I am looking to buy the dv1000 but want to wait for the 915 chipset. I am fairly new at technology and don't own a laptop at present, but from what I have read it is worth waiting for this new processor. Am I right in this assumption and does anyone know when the dv1000 when be sold with Sonoma capabilities? Thanks.
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A latest chipset need not be the best for your needs.
You might get a better deal on the existing model.
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Sonoma doesn't offer that great of a performance boost compared to the Dothan, I don't think the Sonoma is worth it unless your looking to squeeze the absolute best performance out of your pc.
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I notice no significant difference in performance based on what I do between the Sonoma 1.6 on the Dell i6000 and the Dothan 1.7 HP DV1000. The only differences I believe are when you are running at the higher speeds with dedicated graphics cards. Its potential has yet to be explored.
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Are the dv1000 or v2000 going to be updated this year and relatively soon? I know HP announced the 4000 models but don't remember reading about upgrades to existing ones. If those two do get updated, other than the chipset upgrade, what else will change?
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dv1000 and the Sonoma Chipset
Discussion in 'HP' started by fwc01, Mar 3, 2005.