Thank you for this detailed review.
I have one concern, though:
The review of the ASUS M6800N Notebook doesn't mention anywhere that this Notebook is very easy to overclock, both GPU- and CPU-wise.
The Radeon Mobility 9600 is also underclockable, so it produces less heat and uses less power (just like PowerPlay, which still isn't supported by ATI drivers). This is done with the <A HREF="http://atitool.ocfaq.com" target="_new">ATITool</A>. Users posting on the <A HREF="http://www.kickme.to/asusm6n" target="_new">ASUS M6N Forum</A> have reached clockspeeds as high as 460/260 (GPU/Mem) with it.
To overclock the CPU they use <A HREF="http://www.podien.de" target="_new">CPUCool</A> with which they reached a maximum clockspeed of almost 1,8GHz on the M6700N 1,4GHz without any special cooling added.
If you take this into account, the M6N should easily compete with the other notebooks in the benchmark.
Please at least add a paragraph to the review stating that the clockspeeds are not fix but easily customizeable to your demand in every situation. That yould make the review a lot more complete.
Please excuse my not so perfect english, it's not my native language as I am german.
greetings,
Flynn
I have one concern, though:
The review of the ASUS M6800N Notebook doesn't mention anywhere that this Notebook is very easy to overclock, both GPU- and CPU-wise.
The Radeon Mobility 9600 is also underclockable, so it produces less heat and uses less power (just like PowerPlay, which still isn't supported by ATI drivers). This is done with the <A HREF="http://atitool.ocfaq.com" target="_new">ATITool</A>. Users posting on the <A HREF="http://www.kickme.to/asusm6n" target="_new">ASUS M6N Forum</A> have reached clockspeeds as high as 460/260 (GPU/Mem) with it.
To overclock the CPU they use <A HREF="http://www.podien.de" target="_new">CPUCool</A> with which they reached a maximum clockspeed of almost 1,8GHz on the M6700N 1,4GHz without any special cooling added.
If you take this into account, the M6N should easily compete with the other notebooks in the benchmark.
Please at least add a paragraph to the review stating that the clockspeeds are not fix but easily customizeable to your demand in every situation. That yould make the review a lot more complete.
Please excuse my not so perfect english, it's not my native language as I am german.
greetings,
Flynn