NVIDIA gets official with GeForce 9400M GPU
By Darren Murph 
posted October 16th 2008 5:42AM
posted October 16th 2008 5:42AM
Not like NVIDIA really needed to waste the ink here, but it has decided to hover under the spotlight a bit more by officially introducing its GeForce 9400M GPU. Yeah, the same one Apple made official on its behalf yesterday. The single-chip design features 16 parallel processing cores, 54GFLOPs of processing power and promises 5x the graphics power over Intel's Centrino 2. In other words, this thing will come a lot closer to handling Crysis in a satisfactory manner than that lowly integrated set you're probably working with now. But you already knew that, now didn't you?[Via Physorg]
ahhhhh
My laptop has the Intel centrino 2 sticker but It has a 9800M GTS card, so I was a little confused lol.
thanks a lot.
So this is basically the next step integrated graphics chips..
So my 8600M GT gets up to 167F when I'm not even doing anything 3D related. I wonder if this one will surpass 200F. They may as well introduce a closed loop water system and let the steam generated extend your battery life.
Sorry to hear that, but on other notebooks fitted with 8600M GS such as the super-cheap BenQ S41, the Nvidia GPU idles at 134. The same is true of 8400M GS found on Dell's and HP's notebooks. Perhaps it's a problem with assembly, such as too much slather of thermal paste.
seems a cool chip I just hope that it does not FRY like the one that was included on a lot of those dell m1330. I had to replace the motherboard with an intel graphics chip because NVidia used a bad process making the GPU's useless and also Dell has a crappy way of fixing its motherboards they should had offer a mandatory recall because this was Nvidia's fault not dell......
enjoy your crappy chips !!!!!!!
And the drivers will still suck balls.