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    Integrated Graphics: AMD x1250 vs Geforce 7050

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Zebulunite, Oct 3, 2007.

  1. Zebulunite

    Zebulunite Notebook Enthusiast

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    anarky321 Notebook Deity

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    is there any reason we dont see these integrated chipsets in laptops?

    it looks like the performance is significantly higher than the x3100
     
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    How about.... I'd choose neither for performance, get a notebook with dedicated graphics. :p
     
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    no, you missed the point, dedicated graphics arent an option on many small laptops and this offers a higher level of performance than Intel graphics although I think the fact that Intel supplies the Centrino chipsets might be why there are only intel integrated graphics being put in now
     
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    thats probably a good idea, and it really wont cost too much more especially one with 8400m or something in it.
     
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    The notebook equivalents are the x1270 and the 7150m, right? I believe for the notebook versions, in XP the x1270 < x3100 < 7150m right now.
     
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    Zebulunite Notebook Enthusiast

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    Intel's x3100 greater than AMD's x1270? In 3dmark, yes, but I'm pretty sure that's not the case in most or all games unless Intel's drivers have come a long way.
     
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    And likewise for much lower-end laptops integrated graphics are the only options: beyond the Dell Vostro deals (which largely have passed), you have to spend at least $700 to get a laptop with any dedicated graphics chip.
     
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    I'm speaking hardware wise. The x3100 still sucks in Vista due to driver issues, but in XP you can see that it's superior to the x1270.