Need suggestions for a light notebook with dedicated graphic

parn SG · 2006-08-10T23:42:05+00:00

Light, ultra-portable notebooks usually don’t come with dedicated graphics cards. And even if they do, I think the possibility of overheating would be very h...

chenc SG

Only seen it online and in PCMags. Not yet sure if they are being sold in Singapore. However, those are for ppl who wants to play Battlefield 2 at 150 frames per second. And its for the hardcore. Please do share whats your main purpose for the notebook

dark_snowboy SG

he/she said, maya and java3d, which not a normal 12inch laptop can do Laughing

chenc SG

Oh, missed that part

If you are a professional and have enough money to burn,

http://www.alienware.com/product_detail_pages/Aurora_mALX/aurora-m_overview.aspx?SysCode=PC-LT-AURORA-M-ALX&SubCode=SKU-DEFAULT

If you would just like to settle for something cheaper and yet able to juggle your work, go for a Pentium D at least 2Ghz with a

512MB Nvidia GeForce Go 7900 GTX
SLI ENABLED

2GB RAM

For graphic demanding softwares, what really matters is your graphic card. Thus go for the latest 512MB.

Most importantly, if your system needs to wait for your RAM, all your powerful hardwares will be pratically useless. Thus best suggested is give it more than enough. 2 GB will be the max for most notebooks and a clever move as the trend in market now is at least start with 1GB

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