By
Uwe v.d. Weyden,
published on May 31, 2001
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: toshiba, launches, its, satellite, into, orbit, with, nvidia | Themes: Business Notebooks
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: toshiba, launches, its, satellite, into, orbit, with, nvidia | Themes: Business Notebooks
Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Toshiba Worldwide
- 3. Positioning
- 4. GeForce Two Or More To Go
- 5. GeForce2 Go To Integration
- 6. Star Wars: Toshiba Satellite 2800-500 Vs. 2805-S402
- 7. Subwoofer For The Road
- 8. Satellite Power Management
- 9. Satellite Power Management, Continued
- 10. BIOS Vs. Setup-Program
- 11. Front View
- 12. Right View
- 13. Top View
- 14. Removing The Battery
5. GeForce2 Go To Integration
Most notebooks, including Toshiba's Satellite, use an onboard VGA solution.
This portion is well hidden at the backside of the notebook motherboard, underneath the FDD.
On the upper side of the notebook motherboard you will find the external 16 MB 64bit SDRAM video memory.
The 32bit SDRAM from Samsung is specified for up to 183MHz and offers quite some leeway for Overclocking. I personally do not expect to see any mobile graphics solution using 64 MB 128bit DDR very soon.
Sorry, NVIDIA, but how could this solution with external memory be smaller than a single chip with embedded memory?
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