Which 13.3" notebook supports the best gfx?

^ Thread title. im trying to find a notebook that has the highest end graphics card available. Price is not a concern. I would just like to see what options i could have

 

LG p310 with 9600m GT DDR3

 

What about that new Dell XPS 13 with the NV10S 512mb (nor sure of the name) but its new...

HOw well does it stack up with the rest?

 

not sure which gpu you're talking about. the one I know is 9400m, 9500m and g210m.
still, those lose to 9600m gt.

edit:
I see, its n10m.

edit2:
based on here http://www.laptopspec.net/tag/n10m/
n10m is g110m ? which in 3d mark 06 reach almost 3k.

while 9600m gt almost reach 6k.

 

Does 3k and 6k = graphics score alone?

As in...it excludes processor....etc etc.

So would the n10m gfx outperform the 8400M GT DDR3? (which is my current)

 

I thought N10m could be G105m, G110m, or G210m.

I know some will crucify me for suggesting this site, but it is a good relative comparison between GPU's:

http://www.notebookcheck.net/Mobile-Graphics-Cards-Benchmark-List.844.0.html

According to their chart the 8400m GT falls about the same as the G 110m, however 3DMark06 for 8400m GT is 1033 but G 110m is 2450.

 

The 9600M GT will crush any 64-bit card (ie. everything else listed above in the page, you can also check the sticky to see the full list).

 

agreed 9600M GT owns a 9500M G or whatever its called in the Studio XPS 13.. but wait.. warning. LG P310 RUNS QUITE HOT due to the powerful graphics card in the chasis.. try getting a 15 incher if you wanna game without burning your fingers

 

There are some solid 14" choices too in the mid rage. I own a Sony with the 230m and ASUS has one with the 4670. As mentioned there isn't much in the 13" category gaming wise.

 

With the performance difference when comparing a 15'' to a 13 - 14'', you have to ask yourself whether the size difference is really worth it.

 

Actually its the other way around. If he's looking for a 13" inch laptop, odds are he needs portability, which then begs the question, is the performance difference worth the extra size/weight/lack of battery life?