The thought did occur to member who had to replace phones for two people. Here’s to hoping Sharp can make the most of their purchase.ĭiscuss Here (thanks to AMK) Replace Your iPhone with a Cheap Smartphone? All in all, I don’t recall having a bad experience reviewing their products. Sadly, the last PC I reviewed from them for NotebookReview was the Satellite Fusion 15 in 2015.
I reviewed the slightly less-crazy Qosmio X775 in 2011. I remember reviewing the crazy-looking Qosmio X305 back in 2008, which I still think had the best speakers ever put in a notebook. Toshiba had been an staple in the notebook world. Although this happened in June 2018, I had to repost it after I ran across a forum discussion. That’s because Toshiba sold its PC division to Sharp for $36 million. If you’re shopping for a back-to-school PC and want a new Toshiba, you’ll probably find only old stock. The members reported using the following with varying degrees of success:ĭiscuss Here (thanks to Toshiba Doesn’t Make PCs Anymore That’s the question that has sparked a lot of discussion in our forum. Naturally, there are a lot of different thermal compounds out there, so which one provides the best performance? Thermal compound is what sits between a computer chip and its heatsink, sealing the gap to improve heat transfer. (The pre-ordered cards are scheduled to ship in late September.) My best guess: you’ll see new gaming notebooks featuring the RTX cards arrive at CES 2019 in January, and you’ll hopefully be able to get your hands on one by Spring 2019.ĭiscuss Here (thanks to What is the Best Thermal Compound? Nvidia has posted some benchmarks of the desktop cards, but no third-party reviews have surfaced yet. Since our last forum spotlight, we’ve seen a lot of speculation as to when Nvidia’s newly-announced RTX series ray-tracing graphics card will be available in gaming notebooks. Discuss Here (thanks to Nvidia RTX for Mobile Speculation Continues
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