rogueagent6

Eurocom seems to have them in stock, although I'd only recommend getting it from them as a last resort and/or if you absolutely have to have it now... Eurocom VGA

Have you popped the cover off to inspect the fan? On my P150EM I think the fan cables have tags on them, that if they were folded over the right way they might get sucked in and make some noise. Then again, that could be the Dell I just had open that I'm thinking of.

Yep, you're correct. It's Oracle VM. Some of our customer's have figured out it's cheaper than running a VMware environment, so now we get to support it. G.Skill has a decent warranty (lifetime), but I prefer Corsair's support which has never let me down. Although I'll admit it's been years since I've had to RMA any memory from any company.

Actually I need to start learning OVM for work, and that is primarily what this upgrade will facilitate. I'm with you in that I'd rather have Corsair, but at $40 more a kit it's a bit hard to swallow.

I think he already has a Logitech c920 he is trying to eliminate, or at least minimize usage of.

Hi all, I'm planning upgrading to 32 GB in my Sager (Digital Storm) NP9150 soon and was wondering what everyone considered the best 16 GB kits to go with? I'm really tempted to pull the trigger on two of G.Skill's 16 GB 1866 ripjaws, but was wondering if anyone had any experience running four, eight GB modules @ 1866, in these laptops? This is my main system so I'm looking for stability in addition to a bit of a performance increase (1866@10-10-10 vs. 1600@11-11-11). Here is the kit I am considering: Newegg.com - G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 16GB (2 x 8G) 204-Pin DDR3 SO-DIMM DDR3 1866 (PC3 14900) Laptop Memory Model F3-1866C10D-16GRSL Thanks!