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2004-01-15 10:04 PM
2004-01-16 07:51 AM
Jay wrote:You will need 17"
There are many models to choose from and options on those models. (Also a new model NP8790 is due to come out with thae same WXGA17" Display).
Jay wrote:1 GB or more.
How much RAM?
Jay wrote:Cannot hurt, but I would prefer more than less with dual channel
Dual Channel RAM?
Jay wrote:I prefer nVidia, but got a HP ws with a Radeon recently and no complains until now ...
Video Card & Ram (the 8790 is to have a Radeon 9700 w 256 MBDDR) ?
Jay wrote:7200, RAID is AFAIK not helping much (I might be wrong here)
Raid 0 o1 or none?
5400 rpm or 7200 rpm Hard drive speed?
Jay wrote:Whoa!
My current laptop is a PIII 1.0Ghz 256MB. The OpenGL is very smooth in 3-D with my ATI Mobility 128AGP Card.
2004-01-16 10:33 AM
Djordje wrote:I've upgraded mine from 512 to 1GB... the computer seems much more faster in day to day tasks...Jay wrote:1 GB or more.
How much RAM?
2004-01-16 08:31 PM
Djordje wrote:I will be using a Dual monitor setup, so am not not quite sure if the savings on purchasing the 17" in the Laptop LCD, could help in purchasing a larger 2nd monitor.
You will need 17"
I prefer nVidia, but got a HP ws with a Radeon recently and no complains until now ...Until now
7200, RAID is AFAIK not helping much (I might be wrong here)Of course tha faster the HDD the better, but is this the best place to put the budget cash for the laptop. (again trying to also budget in a decent 2nd monitor)
I am surprised how well my existing is doing, but I now I will be much happied and I hope a little more productive. (I know that it is not the computer that makes one productive but it can't hurtJay wrote:Whoa!
My current laptop is a PIII 1.0Ghz 256MB. The OpenGL is very smooth in 3-D with my ATI Mobility 128AGP Card.You will be pleasantly surprised by the increase in speed!
2004-01-20 02:36 AM