3Ghz Laptop

I wouldn't know how long it would take before one is commercially available, but some have overclocked the X7800 in the Asus G2S to 3 Ghz already. You'd have to do it yourself though, and you'd have to be lucky, and you'd better have a notebook cooler

1. "old Turion X2"? I just bought this laptop last November.
2. What is the speed difference between the Turion 64 X2 2.0GHz chip vs. Core2Duo 2Ghz chip? Can you point me in a direction to see a comparison chart to reference?
3. Also, my computer really isn't "struggling", but POWER, man! lol (I use it for web development & graphic design)

Thanks,
Shad

1) What I meant by old is the fact that the Turion line hasn't seen an update in years. Where as the Intel line has gone from the Core Duo (merom), Core2Duo, Core2Duo (santa rosa) and now the Penryn Core2's.

2)http://www.tomshardware.com/2007/0 [...] age11.html
Not exactly the best review, but you get the idea. The new Penryn's will be even better than the Core2's in the review.

3) Wouldn't we all like more power? lol

Yes, discrete and dedicated are one in the same. Basically meaning you get an actual card (like in a desktop) instead of something that is part of the motherboard. If you want to do anything that is graphic intensive, avoid an integrated/shared solution.

Thanks.

That notebook isn't worth $800, and this thread is a year old.