I'm buying my wife a junk notebook. I'm looking at a Acer Aspire AS5560G-Sb468 LX.RNZ02.063 Notebook PC - AMD Quad-Core A6-3400M 1.4GHz, 4GB DDR3, 500GB HDD, DVDRW, 15.6 Display, Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, Black at TigerDirect.com which says it uses a 6470M with 1GB of DDR3 video RAM. But when I start looking around everyplace says the 3400M has a 6520G.
And is that 1GB of video RAM dedicated??? These new APU chips have this old man confused..Either chip will work for Farmville, but I'm just wondering what it has. There are a lot of rants about Newegg posting the wrong specs for the A6-3400M video, and I wonder if Tiger is doing the same. Thank you for any help.
- Joe
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When an Acer notebook has "G" after model number it indicates a dedicated card.
A6-3400M has an integrated 6520G on-boards as it is an integrated card but apparently Acer chose to add a dedicated HD6470.
That said I'm not 100% sure either as I wasn't able to find a credible source. -
Even here AS5560G-Sb468 | Product Model Acer has 6470M at the top description, but 6520G below in the specs. Maybe it has both in crossfire? I'll know Monday when it gets here
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I would bet this unit runs in cross-fire mode. Take a look at the DV6T-A6 threads.
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Well, I have the answer and it's not what any of the above was. It has a 6650M on the APU, and a 1GB 6520G dedicated. This makes it a 6720G2 AMD Radeon HD 6720G2 - Notebookcheck.net Tech
I think it's almost a steal for light/medium gaming at $429 It's got a WEI 6.8 for gaming but that might only be on one card? The disk rates at 7.2 which is blistering fast for a 5400 drive. A WD Black 7200 SATA 2 only gets 5.9 so I'm wondering what they did? SATA III maybe? My evil wife should be ok playing Farmville on it..
- Joe
6470M or 6520G video on A6-3400M
Discussion in 'Acer' started by JoeLansing, Dec 30, 2011.