Laptop Video Card and CPU Buyers Guide #1
Posted by laptop online staff | Posted in Laptop Cards | Posted on 16-02-2012-05-2008
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Twitter : twitter.com Facebook : www.facebook.com Google+ : tiny.cc Buyers Guide #2 … www.youtube.com This is just a quick (really quick) , rundown of how to make sure you are getting a half decent video card and also cpu in the laptop that you are purchasing. GPU Chart : www.notebookcheck.net CPU Chart : www.notebookcheck.net When an integrated A-Series GPU is crossfired with a discrete card …. www.notebookcheck.net A-Series Laptops are just starting to hit store shelves, I will re-do this video once they saturate the market more. They are like the A6-3450M , A8-3850M and they have stronger integrated graphics then the i5-2410M but have weaker processors. This shouldn’t effect the average user since the average user won’t max out their CPU usage. So for under 0 if you can find an A-Series laptop for mild gaming, hit up the charts and cross compare with other laptops! For gaming, try and grab a video in the top half of class 2 and above. Games that do 40FPS+ with the card are what you would look for so that in action sequences or heavy battles your game isn’t getting choppy. 1gb of Vram doesn’t make a card stronger! It’s all about the pipelines which produce the image. AMD vs Nvidia pipelines can’t be measured the same since their architecture is difference. You can compare AMD to AMD pipelines and Nvidia to Nvidia pipelines. So 480 pipelines on an AMD card doesn’t mean it’s 5x stronger then an Nvidia card 96 pipelines, they would actually perform around the same …
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