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  1. 10th July 2009, 07:44 AM #21
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    Default Re: Acer MXM Models and Cards

    any hope for 4937G using MXM ?
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  2. 10th July 2009, 12:31 PM #22
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    Quote Originally Posted by kisetsu17 View Post
    Actually right now I am planning to open it up.. Although what keeps me from doing it is the fact that I have no idea how I'd remove the bottom part of the laptop with all the disk drives, ports and stuff blocking the way. I'll post pictures in a new thread once I officially decide to ask help to open up the laptop, but first I have to mentally prepare myself.

    Anywho, about how much would I expect an HD 4650 to cost? I was digging up 9600M GT's for sale at eBay and they cost somewhere about $200 there, but the HD 4650's are just a tad bit faster, right? So it's just right to expect that it has more or less the same price as 9600M GT?
    Expect this.

    @ Lee_what: I'm not sure - the 4937G hasn't shown up on my usual sources, so I can't verify that it's MXM just yet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TehSuigi View Post
    Expect this.

    @ Lee_what: I'm not sure - the 4937G hasn't shown up on my usual sources, so I can't verify that it's MXM just yet.
    Wow. That's definitely a handful. Haha. I hope I could indeed save up for that.
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    I'd rather spend the cash on an X25-M 80GB SSD - that would speed up EVERYTHING on my system, instead of just games.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TehSuigi View Post
    I'd rather spend the cash on an X25-M 80GB SSD - that would speed up EVERYTHING on my system, instead of just games.
    What is that suppose to be. Sounds interesting. Mind explain in details?
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    Quote Originally Posted by DarkSilver View Post
    What is that suppose to be. Sounds interesting. Mind explain in details?
    The X25 is a SSD. A really good one.

    http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/...-SSD,2012.html
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    Quote Originally Posted by DarkSilver View Post
    What is that suppose to be. Sounds interesting. Mind explain in details?
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    Is it just me, or SSDs are improving only launch times and have barely anything in common with the performance afterwards? Well they may improve for example in-game load times, but I don't think that it's worth it, at least for now (high cost, low space). This is just me after all.
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    Yeah a 7200rpm HDD + GFX card would beat just a move to an SSD.
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    Default Re: Acer MXM Models and Cards

    Also true, but a graphics card rarely makes an impact on overall computer performance outside of games.
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