no, x4500 can't play game. According to benchmarks it is about 10 times slower then the nvidea 7600, which is about 6 times slower then the 8800, which is selling for < $100 and is about 6 times slower then the best cards out there today.
So in total it is around 360 times slower then the top cards. That is a full 360 degrees of suckage.
"Rounding out a mobile-focused summer for the company, Intel said it also plans to unveil eight processors within 90 days that will include first-ever mobile quad-core products and second-generation products for ultra-thin and light notebooks."
Mobile Penryn and "N" was already shipping. New IGP and WiMax wasn't.... and still aren't. The only new thing that is shipping based on this launch is the supporting ATI and Nvidia discrete graphics card. Where are the 3D perf figures on the X4500? Can X4500 play games compatibly? Where are the HD video perf figures? Where are the review of that? Not there because it is complete vaporware.
no, x4500 can't play game. According to benchmarks it is about 10 times slower then the nvidea 7600, which is about 6 times slower then the 8800, which is selling for < $100 and is about 6 times slower then the best cards out there today.
So in total it is around 360 times slower then the top cards. That is a full 360 degrees of suckage.
"Rounding out a mobile-focused summer for the company, Intel said it also plans to unveil eight processors within 90 days that will include first-ever mobile quad-core products and second-generation products for ultra-thin and light notebooks."
Mobile Penryn and "N" was already shipping. New IGP and WiMax wasn't.... and still aren't. The only new thing that is shipping based on this launch is the supporting ATI and Nvidia discrete graphics card. Where are the 3D perf figures on the X4500? Can X4500 play games compatibly? Where are the HD video perf figures? Where are the review of that? Not there because it is complete vaporware.