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| brickybob:
In other words, I'm comparing my laptop's graphics card to my desktop's. Radeon HD 3550 or Geforce 6150 SE. They both suck, just want to know which one is better. Better doesn't always mean good. |
| indyjones:
--- Quote from: brickybob on March 29, 2011, 08:59:13 PM ---In other words, I'm comparing my laptop's graphics card to my desktop's. Radeon HD 3550 or Geforce 6150 SE. They both suck, just want to know which one is better. Better doesn't always mean good. --- End quote --- Can we get some links? |
| Nickelob Ultra:
Radeon HD 3550. The 6150 SE is an integrated card, it cannot be sold individually and therefore is just soldered as a chip right onto the motherboard. The 3550 is an actual card itself, and generally cards > integrated chips. |
| brickybob:
--- Quote from: indyjones on March 29, 2011, 09:03:46 PM ---Can we get some links? --- End quote --- Geforce 6150se is somewhere in here. Radeon HD 2000 and 3000 series. I can't find anything dedicated to those vydia video cards, but somethings that pick around it. --- Quote from: Nickelob Ultra on March 29, 2011, 09:05:49 PM ---Radeon HD 3550. The 6150 SE is an integrated card, it cannot be sold individually and therefore is just soldered as a chip right onto the motherboard. The 3550 is an actual card itself, and generally cards > integrated chips. --- End quote --- But, the Radeon HD 3550 is in my laptop. error |
| Nickelob Ultra:
Hey, you said which one's BETTER. Typically most integrated video chips like the 6150 are just designed for very basic things, basically just show the display and what not. It's not designed for any gaming whatsoever in mind. The HD 3550 sounds like a mid-range card of its series, even if its old and the mobile version. |
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