WT heck with 1gb of video memory... does it matter that much.
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ltcommander_data Notebook Deity
In any case, the Go 8600 will certainly not be able to use 1GB of VRAM. In fact, it's doubtful that it can even use 512MB of VRAM. I've debated this in the graphics card section many times, and I still feel that is the case since even a GPU with the power of the desktop 7950GT has been shown to perform virtually identical between 512MB and 256MB versions. The desktop 8600GTS isn't even as powerful as the 7950GT so the Go 8600 (which is likely perform similar to the desktop 8600GT) will be even less so. -
You're talking about 128MB chips if you want 1GB physical memory with these cards. That's definitely not the case here. As ltcommander said, most likely 512MB. (Which even in itself is more another number to put on the spec sheet than actually useful.)
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Damn, was hoping for a 8600 Go release of the A8S series. With the A8J series, did they release a laptop with 7600 when it just came out, or did they start with the 7400? I'm just hoping they're doing it for marketing reasons or something.
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Geared2play.com Company Representative
Asus released the first a8jm with a 7600......marketing reasons? Most likely a lack of those... -
Well whatever, I would ask whether the Go 8600 could work with a 14" laptop, but there's no point, I guess I just have to wait.
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The a8jm was the first computer in north america with the 7600 go.
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basically, no 8600go in 14.1in then?
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No, Zepto has already put 8600 in their 14.1" laptop.
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He was sarcastic... the person he was responding to was, in his opinion, expecting too much for his money.
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