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so yeah, i decided to get myself a new laptop.

 

*drums*

 

TOSHIBA P100-SD8.... whats in it you ask?

 

Intel Centrino Duo T2500 2.0GHz

2GB Dual Channel DDR2 667MHz

Nvidia Geforce 7900GS 256MB GDDR3

120GB S-ATA Hard Drive

17" WSGA+ Screen

2.1 Harmon/Kardon Speakers

Windows XP Professional with Media Center Edition

 

so yeah... im broke now. this is a canada exclusive model and starts at 2299.99$ CAD.

 

 

Ill see you all on the BATTLEFIELD!!!

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heres pics... pretty simple, but built very nice:

 

http://www.cnet.com.au/i/r/2006/mobilecomp/notebooks/22054743/sc003.jpghttp://www.cnet.com.au/i/r/2006/mobilecomp/notebooks/22054743/sc002.jpg

 

http://www.cnet.com.au/i/r/2006/mobilecomp/notebooks/22054743/sc001.jpghttp://www.cnet.com.au/i/r/2006/mobilecomp/notebooks/22054743/sc004.jpg

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the only thing about laptop is KEEP them tiddy and clean so they can run at tip top as they don't have the muscle of desktops.

 

other than that, WOOT :thumbsup:

agreed, first thing i did was disable the 20 some apps on startup :(

 

i love it though, ive tried killing it with a game, but so far i have had no luck. F.E.A.R. i have 57fps on max settings.

 

i want to tweak it now considering the go 7900 GS is just a downclocked version of the 7900GTX. considering the GPU in this, it still runs cooler than my compaq with an amd 64 3000+ with a geforce 440 go. So i think i have some leverage on the cooling system in this laptop. as for the cpu, i want to mess with it a little more, but im scared!

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by the way, im looking for a portible tv turner. so if anyone knows anything about quality recording, can you point me to a good expresscard or USB2.0 tv tuner card?
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oh yeah its definatly pci-e... i wouldnt of gone near the thing if it was using legacy connections. As you can see by the specs below, it is using the g71 core, with downclocked memory, 4 disabled pipelines (still is 24 of them though), and 1 disabled vertex shader. if anything, i want to be able to mess with it when the next wave of games comes out, right now it runs everything maxed out and its not really required. ive oced my compaq laptop with a desktop amd 64 3000+ cpu, but the video card wasnt worth touching.

 

nVidia GeForce Go 7900 GS:

 

Manufacturer: nVidia

Series: GeForce 7

GPU: G71M

Release Date: 2006-04-18

Interface: PCI-E

Core Clock: 375 MHz

Memory Clock: 500 MHz (1000 DDR)

Memory Bandwidth: 32 GB/sec

Shader Operations: 7500 Operations/sec

Pixel Fill Rate: 6000 MPixels/sec

Texture Fill Rate: 6000 MTexels/sec

Vertex Operations: 656.25 MVertices/sec

 

Noise Level: ?

Framebuffer: 512 MB

Memory Type: GDDR3

Memory Bus Type: 64x4 (256 bit)

DirectX Compliance: 9.0

PS Version: 3.0

VS Version: 3.0

Transistors: 278 million

Process: 90 nm

Fragment Pipelines: 20 (24)

Vertex Pipelines: 7 (8)

Texture Units: 16 (24)

Raster Operators 16

 

 

nVidia GeForce Go 7900 GTX

 

Manufacturer: nVidia

Series: GeForce 7

GPU: G71M

Release Date: 2006-04-18

Interface: PCI-E

Core Clock: 500 MHz

Memory Clock: 600 MHz (1200 DDR)

Memory Bandwidth: 38.4 GB/sec

Shader Operations: 12000 Operations/sec

Pixel Fill Rate: 8000 MPixels/sec

Texture Fill Rate: 12000 MTexels/sec

Vertex Operations: 1000 MVertices/sec

 

Noise Level: ?

Framebuffer: 512 MB

Memory Type: GDDR3

Memory Bus Type: 64x4 (256 bit)

DirectX Compliance: 9.0

PS Version: 3.0

VS Version: 3.0

Transistors: 278 million

Process: 90 nm

Fragment Pipelines: 24

Vertex Pipelines: 8

Texture Units: 24

Raster Operators 16

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