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  • jamesblunt2000
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    haha i didnt notice the date just post and leave the page

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  • zeealpal
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    Bit late...

    Originally posted by jamesblunt2000 View Post
    nvdia is good i gues
    Reply is a little late is it not? 4 years?

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  • jamesblunt2000
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    nvdia is good i gues

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  • tekmate
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    If you want to play games go Nvidia I have used laptops with the 950 and Penguin Racer is as hard core as you can get even with a dual core and a gig of ram.

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  • Svartalf
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    Indeed. Just don't expect the GMA950 to do a lot of fancy things- the machine doesn't have vertex processing on the GPU, relying on the CPU to do that sort of work, which it doesn't do anywhere near as well.

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  • liqor_mortis
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    Thanks for the speedy reply. Seems like an easy decision, proper open source drivers too!

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  • Michael
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    The NVIDIA option will provide slightly better performance... Though if you're just doing desktop office tasks with Beryl/Compiz you should be able to get by fine with the Intel GMA 950.

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  • liqor_mortis
    started a topic Choosing a Dell Laptop

    Choosing a Dell Laptop

    Having decided to put my money where my mouth is, I'm currently choosing options on a Dell Inspiron laptop with ubuntu installed.

    My question is this: Dell offer two graphics options, either the intel GMA 950 or the nvidia Go 7300, and I'm not sure which to choose. The nvidia option carries a $79 premium.

    Given that this laptop will be used for mainly office tasks with beryl/compiz active, does the nv chipset offer any real advantages?

    Thanks for any and all advice.
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