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post #21 of 60
7/8/06 at 7:19am
DianeW, it seems you are stuck with a lot of spec's but no actual laptops to choose from. I would like to recommend the Toshiba P105-S9312. It is $1999 US, top of the line, 17" widescreen (lots of workspace) The best Video Card out there and a very high end cpu. It is also the lightest 17" laptop.

http://www.toshibadirect.com/td/b2c/...339043&seg=HHO

You won't find a better price for a notebook like this.

PS: Would you guys stop the forum war? I mean PM each other, tell the other how you feel, hell even get each others phone numbers, but please don't spam the forum with useless arguments where people are trying to get help. My $0.02
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post #22 of 60
7/8/06 at 1:46pm
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Chakz, I agree... Sort of takes away from useful info...

This thread started out pretty clean until I (the thread starter) got "neg" repped.... Dude that did it (more than likely "lordoflands") should have PM'd first, gave me a chance to add that the 7900GS "owns" a 7800GTX... "if" overclocked.

Sorry for bringing those issues into this thread, but I'm not just going to stand by when such happens. It's very insulting to spend allot of time trying to help people, trying to get your "rep" built up so persons will take what you say seriously, then have it knocked down in such a un-called for manner.

Seems like the Dell and Alienware guys are the ones that cause the most trouble on the boards... they've gone into other sections of the boards so much that the mods have threaten to ban persons doing such actions.

http://www.notebookforums.com/announcement72.html
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post #23 of 60
7/9/06 at 10:45pm
Chakz,

Thank you very much for the information. I will order that computer.

DianeW
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post #24 of 60
7/9/06 at 11:44pm
Very sticky worthy!! Just needs to be cleaned up.
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post #25 of 60
7/12/06 at 5:09pm
Thanks for the info....

Any idea where the GeForce GO 7200 falls in that list?


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post #26 of 60
7/26/06 at 8:01pm
I'd like to know about the 7200 also, and whether or not its 128 MB is dedicated or shared. Does anyone know?
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post #27 of 60
8/5/06 at 3:22pm
Thread Starter 
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Originally Posted by AeroEng2
I'd like to know about the 7200 also, and whether or not its 128 MB is dedicated or shared. Does anyone know?


The Notebook GPU Numbering System Guide.:


Why for example a 6800 series GPU is faster than a 7400.

http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=52468
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post #28 of 60
8/6/06 at 4:29am
well, how does the 7200 Go compare to the X200M offered by the L2000?

L2000 was my previous lappy, but it was a shared memory off of the ram

the 7200 Go is dedicated 128, and w/ the turbocache its 256 i guess... so how is it vs the L2000? L2000 isn't the dedicated version of the 200M
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post #29 of 60
8/6/06 at 11:14pm
Good Post!!

However, the ultimate chart should be like:

In order of performance:

SiS Integrated

Intel Extreme Graphics

VIA Unicrome

ATI Mobility Radeon 320/340/345m IGP

ATI Moblity Radeon 7000IGP

Intel Extreme Graphics 2

ATI Mobility Radeon 9000IGP

Nvidia GeForce 4 420 Go

Intel GMA900

ATI Radeon Xpress 200M

Intel GMA950

ATI Mobility Radeon 7500

Nvidia GeForce 4 440 Go

Nvidia GeForce 4 460 Go

ATI Mobility Radeon 9000

ATI Mobility Radeon X300

Nvidia Geforce FX Go5200

ATI Mobility Radeon 9200

Nvidia Geforce Go 6200TC

Nvidia Geforce FX Go5600

Nvidia Geforce Go 4200

Nvidia Geforce FX Go5650

ATI Mobility Radeon 9600

ATI Mobility Radeon X1300

Nvidia GeForce Go7300

Nvidia Geforce FX Go5700

ATI Radeon 9700

Nvidia Geforce Go 6400

ATI Radeon X600

ATI Radeon X1400

Nvidia GeForce Go7400

Nvidia Go6600

ATI Mobility Radeon X700

ATI Mobility Radeon 9800

ATI ï¼­obility Radeon X1600

Nvidia Geforce Go7600

Nvidia Geforce Go6800

ATI Mobility Radeon 9800 (modded)

Nvidia Geforce Go6800 Ultra

Nvidia Geforce Go7800

Nvidia Geforce Go7900GS

Nvidia Geforce Go7800GTX

Nvidia Geforce Go7900GTX



ATI released mobility radeon X800, X800XT, X1800, X1800XT...However, you can hardly find a laptop with such GPU.
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post #30 of 60
8/7/06 at 1:14am
Thread Starter 
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Originally Posted by JL6speed
well, how does the 7200 Go compare to the X200M offered by the L2000?

L2000 was my previous lappy, but it was a shared memory off of the ram

the 7200 Go is dedicated 128, and w/ the turbocache its 256 i guess... so how is it vs the L2000? L2000 isn't the dedicated version of the 200M

128 Dedicated?
According to HP themselves:

On the HP dv2000t: 32mb is dedicated to video memory plus up to 96mb is allocated from system memory

The NVIDIA(R) GeForce(R) Go 7200 with 128MB TurboCache (TM) Video Memory let's you enjoy a rich, visual experience without sacrificing battery life. Key Features: TurboCache(TM) turbocharges performance and provides larger total graphics memory by allowing the graphics processing unit (GPU) to share the capacity and bandwidth of dedicated video memory and dynamically available system memory, PureVideo(TM) technology brings stunning, high-definition video playback and superb picture clarity. CineFX adds significant speed to advanced visual effects. 32mb is dedicated to video memory plus up to 96mb is allocated from system memory, which is used for video performance and is not available for other use by other programs

On the HP dv6000z: 64mb is dedicated to video memory plus up to 192mb is allocated from system memory

[b]256MB NVIDIA(R) GeForce(R) Go 7200
The NVIDIA(R) GeForce(R) Go 7200 with 256MB TurboCache (TM) Video Memory let's you enjoy a rich, visual experience without sacrificing battery life. Key Features: TurboCache(TM) turbocharges performance and provides larger total graphics memory by allowing the graphics processing unit (GPU) to share the capacity and bandwidth of dedicated video memory and dynamically available system memory, PureVideo(TM) technology brings stunning, high-definition video playback and superb picture clarity. CineFX adds significant speed to advanced visual effects. 64mb is dedicated to video memory plus up to 192mb is allocated from system memory, which is used for video performance and is not available for other use by other programs.
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post #31 of 60
8/9/06 at 2:14am
Ok... in your post you state that the Intel 950 GMA can support Aero Glass but I've seen other posts in threads were it's stated that the 950 will NOT support Aero Glass.

I'm confused.... please clarify
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post #32 of 60
8/9/06 at 5:39pm
cool guide
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post #33 of 60
8/16/06 at 5:16pm
this thread was great help. bump for you
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post #34 of 60
8/16/06 at 5:54pm
Nvidia Geforce Go 7200TC

3Dmark2001se 8700
3Dmark03 2700
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post #35 of 60
8/16/06 at 6:26pm
Excellent post WeAreNotAlone, I have just read it today. Is there any reason you failed to mention the awesome ProSavage chipsets in there??!!!
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post #36 of 60
8/16/06 at 8:50pm
Thread Starter 
Quote:
Originally Posted by sHApE^HEArt
Nvidia Geforce Go 7200TC

3Dmark2001se 8700
3Dmark03 2700

3Dmark05 around 1650
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post #37 of 60
8/16/06 at 8:52pm
Thread Starter 
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Originally Posted by dave38
Excellent post WeAreNotAlone, I have just read it today. Is there any reason you failed to mention the awesome ProSavage chipsets in there??!!!

If you follow the link to the source document, there might be mention of it.
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post #38 of 60
8/16/06 at 9:27pm
Thank you for a very informative post it was most helpfull.
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post #39 of 60
8/17/06 at 7:33am
Quote:
Originally Posted by Buckwild
Ok... in your post you state that the Intel 950 GMA can support Aero Glass but I've seen other posts in threads were it's stated that the 950 will NOT support Aero Glass.

I'm confused.... please clarify
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post #40 of 60
8/17/06 at 8:18am
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Originally Posted by WeAreNotAlone
If you follow the link to the source document, there might be mention of it.
No, I wasn't serious! It was the 'graphics' chip in the last notebook I had, and this taught me to check out any future notebook purchase (i.e this I have now ) so's I didn't become a 'Can my graphics card play this?' kind of poster.
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