad programs ( i think) and probably a lot of porn?

What CAD packages are you looking at? If you're looking at 3D cad then you want a MINIMUM of 1GB ram with a 2000+ Mhz processor.

My work computer is an:
athlon 3000+
1GB RAM
130 GB HDD

and it struggles sometimes using Solidworks and AutoCAD 3d modelling!
 
where i work they use Licom (roughly £10,000 to buy) xeon processors are used...i would recommend a P4 because of high cache levels and fast FSB
 
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