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Originally Posted by mpatli3n
sorry for my ignorance -_-;;, but is the 6400 better than the ATI 9600?
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Check it out.....
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The benchmarks are up on a different thread. Here they are compared to the Chembook 2056:
Chembook 2056 - 1.8Ghz Pentium M, ATI 9700 128Mb, 1Gb DDR RAM, 60Gb (7200 RPM), XP Pro SP2
3DMark 03 and 05 Results:
2829 - 3DMark 03 (Technical File)
1109 - 3DMark 05 (Technical File)
PerformanceTest Results:
282.5 - Pass Mark
386.3 - CPU Mark
312.8 - Memory Mark
607.6 - 3D Mark
175.1 - 2D Mark
Detailed Report
Chembook 2030 - 1.86Ghz Sonoma, 1.25Gb DDR RAM, 80Gb (5400 RPM), XP Pro SP2, nVidia 6400 go
3DMark 03 and 05 Results:
3065 - 3DMark 03
1061 - 3DMark 05
PerformanceTest Results:
275.1 - Pass Mark
412.3 - CPU Mark
340.2 - Memory Mark
394.1 - 3D Mark
175.8 - 2D Mark
Detailed Report
All benchmark scores:
http://www.notebookdiscussions.com/showthread.php?t=114
Cheers
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My systems
Office - Sager 4780, 17" WXGA, 3.06 GHz P4 CPU, 1 GB Ram, 60 GB (5400 RPM) HDD, Combo CD/DVD.
Home - Chembook 2056 - 15" SXGA+, 2.0 GHz Pentium M, 1 GB Ram, 60 GB (7200 RPM) HDD, DVD-RW, ABG Wi-Fi.
For the Road - Asus W5A - 12" WXGA (Glossy), 1.73 Pentium M, 512 MB Ram, 40 GB (4200 RPM) HDD, Combo CD/DVD, ABG Wi-Fi, Bluetooth.
Why so many laptops? Because I can






