Battery Eater | ASUS N10J - A1

Watch this in HD quality, click link below
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOyPZyLLfPI&fmt=22


About the Video
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I performed a 'Battery Eater' test on my ~6 month-old ASUS N10J-A1 (netbook / notebook PC/ ultraportable / ultrathin ... whatever you wish to call it my friend!) and the results are shown in the video.


About 'Battery Eater'
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Battery Eater is a testing tool intended to reveal the potential of a notebook battery pack. Battery Eater can measure the minimum operation time of a notebook (when all power-saving options are disabled) under conditions close to the maximum workload (Classic mode). You should be aware, though, that such conditions rarely occur during an ordinary use of a notebook and should be regarded as reflecting the minimum time the notebook can work on its battery. Battery Eater will show a result closest to the maximum possible in the "Idle" and in the "Reader's Test" mode (when all power-saving options are fully enabled).


More info at...
http://batteryeater.com/download.html



ASUS N10J Settings
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OS = Vista Home Premium SP2 Beta
CPU = Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz
GPU = nVidia GeForce 9300M GS 256MB
LCD Brightness = 40%
Wireless LAN and Bluetooth = Off
Power Plan = Power4Gear High Performance
Battery = 6-cell* Li-Ion (4800mAh)
Critical Battery Level = 3%
Critical Battery Action = Shutdown


Battery Eater benchmark options
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Batter Eater Version = Pro 2.70
Resolution = 800x600x32
Fullscreen = Disabled
Mode = Classic



* Battery Eater's Cell Count of the N10J = 3. Why ?

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Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• ASUS
• N10
• N10J
• N10J-A1
• netbook
• notebook
• ultraportable
• nVidia
• GeForce
• 9300M
• GS
• Battery
• Eater
• BatteryEaterTestResults

[Eric858]

@ryanbycraft what's an ssd i want one because i have this notebook

well, mine came with windows xp and it loads a LOT faster with windows xp

i need whatever upgrade neccessary so i can jump to windows 7

ssd =_=...?

[ryanbycraft]

Overclock the CPU and get a dam SSD. look how slow it is... you tried to open up my computer and it took 5seconds to open. Netbook are only any good when overclocked to 2.0Ghz and have a good 200MB+ Read speed SSD. Netbooks are unbearibly sloooow