Confused !! im thinking of purchasing either a lenovo y550 with nvidia gforce gt130m n 4gb 320 gb hd . but its a new release in india so im quite hesitant .. my other option is the hp dv6 1030 us but will its graphic card be able to play games lik sims , fifa 09 , cod 4 ,gta 4 etc

not quite sure I think there's a button on the top row , but it should be in your users guide .

The CMOS battery on the Y550 is considered to be non-replaceable by Lenovo. It is soldered directly to the motherboard itself. You can check out this youtube video on the disassembly of the Y550. At the 14:22 minute mark on the video you can see where this battery is. At the top right of the video you will see a big green INTEL chip (upside down). To the right of the bottom of the Intel chip, you will see a round blue component. This is the battery.

If you were handy with a soldering iron, you could un-solder and replace this battery, but the average consumer would not be able to replace it. Lenovo will most likely require you to purchase a new motherboard.

Here is a better look at the battery from an ebay listing:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-LENOVO-IDEAPAD-Y550-INTEL-MOTHERBOARD-mPGA478MN-SOCKET-KIWB1-LA-4602P-/171885234728?hash=item2805288a28
In this picture the battery is the blue round button looking component to the left of the Intel chip.

Hi,guess.

sounds like a compatibility problem, menu utilities, not sure how but see if there is menu to alter monitor settings? Sorry best I can think of.

Go to the manufacturers website (nvidia) and download the most current driver for your 32-bit machine. If you have upgraded to a 64-bit processor your driver would be IA-86-32 (x86). Make sure you download the correct bit dor the driver

You do need a new driver for the new gforce but only nvidia can give you the correct one.

What happens if you switch the working RAM from Bank 1 to Bank 0?

It should work as long as the SSD is physically the same size so it will fit in the mac. Before buying the SSD I would check with a local computer repair shop as to whether the mac os can handle that certain SSD. I think it should work fine.

It is working.

Tested first with one new module with 2GB RAM, then with 2 modules, 2GB (new) + 1GB (original). Post and Windows are showing 3GB.
The HP 530 notebook is working OK.

The first one, of course. The only diffrence is the screen size and for 10000 coupon I do not think that it is worth getting a larger screen.

Go for the first one, dude.

I think it is nVidia GeForce FX Go5200

I had this with a new drive, think it's the firmware in the drive.Anyway the warehouse replaced the drive.