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    Asus A6Vm tested (Geforce Go 7300)

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by Pressure, Nov 28, 2005.

  1. Pressure

    Pressure Notebook Evangelist

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    Not in English though, so you will have to take your translation googles on, otherwise, the benchmarks are universal ;)

    They pit it against the Geforce Go 6200.

    Read it here.
     
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    That test seems extremely weird... 1535 3dMark05's? For a 7300 256 meg card? 200 in difference from the 6200? :p Uhm... The framerates etc look very low as well.
    Either they must have done something very wrong, or there is something lost in the "translation".
     
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    That's not too surprising, actually... the Geforce 7300 is a low end card just like the 6200 is. And on top of that, 256 mb discrete memory won't help much if the processor itself is slow to begin with...
     
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    Actually, the Geforce Go 7300 is basically just a 6200 shrunk to 90nm with a few added benefits of the Geforce 7 series. It features the exact same clockspeeds but with a much lower voltage rating, thus giving better battery time.
     
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