two problems of my X60S (maybe general defects from design?)
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 1:46 pm
My X60S has worked pretty well performance-wise. I enjoy using it.
few weeks ago, I reported two problems of my X60S--one is the the left-mouse is noticebly much noisier than the other two mouse keys. The other mouse keys are just as good as the ones on X31 but the left-key is noise like a 90's desktop keyboard.
The other problem is noise coming from the hard drive area.
Today I receive a new keyboard and a new HD from Lenovo. Now here is the report.
1, keyboard: the new keyboard is little quieter but still noticeably noisier than the other two keys.
BTW, both the keyboards bear a FRU of 39T7265.
2, HD: unfortunately, the moment I turn on the machine, I hear the noise. This time, as I put the HD back on without putting back the keyboard in place, I hear the noise directly from the HD. So I guess it is a design problem of the HD rather than Lenovo's problem.
My original HD is hitachi. The new one is a Toshiba. As they are both very noisy, I guess it is basically SATA's drive's problem.
The noise is not terribly bad but it is like a bee flying around your ear. Moreover, there is no problem with PATA drives.
few weeks ago, I reported two problems of my X60S--one is the the left-mouse is noticebly much noisier than the other two mouse keys. The other mouse keys are just as good as the ones on X31 but the left-key is noise like a 90's desktop keyboard.
The other problem is noise coming from the hard drive area.
Today I receive a new keyboard and a new HD from Lenovo. Now here is the report.
1, keyboard: the new keyboard is little quieter but still noticeably noisier than the other two keys.
BTW, both the keyboards bear a FRU of 39T7265.
2, HD: unfortunately, the moment I turn on the machine, I hear the noise. This time, as I put the HD back on without putting back the keyboard in place, I hear the noise directly from the HD. So I guess it is a design problem of the HD rather than Lenovo's problem.
My original HD is hitachi. The new one is a Toshiba. As they are both very noisy, I guess it is basically SATA's drive's problem.
The noise is not terribly bad but it is like a bee flying around your ear. Moreover, there is no problem with PATA drives.