The 6600 go is comparable a regular 6600 or 6600 GT?

[CHfan4ever]

Just wondering if the mobile 6600 go is comparable to the 6600 ( non gt) or the 6600 gt

thanks

 

[leedog2007]

i was wondering the same thing

 

[imported_humey]

Same as the 6800 go, i believe its inbetween and its oem mostly, ive seen a few shops own brands.

 

[MDE]

It's more like the standard 6600, just like the 6800 Go is like the standard 6800.

 

[CHfan4ever]

Ok then getting a laptop who have a 9700 pro 128m in it would be a better choice right?Cause the 9700 pro is superior than the regular 6600

 

[MDE]

Originally posted by: ifesfor
Ok then getting a laptop who have a 9700 pro 128m in it would be a better choice right?Cause the 9700 pro is superior than the regular 6600

Not really, because the Mobility 9700 is comparable to the desktop 9600XT.

 

[leedog2007]

depends on the price difference

 

[otispunkmeyer]

Originally posted by: humey
Same as the 6800 go, i believe its inbetween and its oem mostly, ive seen a few shops own brands.

the top version of that looks well nice, 12 pipes 5 verts, over 400mhz core clock, and some very fast GDDR3,

it actually has better specs than the standar 6800, being clocked higher in mem and core puts it some where between the 6800NU and GT, of course, power comes into play, and heat. i reckon it would rarely run at full speed, and if it did ...bye bye batteries.

 

[CHfan4ever]

So are you saying i should get a system, for gaming, with a 6600 go rather than a system with a 9700 pro?

 

[KevinH]

Originally posted by: ifesfor
So are you saying i should get a system, for gaming, with a 6600 go rather than a system with a 9700 pro?

You need to clarify what you're comparing here. The 9700 Pro is a desktop card...the Mobility 9700 is probably what you're talking about I presume. The 6600 go is built to go head to head with the Mobility X700. Both of these are a step ahead of the Mobility 9700 (quite sigfnicantly I might add). The two former cards break over 5000 on 3dmark2003 where as the Mobility 9700 hovers around 2900-3400 depending on how much you've overclocked. The Mobility 9700 isn't much more than a VERY sligthly overclocked Mobility 9600 Pro as it uses same core, same process with VERY sligthly higher timings. Ignore the naming conventions. It's completely fubared in the notebook market.

Given the choice, the 6600Go is a no brainer.

 

[imported_humey]

U know something i misread, i though he said GTo as in the 6800 Gto damn noob

 

[CHfan4ever]

Originally posted by: KevinH

Originally posted by: ifesfor
So are you saying i should get a system, for gaming, with a 6600 go rather than a system with a 9700 pro?

You need to clarify what you're comparing here. The 9700 Pro is a desktop card...the Mobility 9700 is probably what you're talking about I presume. The 6600 go is built to go head to head with the Mobility X700. Both of these are a step ahead of the Mobility 9700 (quite sigfnicantly I might add). The two former cards break over 5000 on 3dmark2003 where as the Mobility 9700 hovers around 2900-3400 depending on how much you've overclocked. The Mobility 9700 isn't much more than a VERY sligthly overclocked Mobility 9600 Pro as it uses same core, same process with VERY sligthly higher timings. Ignore the naming conventions. It's completely fubared in the notebook market.

Given the choice, the 6600Go is a no brainer.

Ok good thanks for clarifying that for me.I will get a system with the 6600 go.!!