I am looking at two PC's please help me pick one.
1-HP dv9500t
Core 2 Duo (2.0GHz)
2GB Ram
256MB nVidia 8600M GS
80GB HDD
17" LCD
2-Sager NP2090
Core 2 Duo (2.0GHz.)
2GB Ram
512MB nVidia 8600 GT
80GB HDD
15" LCD
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I have heard that i will not see any difference in the 256 and the 512 8600, is this true? Also, ive heard that an 8600 isn't that good if put into a 17" Laptop, is that true? Also on the Sager site they announce that the 8600 is a PCI-Express. On the HP website it doesnt say anything about PCI-Expess, so is it not? Ive heard that all 8600's are PCI-E, but would nt Hp want to announce that?? Thanks for everyones help in advance!![]()
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Crimsonman Ex NBR member :cry:
Get the sager, better in every aspect.
1. yes, but one is GT and another is GS
2. No, but the GS is worse than GT so thats why.
3. I doubt it.
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GT>GS for the OP, this is a point in which you've experienced so much angst and repeatedly spammed the board over. As for 17" notebooks the 8600GT is not the best graphic card option, Toshiba Satellite X205 and the new Dell XPS have more powerful options. Every mobile 8 series for laptops uses the PCI-E interface so manufacturers don't bother announcing the fact.
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8700M GT is the best 8 series card for 17"> notebook. I will personally prefer Sager and yes you will not see any obvious performance gaps between a 256 and 512 card since both memory interface are only 128-bit.
About 8600 isn't that good in a 17" notebook, i don't think so but i am not sure, i suggest you wait for few more people to post and perhaps they could help you out. -
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Sneaky_Chopsticks Notebook Deity
the sager is more powerful between those 2 choices.
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The Hp dv9500t is offered with a 8600 though, Hp doesnt offer that though, will they put it in it if i call and request that? Thanx for all the replies
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Charles P. Jefferies Lead Moderator Super Moderator
This thread is very related to the other one you created here:
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=174425
Please don't make more threads than necessary - you could have just posted in that one and been fine. This thread is closed.
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