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    6130HS discontinued?

    Discussion in 'Other Manufacturers' started by Liquid_Turbo, Apr 3, 2005.

  1. Liquid_Turbo

    Liquid_Turbo Notebook Geek

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    I was just browsing AV's site and noticed that there is no longer product information about the 6128 - 6130HS models.

    Now the site features the 6110, which looks like an awesome book!
     
  2. DamnageD

    DamnageD Notebook Consultant

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    Maybe not yet discontinued....

    http://www.averatec.com/archives/6100series.htm

    Still available in the archives
     
  3. jedisolo

    jedisolo Notebook Deity

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    I was looking at the 6110 and it didn't state what graphics it was using. I wonder if it'll use the same graphics as the 6130hs or will it use the same as the 6200 series?
    -andrew
     
  4. Liquid_Turbo

    Liquid_Turbo Notebook Geek

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    the site doesn't say anything about a radeon 9600 so I guess it will be shared.
     
  5. mrbeef

    mrbeef Notebook Enthusiast

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    on the comp usa site the 6110 is listed as having shared video memory as opposed to the old 6100's with a dedicated card
     
  6. rustskull

    rustskull Notebook Guru

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    If the shared video memory causes you concern, you can always tweak that in the bios settings. Most puters with shared graphics memory have less than stellar performance anyhow. There's usually a set of set values you can choose from up to the limit of the system to handle it...usually in multiples of 4. Like 4,8,16,24,32,64, etc etc.
     
  7. Liquid_Turbo

    Liquid_Turbo Notebook Geek

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    If you want a machine to game with.. a laptop definitely isn't your best bet.

    Save the money for a lovely desktop with a powerful video card and a nice crisp monitor :)