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Member (5 bit)
Join Date: Oct 2000
Posts: 21
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hey...was woundering what 3d cards are supported on laptops...
or is there a way to hook your PC card to your laptop? |
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Mr. Grins
Join Date: Aug 1999
Location: Virgin Islands
Posts: 1,961
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Hi. I do not know much about laptop video but laptop video is intergrated into the motherboard inside a laptop and I think that there is no was to change it.
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SQL nutcase
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I have a Dell Inspiron 7500 with an 8mb ATI Rage Pro Mobility chip. The Video board on this machine can be replaced by a more powerfull one (more memory.) But it has to be a card specifically developed for portables (so no GeForces or Voodoos in a portable.). The main problem is not the integration, but the heat. Cooling is very difficult in a laptop, and those powerfull video card emit a lot of heat.
But I can tell you that I can play Counter-strike quite good @ 600*800. |
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Mr. Grins
Join Date: Aug 1999
Location: Virgin Islands
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Thanks for that info mosquito. I was kinda lost
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Hello EQGamer,
as mosquito said, the chips in laptops are 'portable' versions of the standard PC ones. You can't exchange them. NVidia understood that and therefore it has released the 'portable' version of the GeForce 2, it's called the "GeForce 2 GO". So there will be laptops with "power-graphic" inside ![]() RJ |
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Yep, just see here.
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