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post #21 of 41
7/28/04 at 1:10am
Will the 9800 Mobility Radeon fit in a CL56 chassis?
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post #22 of 41
7/28/04 at 1:12am
nope. i am not sure if it will fit in the sager 4750 chasis which is 1.7"! i think you will have to wait till the pci express cards come out or a low wattage version of the mobility 9800.
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post #23 of 41
7/28/04 at 1:16am
for you and the hacking guy. the 9800 is based on the x800 not the 9800 or the 9600 etc. etc.

so they wouldn't make a lesser version of 9800 based on another agp card and it would not be better than the 9800 for sure

besides your going 8 pipes then its not like you are going to save much power over the mobility 9800

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Originally Posted by mayaman2
if the 9500 is anything like the desktop card, which i have, it will kick some serious ass. its much better than the 9600 because it has 8 pipes as opposed to the 9600's 4 pipes.
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post #24 of 41
7/28/04 at 1:18am
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Originally Posted by mayaman2
if the 9500 is anything like the desktop card, which i have, it will kick some serious ass.
If there's one thing we know about ATi, it's that their Mobility card numbers have little to do with the desktop card numbers. As I said, the Mobility 9500 seems to be positioned as a successor to the 9200, with performance probably between the 9200 and 9600.

Take a look at the Roadmap diagram:

http://pc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/2.../kaigai01l.gif

The 9500 is placed in the "Mainstream" row at a slightly higher level than the 9200, but clearly below the "Performance Mid-Range" level of the 9600/9700/X600.

And if you look further right on the chart on the same row as the 9700/X600, you'll see the M26. That will be the Mid-Range Performance successor to the 9700/X600 for Pentium-M machines. You can see how it's positioned one level below the M18/9800 and PCI-E M28 card.
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post #25 of 41
7/28/04 at 1:18am
why am i quoted, but there is nothing said about the quote? *edit wow someone else posted the response.
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post #26 of 41
7/28/04 at 1:18am
i dont think the combination of 8 pipes, light, and decent battery life are going to come together in one notebook for a long ass time unfortunatly.
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post #27 of 41
7/28/04 at 1:21am
Read my post above and look at the original thread I posted on the subject.

M26 (PCI-E) - RV410 core, 8 pipes Q4 2004

That's the Pentium-M successor to the X600/9700.

Upcoming Mobile GPU speculation: M18, M26, M28, NV41,42,43M
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post #28 of 41
7/28/04 at 1:27am
bloke if that roadmpa is correct shoulund't we have gotten the m24 by now?
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post #29 of 41
7/28/04 at 1:35am
the upcoming sage 8790r upgrade is supposed to have it. according to eurocom and ecs.
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post #30 of 41
7/28/04 at 1:42am
hmm is it just me or does ATI not believe on wide distrubtion anymore?
like what m24 is on two machines and the 9800 is dell exl. for a month
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post #31 of 41
7/28/04 at 1:44am
i think it has to do with money.
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post #32 of 41
7/28/04 at 1:44am
?
ati not marketing enough or vendors not having money for new gpus?
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post #33 of 41
7/28/04 at 1:47am
trying to build up hype mostly. they want us to oooo and aaaah for a while before everyone can get their hands on it
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post #34 of 41
7/28/04 at 1:48am
makes more money for dell, and i bet dell is paying a hefty sum for it.
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post #35 of 41
7/28/04 at 1:53am
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Originally Posted by mayaman2
I bet dell is paying a hefty sum for it.
They'll make it back in sales though especially if existing XPS and 9100 owners want to upgrade.
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post #36 of 41
7/28/04 at 1:55am
Agreed. i mentioned it make more money for dell, and also it sells more xps/9100's.
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post #37 of 41
7/28/04 at 1:56am
Dell
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post #38 of 41
7/28/04 at 1:57am
Dell Steve
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post #39 of 41
7/28/04 at 2:03am
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bloke if that roadmpa is correct shoulund't we have gotten the m24 by now?
I'm sure the M24 is available to manufacturers, but there are no notebooks with PCI-E yet due to the infinite delays of Alviso. Non P-M notebooks should have PCI-E relatively soon. We've covered this "why isn't the X600 out?" question in a few other threads.
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post #40 of 41
7/28/04 at 2:06am
exactly what is the alvisio? is that the 533 fsb centrino coming out?
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