ViDock Gfx: 2 Hi-Res Monitors for Notebooks

[Guest]

What I want to see is a crossfire express card. Since express card is PCI express,you should be able to make a mid range radeon card on pci express,without a DVI port,and set it up in a crossfire configuration to enhance the ability of the on board graphics. You could also make something similar that went in the mini pci-express slot instead of the wifi card.

 

[Guest]

What about latency? If you consider 70ms is hardly playable in FPS games this might actually hinder performance...

 

[Christopher1]

This is not a good solution for a perennial problem. The REAL solution is for no one to buy a notebook computer with an Intel Integrated Graphics Solution, and for the notebook companies to get off their butts and make the graphics cards in their notebooks upgradeable or offer a gaming class video card in them from the get go.
I mean, there have been MANY solutions over the years for putting an desktop video card in a notebook computer..... why haven't we started using them?

 

[Guest]

i Have an hp pavilion dv7 ... the processor and ram arre more than enough ( i7 , 6 gb ram) but the graphics card is an Intel HD graphics 3000 , and that is giving me problems... does anyone knows about this card?? how good is it ?? can i upgrade my laptop ?? please help

 

[Guest]

Of course, my laptop has no Expresscard outlet and my dad chose to go with the Intel HD 3000 graphics, while my dad got the same one but with an i7, Nvidia graphics, and a Expresscard outlet.