DirectX 9 To Go, Part I: Toshiba Satellite 5205-S705 with nVIDIA's GeForce FX Go 5600. directx 9 to go. DirectX 9-capable GPUs for notebooks? As early as CeBIT (March 13, 2003), ATi introduced its DirectX 9-capable GPU with Mobility Radeon 9600, as did nVIDIA...

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DirectX 9: Aquamark. intel. Intel's Dothan mobile processor has the trappings to boost performance while consuming less power. With a 2 MB L2 cache backed by Intel's 90-nm production technology, Dothan's promise is put to the test in a notebook from Winbook.....

DirectX 9: Aquamark. desktop graphics ambitions. ATi's high-end mobile graphics processor, the Mobility Radeon 9800 (M18), on paper, offers superior specs on all fronts. With eight pixel pipelines and a 256 bit memory interface, will ATi's latest close the...

DirectX 9, Continued. intel 915gm. Intel introduced the 915GM at the end of January, the first PCI Express chipset with an integrated graphics core for notebooks. Is the new model better and faster than its AGP predecessor, the 855GME? We decided to find out,...

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DirectX 9. gigabyte w511a is a multimedia notebook at an attractive price. Gigabyte is a relatively new player in the laptop and notebook market. Its W511A notebook promises a lot for its price. Based on our evaluation we can say that most of that promise is...

3DMark05 (Synthetic DirectX 9 Benchmark). hp adds amd. HP seeks to offer a sub-$1,500 notebook that is sturdy, quiet and powerful enough for office and Internet applications that run on a three-hour battery charge. Instead of relying on Intel's Centrino, does...

with such features as SATA, PCIe, and DDR2 dual channel memory support. Is switching over from the original Centrino to Sonoma worthwhile?. Unreal Tournament Comanche 4 DirectX 9 3DMark03 ...

Only a short while ago, ATi unveiled Radeon 9700 , currently the most advanced 3D chip for desktop systems. This chip brings highly impressive features to your screen, already meeting the future standards of Microsoft's upcoming DirectX 9. Things are all different...