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    MXM video cards and notebooks.

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by UNICRON-WMD, Feb 26, 2006.

  1. UNICRON-WMD

    UNICRON-WMD Notebook Guru

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    Hi all, what notebooks out there use MXM form factor video cards. Namely the Nvidia 6800 go?
     
  2. ikovac

    ikovac Cooler and faster... NBR Reviewer

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    There was a thread about MXM ready notebooks, try search. My computer based on Uniwill 259ea1 can support MXM II type, so 6800 256MB should come into the consideration.

    Cheers,
     
  3. UNICRON-WMD

    UNICRON-WMD Notebook Guru

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    I did a search on MXM and nothing came up. Very odd :(
     
  4. Ice-Tea

    Ice-Tea MXM Guru NBR Reviewer

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    londez Notebook Evangelist

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    is it type I, II, or three form factor
     
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    astrocreep96 Notebook Guru

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    So, nvidia lists on their site that the 7 Go series is MXM compatible. Does this mean I may be able to upgrade my 128MB GeForce Go 7400 on my soon-to-be-here HP dv5000t? Or will size and 64-bit-ness limit me?
     
  7. Meaker@Sager

    Meaker@Sager Company Representative

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    Depends, better chips usually require more power which require better cooling aswell so there might be other restrictions.