Friday, August 3, 2007
Performance Class 3
ATI Mobility Radeon X600
ATI Mobility Radeon X600 is a lower middle graphic card for notebooks of the X000 series (also the 1000 series). Its performance is identical with the AGP chip Mobility Radeon 9700 (technically similar). The X700 is clearly better. X600 was replaced by the X1400.
Also a ATI Mobilty Radeon X600SE or X600 SE is inserted in some notebooks. This is a slower X600 with Hypermemory (only 32 MB own memory according to forum reports) and about 700 points in 3DMark 05.
Specification
- performance class: 3
- series: Mobility Radeon X000
- codename: M24
- pipeline: 4 pixel-pipelines and 2 vertex-pipelines
- clock: chip: 400 MHz, memory: 250 MHz
- memory: DDR/DDR2, maximum upgrade: 256 MB, bus: 128 bit
- directX: 9, Shader Model 2.0
- features: 110nm, PCI-E, SMOOTHVISION 2.1, SMARTSHADER 2.0, POWERPLAY 5.0 und VPU RECOVER I
NVidia GeForce 8400M GT
NVidia GeForce 8400M GT is the DirectX 10 capable successor of the GeForce Go 7400 for laptops and technologically a slower 8600M GS video card. The performance is slightly above the 7400 and therefore it can represent current games fluently with reduced details / resolutions. For people who play occasionally, it may be sufficient.
The particularity of this video card are the "Unified Shader". Pixel- and vertex-shaders do not exist any more but 16 of the so called stream processors do the graphic work.
Specifications
- NVidia GeForce 8400M GT
- manufacturer: NVidia
- performance class: 3
- series: GeForce 8M
- codename: G84M
- chip clock: 450 MHz
- memory clock: 600 MHz
- memory bus: 128 bit
- hardware acceleration: DirectX 10, Shader 4.0
- maximal memory: 512 MB
- shared memory: no
- features: Shader clock frequence 900 MHz, PureVideo technology (H.264, VC-1, MPEG2, WMV9 decoding acceleration), HDCP-capable, PowerMizer 7.0 power management (dynamic switching between performance and energy economizing), HDR (High Dynamic-Range Lighting), designed for Windows Vista, 16x full screen AA, 16x AF independent of angles, 128-Bit HDR illumination with AA, PCI-E 16x, OpenGL 2.1, Gigathread technology
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