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| Author | Hugo Jobling |
| Published | 26th Nov 2008 |
Comments for Fujitsu Launches Amilo Graphics Booster
Darfuria said on 26th November 2008
Peter said on 26th November 2008
Personally I would like to know how the graphics get back onto the laptop screen.
thewelshbrummie said on 26th November 2008
The Asus ROG XG Station uses the Expresscard slot: I thought the Graphics Booster used the AMD XGP port that provides 8 PCI-E 2.0 lanes, rather than the one offered by Expresscard...
@Peter I assume you just need to connect the Graphics Booster using the XGP cable... and supply it with DC power.
Robovski said on 27th November 2008
I've been wanting something like this since I got a laptop. Can't come fast enough.
Ed said on 27th November 2008
@Robovski
I'm totally with you. I think this is one of the most exciting technologies in years.
Xiphias said on 28th November 2008
At slightly below AGP 1x speeds I wouldn't expect full 3870 performance from this
Jay said on 30th November 2008
so say ur laptop GPU has given up the game and died (from the nvidia problems) could you use this as a replacement?
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Ooh - it'll be interesting to see the increase in performance whilst using one of these.