Official Video: Sony Vaio Z-Series
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Sony Vaio VPCZ116GX/S reviews
Sony Vaio VPCZ116GX/S
One Minute Video Review: Sony Vaio AR21S Blu-ray laptop
A look at the new Sony Vaio Blu-ray equipped laptop, the AR21S.
Sony VAIO NW Series: One Touch Web Access
Website: iAligator.com Twitter twitter.com Taking a look at the “One Touch Web Access” feature found on most Sony VAIO NW Series Notebooks.
Sony Vaio W – netbook.laptop.bg
Video review of Sony Vaio W – presented by netbook.laptop.bg
Sony Vaio Ram Upgrade – VGN n11m
All the thanks in the world go out to 1bigdave63 for sending me his spar ram! Thanks again dave!!!!!! Hope you like my first ever edit on final cut too! Enjoy!
Crysis Wars (Tweaked) on Sony Vaio F Laptop
I fiddled with some of the settings some more to try and improve boost performance in Crysis some more, and here are the results. The FPS with fraps is view-able in the video (about 17-28 fps). Without fraps, it runs between 29-45 fps. The gained performance comes at the loss of a bit of visual quality though. SSAO is now turned off, and the shader/postprocess effects are turned down as well. Shadow resolution/update rate is lowered as well. I turned up the HDR to compensate for some of the reduction in detail, but I think I went a bit overboard…. Still, i think its a good combination of visual quality/performance. An average of ~30 fps @ 720p is quite good, I think, for a laptop.Played on the Sony Vaio F Laptop: Core i7 720QM (1.6ghz with turbo up to 2.8ghz) nvidia gt330m (1gb dedicated video mem) 4gb ddr3-1333 320gb hard drive (5200 rpm)
GTA 4 on Sony Vaio
Sony Fw-41ZJ : Core2Duo 2,53Ghz, 6GB Ram,Ati Radeon 4650 1GB, Windows Vista 64 bit
Dirt 2 on Sony Vaio F – Ultra Settings
In-game settings view-able in the video. Almost everything is set to Ultra.Played on the Sony Vaio F Laptop: Core i7 720QM (1.6ghz with turbo up to 2.8ghz) nvidia gt330m (1gb dedicated video mem) 4gb ddr3-1333 320gb hard drive (5200 rpm) Without FRAPS – 22-24 fps (see results: lh5.ggpht.com With FRAPS – 15-20 fps.
How to: Dual-boot XP and Vista on Sony Vaio VGN-N220E
EDIT (02-13-2009): PLEASE READ THIS NOW. IT HAS IMPORTANT INFORMATION! I thought I would inform/warn everybody who watches this video that it IS OUTDATED/INACCURATE. I am not sure if my dual-boot setup was done correctly; it DID work, I am just not sure if my setup was how it should have been. I have removed all previous links that were here before. I don’t want to just leave this inaccurate video on YouTube without providing some more accurate information, so I have compiled some resources below that will hopefully guide you in your process of dual-booting XP and Vista on a Sony Vaio VGN-N220E: uTorrent- utorrent.com .torrent file (for Vista Recovery Disc) neosmart.net (Scroll down and select “Windows Vista Recovery Disc x86 edition”) ImgBurn- www.imgburn.com (Select Mirror 7) EasyBCD- neosmart.net (Scroll down until you see the blue download button) Hottfix (for sound driver)- couponmeister.com Drivers- Some time after I had made this tutorial, Sony put many XP-compatible drivers for the VGN-N220E up on their website. You should use these instead of the ones that were up here previously (that I took down). Here is the link to those drivers: esupport.sony.com Correctly dual-booting- As I said earlier, I don’t think my dual-boot configuration was correct, so here is a link that will hopefully help you set up a correct dual-boot configuration: www.raymond.cc A quick note about the sound driver: I believe the video should still be correct on how to install the sound driver …
