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Fant en test av AMD 64 Turion.

 

Acer Aspire AS5000 Review

 

In our initial tests, we found that the Turion is no Pentium M killer, but it shows promise and is a worthy competitor to In-tel's processors.
skriver www.pcmag.com

 

PC MAGAZINE has the first worldwide AMD Turion Notebook. The Acer Aspire AS5000 costs only $1099 direct and boosts a 64bit processor, 512MB DDR memeory and a 60GB hard drive on top of a DVD writer. PCMag seems to prefer the Dell Centrino-based Inspiron 6000 because it is less expensive, has more life battery, performs better and weighs less.
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AMD Turion notebook disappoints
skriver www.theinquirer.net

 

PS: Noen som har andre Turion 64 tester? Sett lite av dem.. :hmm:

 

 

Edit: Batteritiden på Acers Aspire AS5000 kan dere se på testen. Turion har dårligere batterilevetid enn Pentium-M (Centrino). (Iallefall mellom Dell 6000 og Acer Aspire AS5000)

 

The biggest question about a Turion-equipped notebook is whether it will perform well while sustaining good battery life. We ran several performance and battery tests in order to test the Aspire 5000 and the Turion 64. Overall, the Aspire AS5000 performed admirably, especially for a value system. BatteryMark results were good, as were SYSMark 2004 scores.

 

The Acer's Turion is rated above the two Pentium Ms in processor power, at 35 watts (although Intel and AMD measure this differently). The Turion 64–based Acer has a larger screen, which draws more power from the battery, but it also has a larger battery, which offsets that.

 

 

Noen Benchmarks.

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Acer Aspire AS5000 Review

 

skriver www.pcmag.com

 

skriver www.theinquirer.net

 

Noen Benchmarks.

Dette er elendig bruk av kilder, bare én (!) av linkene dine fungerer skikkelig. Vennligst legg med direktelinker til de artiklene du siterer fra neste gang.

 

Jeg fant likevel linkene du siterer fra:

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,1786093,00.asp

 

Benchmark results

The biggest question about a Turion-equipped notebook is whether it will perform well while sustaining good battery life. We ran several performance and battery tests in order to test the Aspire 5000 and the Turion 64. Overall, the Aspire AS5000 performed admirably, especially for a value system. BatteryMark results were good, as were SYSMark 2004 scores. The Aspire 5000 uses integrated graphics, courtesy of SiS Corp., and though this is fine for Web browsing and DVD playback, don't expect to run many games on the Aspire 5000.
We got our hands on the Acer Aspire 5000—the first system to ship with the AMD Turion 64 Mobile Technology ML-30 (Turion 64 for short).

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The Aspire 5000 uses a 1.6-GHz Turion 64 processor. We acquired two Intel notebooks with similar configurations. The Dell Latitude D610 has the latest-generation Centrino solution, including the new 1.6-GHz Pentium M 730 with a 533-MHz FSB. Gateway's M210 has an older Centrino chip, including the 1.6-GHz Pentium M 725 with a 400-MHz FSB.

 

All three test units have the same processor clock speed, similar RAM, and integrated graphics. The two Intel notebooks have 14.1-inch screens; the Acer's screen is larger, at 15.4 inches. Screen size plays a role in battery life, because bigger screens tend to drain the battery more. The battery's size is another factor affecting longevity; larger bat-teries last longer. The Latitude D610 and Gateway M210 have smaller batteries (53-Wh and 49-Wh, respectively) than the Acer's 65-Wh battery.

 

The Acer's Turion is rated above the two Pentium Ms in processor power, at 35 watts (although Intel and AMD measure this differently). The Turion 64–based Acer has a larger screen, which draws more power from the battery, but it also has a larger battery, which offsets that.

De testet altså en Turion 64 ML-30 1.6GHz (35W), og når den får 3 timer og 15 minutter batteritid så lover det bra for batteritiden for bærbare med Turion 64 MT-XX (25W) synes jeg :)

 

http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=22861

PC Magazine has the first worldwide AMD Turion Notebook. The Acer Aspire AS5000 costs only $1099 direct and boosts a 64bit processor, 512MB DDR memeory and a 60GB hard drive on top of a DVD writer. PCMag seems to prefer the Dell Centrino-based Inspiron 6000 because it is less expensive, has more life battery, performs better and weighs less.

Men disse artiklene handler om Acer Aspire AS5000 og altså IKKE Acer Aspire 5020 som det er snakk om her.

 

Det er faktisk en enorm forskjell på disse både i pris og funksjonalitet. Acer Aspire AS5000 benytter brikkesettet SiSM760GX med integrert SiS Mirage 2-grafikk og sånn sett skikkelig lavende, mens Acer Aspire 5020 benytter brikkesettet ATI Radeon Xpress 200M og ATI Mobility Radeon X700-grafikk og er sånn sett mer høyende.

 

Jeg tror det kan være lurt å vente på flere og skikkelige tester av Turion 64-bærbare før du feller noen endelig dom. Selv ser jeg frem til en test av MSI MegaBook S270 som virker å være en glimrende Turion 64-bærbar, og den kan du lese mer om her:

http://forum.hardware.no/index.php?showtopic=401137

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