Purpose:
Movie playback
Online video Streaming(ie youtube HD)
Internet surfing
Word processing
compare:
T6600+Intel GMA 4500 vs. SU7300+Intel GMA 4500+G210M switchable
Under what condition(application/multitasking) would the su7300 shown as inferior to the T6600? I'm getting a laptop for my parents, they don't do any gaming/video editing/graphic design stuff. And they want something that would last at least a couple of years without getting the idea "is it time to get a new laptop?" with the things they would do listed above.
Thank you very much!
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CPU, none of those tasks except the first involves the GPU at all, and even the first is easily handled by today's mainstream CPUs without any GPU help. Basically, if you don't game, you don't need a discrete graphics card.
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The intel integrated graphics has all the video acceleration you need, so the extra discrete graphics doesn't do anything in that system.
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so no need for the discrete graphics and t6600 is much better than su7300 right?
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how about just su7300+gma 4500, is that good enough?
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Ok, thank you guys~
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isn't the brand of the notebook important?
what if they drop it?
i think it should be also durable and, in my opinion, one of the most durable notebooks is thinkpad. -
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thinkpad knows best Notebook Deity
He just was using the ThinkPad as a representation of durability, although ThinkPad quality has been lacking for about a year or two with the flexy keyboards and flimsy thinner plastics used. Although, there were many improvements in durability as well, and Lenovo claims that the durability is more so in the magnesium roll cage, where you cannot notice durability until you see how much pure metal is protecting your hard drive, disk drive, and how much magnesium is reinforcing your screen so that you can literally stand on your ThinkPad without worrying about a cracked LCD, i did on my T61p...
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With something like YouTube, it's definitely CPU. Unless you have a GPU that specifically supports Flash 10.1, things like YouTube and FarmVille will operate entirely on CPU.
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Jayayess1190 Waiting on Intel Cannonlake
What's more important, CPU or GPU?
Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by fragments, Dec 11, 2009.