[anguish]

I warn you all now though: I'm very monotonous, and very boring...you may fall asleep. And you get to witness my shoddy camera skills and my bald head. I feel bad for you all. Click here to read the entire tutorial

[anguish]

Dude, that's a hell of an idea.. I'm going to have to do that tomorrow.. Basically like a tag in battery compartments to pop the batteries out of some electronic gadget. AWESOME!

Thanks for all the kudos guys/gals.. I appreciate it. It's not difficult to do it, but not for the faint of heart either. It takes some time and patience.

[Constantine]

Dude, Anguish. That was excellent. I find that helpful on so many levels. In all actuality, it is at this very moment that I finally see value in youtube. The power to visually communicate important and informative ideas. Usually I consider youtube to be an endless din of idiots. Youtube is the mob. Your excellent tutorial has restored my faith. Thanks!

[anguish]

lol.. Thanks.. I usually consider YouTube a basin of idiots as well.. It does have its uses though.

[zarkon]

Originally Posted by anguish

zarkon, No WWAN connector in mine. Not surprising though.

Video is done. I need to pull it off the camera now and get it pieced together and uploaded. Hopefully that will be done in a couple of hours, and it won't be too terrible. I'm getting ready to get it done right now though.

thanks dude will check mine when it arrive on fridays it should arrive on thursday but somehow dell said on fridays darn

[ravic]

anguish, awesome work. Thanks for taking the time in making this for all of us on this forum. I know this will be helpful for a lot of people for a long time.

[Athena]

thank you SO much for posting this!!!

[AceMilo]

It was a pain to upgrade the ram, but in all honestly it isn't hard, just time consuming. I did it in about 20 minutes, but I didn't narrate it . Good job on the video, it is a pain to take this thing apart but not too hard.

[anguish]

Yeah, I think the first time it only took about 20 minutes as well. The narration definitely slowed things down, plus I had a few interruptions.

[ChrisBatDell]

Nice work anguish!

How is the system running for you? Any heating or stability issues?

[anguish]

Originally Posted by ChrisBatDell

Nice work anguish!

How is the system running for you? Any heating or stability issues?

Thanks!

Overall, it's very stable. It does get quite warm at times, but that's usually only when I'm being processor intensive...maybe hard drive intensive. I haven't bothered to isolate which it is, as it could very easily be either one.

I will say, when it gets warm though, it gets very warm. Roasted my legs a few times when I was being particularly intense with it (last night for example, as I was updating OS X). But, it did cool down pretty quick though when I finished what I was doing.