Radeon Mobility 9000 vs. 9200

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    Mako Shark mynameis's Avatar
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    Radeon Mobility 9000 vs. 9200

    Which is better and by how much?

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    i was told the radeon 9000 is on par with an fx 5200, which is garbage so you would think a 9200 would be better but then lower models outperform higher models when it comes to ati so its hard to say but id go with the 9200 IMO, if the 9000 is on par with an fx 5200 then your better off with the 9200, even if it isnt better than the 5200 and is worse....it doesnt matter either way eh.
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    My R9000 32mb does ok. I found benchies that compare the R9200 to FX 5200 GO, the Radeon is definantly better.

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    Well in non-mobile chips the 9200 (aka 8500) outperforms the 9000 (aka ~8500LE/SE)
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