Laptop with NVIDIA Ge Force 8200M G

[Bumba]

Hi,
I want to know about the laptop with configuration as given below:
HCL Leaptop B38
Intel C2D T 5800, 2mb Cache,
Nvidia Ge Force 8200M G
15.4"WXGA
approx cost -Rs 38K
use - Besides regular work, movies and play games like Fifa 08/09
Any Suggestions please.*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/images/icons/icon7.gif

 

[ashu888ashu888]

Well if u jus wanna play games like fifa 08/09 , then tat gpu (nVIDIA) will solve ur purpose,.. no doubt..

But I dunno if u really wanna stick to tat budget or extend tat budget a lil bit more and get a HP DV series lappy with 9xxx series of gpu..

If tats ur ONLY budget (of 38K) then 8200M is a good option..
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Cheers n e-peace...

 

[IronManForever]

Why HCL? There are better brands. Acer 4530 should be better for your work!

 

[MetalheadGautham]

8200 is old. 9 series required to play latest games

read
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=104892

Says who ?
8200 and 8300 are still awesome, and 9100, 9200, 9300 and 9400 are just refreshes.

9400 > 9300 >= 8300 > 9200 > 8200 >= 9100 > 8100 in performance with the difference hardly being a few frames between first and last, and after looking at Shantanu's review of 9100 which he says can run CoD5, I doubt 8200 would be bad.

 

[IronManForever]

^ 9100 is better than 8200 considering better support for CUDA and Physx.

 

[MetalheadGautham]

WHO would use CUDA on onboard ? Hardly any apps available.
And FORGET Physx.

 

[Bumba]

Why HCL? There are better brands. Acer 4530 should be better for your work!

I have fascination for 15.4" screen.
I am not sure which make provides C2D with Nvidia within 40k - 45k.

 

[IronManForever]

WHO would use CUDA on onboard ? Hardly any apps available.
And FORGET Physx.

I used to think like that. But Physx drivers gave marginally better performance when compared to older drivers in gaming. And every bit-of-performance is helpful when we are talking about budget<->mid-end laptops..

And yeah, CUDA can be really helpful, in a laptop, which does not have powerful CPUs when compared to desktop counterparts. I know of media-conversion apps that support it. There must be more apps, that I don't know of.. And with time such apps are bound to increase.

Also, 9100 is better at decoding than 8200, with VC1 support added over the ones that 8200 has.

I have fascination for 15.4" screen.
I am not sure which make provides C2D with Nvidia within 40k - 45k.

Then Maybe the HCL is okay for you. BTW, If you can extend the budget to 48k, you have Dell Vostro with ATi HD 3450 which is pretty good.