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    Can someone give me information about IGP's

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Jeroen1000, Jan 25, 2009.

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    Hi I'm a bit puzzled and all the product numbers are quite confusing. I'm looking for the laptop with the best IGP and thusfar my only contender is the Intel x4500HD. How do I recognize those of Nvidia and Ati?
     
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    - Intel: GMA 900, GMA 950, X3100, X4500
    - Ati: Xpress 200M, Xpress 1100, Xpress 1150, Xpress X1250, Xpress X1270
    - Nvidia: Go 6100, Go 6150, 7150M, 8200M G, 9100M G, 9400M G
     
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    Thanks Hep! So for Nvidia the 'newest' one's will always be designated by xxxx M G. I still don't spot the difference on their site but thanks again, now I can go on with comparing!

    So 9500M G is also an IGP right :)
     
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    Is there a 9500M G?
    I thought it was 9500M G S. Which would not be IGP, but dedicated *though will still in most cases still be soldered to the motherboard*
     
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    Based on that, it tells me that it is a dedicated card.
     
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