it will be fine. they WXGA+ does not have a glossy screen which the WUXGA+ does, but then again some people seem to dislike the glossy screens, so that's personal preference. for surfing/docs, WXGA+ is fine and for gaming it could be...
I have the LG and could not be happier with this screen. VERY minimal light leakage, sparkles...well, I don't see them (I *do* on my HP NC8000 though!) and amazing performance/battery life
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How much faster would the card preform if it was only ran on the regular 17'' monitor they offer, not the UXGA one?
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the speed of the card is very dependant on what...
I have a 9300 and it runs all games very well, even at 1920x1200 (although this is one big resolution slowing the card down). Even so, most games run incredibly well on my i9300 (about as fast as my desktop with a 6800GT !). The nvidia...
Is there a firmware upgrade for this drive? Especially for making it read faster? On my desktop I had a little sony utility which made my (then) Sony drive read DVD's a LOT faster (for ripping). Now I only get about 2x which is kinda...
I know how to bypass the test, that's not my issue. The issue is that I'm not sure the oc won't damage my card. Strange though that core gives a yellow mark from 365, while other seem to oc without a problem to 400 and above. I wonder if...
Using rivatuner, I can overclock safely to 365/740, but anything higher gives me the yellow explamation marks. Now, is there any risk trying say 380/760, also, should I first try to oc the core and then memory or both?
nvidia does not supply notebook drivers, although you can make the official drivers work on your notebook simply by modifying the .inf file. check the site www.laptopvideo2go.com for more information.
