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The ultimate chart - including all cards:

In order of performance:

Intel Extreme Graphics

SiS Integrated

Intel Extreme Graphics 2

Intel GMA900

Intel GMA950

Nvidia GeForce 4 440 Go

ATI Mobility Radeon 9000

Nvidia FX Go5200

ATI Radeon Xpress 200M

ATI Mobility Radeon 9200

Nvidia FX Go5600/5650

ATI Radeon 9600

ATI Radeon X300

Nvidia GeForce Go7300

ATI Radeon X1300

ATI Radeon 9700

ATI Radeon X600

Nvidia GeForce Go7400

ATI Radeon X1400

Nvidia Go6600

ATI Radeon 9800

ATI Radeon X700

Nvidia Go6800

ATI Radeon X800

Nvidia Go7600

ATI Radeon X1600

Nvidia Go6800 Ultra

ATI Radeon X800XT

Nvidia Go7800

ATI Radeon X1800

Nvidia Go7900GS

Nvidia Go7800GTX

ATI Radeon X1800XT

Nvidia Go7900GTX

And there you have it. For technical specifications of many of the above listed cards, please see Meaker's Charts here. http://forum.notebookreview.com/show...t=25266&page=5

http://forum.notebookreview.com/show...6&postcount=44

7900GTXgo SLI = 24 pipes, 8 vertex units, 256 bit mem (500/600) *2 SM3
7800GTXgo SLI = 24 pipes, 8 vertex units, 256 bit mem (400/550) *2 SM3
7900GTXgo = 24 pipes, 8 vertex units, 256 bit mem (500/600) SM3
X1800 XT = 16 pipes, 8 vertex units, 256 bit mem (550/650) SM3
7800GTXgo = 24 pipes, 8 vertex units, 256 bit mem (400/550) SM3
X1800 = 16 pipes, 8 vertex units, 256 bit mem (450/500) SM3
7900GSgo = 20 pipes, 7 vertex units, 256 bit mem (375/500) SM3
7800go = 16 pipes, 6 vertex units, 256 bit mem (350/550) SM3
x800xt = 16 pipes, 6 vertex units, 256 bit mem (480/550)
6800U = 12 pipes, 5 vertex units, 256 bit mem (450/550) SM3
x800pro = 12 pipes, 6 vertex units, 256 bit mem (400/400)
6800 = 12 pipes, 5 vertex units, 256 bit mem (300/300) SM3
x1600 = 12 pipes, 5 vertex units, 128 bit mem (470/470) SM3
7600 = 12 pipes, 5 vertex units, 128 bit mem (~450/500) SM3
x700 = 8 pipes, 6 vertex units, 128 bit mem (350/300)
6600 = 8 pipes, 3 vertex units, 128 bit mem (300/300) SM3
7400 = 4 pipes, 3 vertex units, 64 bit mem (450/450) SM3
x600 = 4 pipes, 2 vertex units, 128 bit mem (400/250)
x600se = 4 pipes, 2 vertex units, 128bit mem (358/277)
9700 = 4 pipes, 2 vertex units, 128 bit mem (450/213)
x1400 = 4 pipes, 2 vertex units, 128 bit mem (432/200) SM3
9600 = 4 pipes, 2 vertex units, 128 bit mem (333/? (240 turbo))
6400 = 4 pipes, 2 vertex units, 64 bit mem (400/350) SM3
x1300 = 4 pipes, 2 vertex units, 128 bit mem (hyper mem) (?/?) SM3
7300 = 4 pipes, 3 vertex units, 64 bit mem (350/350) SM3
x300 = 4 pipes, 2 vertex units, 64 bit mem (300/230)
6200 = 4 pipes, 2 vertex units, 64 bit mem (300/300) SM3
5x00 = 4 pipes, (Array) vertex units, 128 bit/64 bit mem (%/%)
xpress200 = 2 pipes, 2? vertex units, 128^ bit & 32* bit mem (300/ (SYS MEM & 350*))
All other integrated solutions (GMA 900, 950 etc.)

*Dependant on memory attached to side port
^system mem bus width
% Covers entire series, pretty awful due to high power consumption and generally poor arc, 5700go would rate a little higher but those above it perform much better in DX9 titles such as HL2 therefore they get stuck at the bottom.

Credit where credit is due, recently Neeyik (http://www.neeyik.info/3dspecs/) has really helped get core details.

Update: Downgraded the x1300 and x1400 to propper positions

dv4000 has a better graphics card. but processor isn't so great.

dv5000 has a newer processor, but the graphics card is only mediocre.

i'd go with the dv4000... only question is where are you getting it? i thought the x700 option was discontinued.

Sounds like the OP is in another market....

Thanks for saying Thanks, wish you the best.

BTW: Several days ago on 7-07 I sent you a PM with info, did you ever get it? Showing as read but I never heard back from you.

I'll suggest to stay away from the DV4000 with x700 if you do need intensive graphics. The x700 has overheat problem in some games and causes the system to shut down. I have a DV4000 with x700, but I never use it for games so it is not a problem for me. This is the main reason they have removed x700 from the DV4000 and V4000t options.