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Reposting this since I didnt get much of a response...

I'm deciding between systems with the following video cards...does anyone know which one will be the best/worst for running games, in particular I like to play FS2002.

- Fujitsu P1.6 w/ ATI® Mobility Radeon™ with 16MB

- Toshiba C1.2 w/ Trident CyberALADDiN-T graphics controller w/16MB external UMA video memory

- S3 Super Savage graphics controller w/16MB internal video memory

Anyone know what the difference is btw "external" and "internal" is that the diff. btw on-board and shared?

I also want to use this thing as a DVD player to hook into a TV.

Will XGA resolution hurt my experience gaming or watching DVDs? I figure I can tap into a regular CRT at times.

I know Dell has some systems with UXGA and 32MB NVidia Cards..but from my experience Dell laptops suck otherwise.

Also, does anyone know if there are PCMCIA video cards available?

Thanks for any help,
DJmadnan

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Reposting this since I didnt get much of a response...


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Looks like a fairly decisive response to me. You could at least just bump your thread instead of starting a new one! :p

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- Fujitsu P1.6 w/ ATI® Mobility Radeon™ with 16MB

- Toshiba C1.2 w/ Trident CyberALADDiN-T graphics controller w/16MB external UMA video memory

- S3 Super Savage graphics controller w/16MB internal video memory


I'd certainly go for the Radeon.

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Anyone know what the difference is btw "external" and "internal" is that the diff. btw on-board and shared?


No idea about their terminology but I assume one of them is coming out of your system RAM...

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I know Dell has some systems with UXGA and 32MB NVidia Cards..but from my experience Dell laptops suck otherwise.


Not my experience, nor many of my friends'. Assuming you're not talking about the Radeon Mobility 7500, would the GeForce 2 Go outperform an original Mobility Radeon? Haven't seen any benchmarks myself. Could you get the GeForce 4 Go?

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Also, does anyone know if there are PCMCIA video cards available?


Not heard of any myself.

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