well while Iwas surf'n around I came across this article @ Hot Hardware
http://www.hothardware.com/viewarticle.aspx

It's about the sickest Mobile Graphics accelerator you could think about if' it's all about pure speed

Nvidia's GeForce Go 7950GTX

here some sweet specs of it

NVIDIA GeForce Go 7950 GTX Specifications:

Flagship Performance Crammed Into a Notebook
NVIDIA CineFX 4.0 Shading Architecture

Vertex Shaders:

Support for Microsoft DirectX 9.0 Vertex Shader 3.0
Displacement mapping
Geometry instancing
Infinite length vertex programs

Pixel Shaders:
Support for DirectX 9.0 Pixel Shader 3.0
Full pixel branching support
Support for Multiple Render Targets (MRTs)
Infinite length pixel programs

Next-Generation Texture Engine:
Accelerated texture access
Up to 16 textures per rendering pass
Support for 16-bit floating point format and 32-bit floating point format
Support for non-power of two textures
Support for sRGB texture format for gamma textures DirectX and S3TC texture compression
Full 128-bit studio-quality floating point precision through the entire rendering pipeline with native hardware support for 32bpp, 64bpp, and 128bpp rendering modes

API Support:

.Complete DirectX support, including the latest version of Microsoft DirectX 9.0 Shader Model 3.0
.Full OpenGL support, including OpenGL 2.0

64-Bit Texture Filtering and Blending:

.Delivers true high dynamic range (HDR) lighting support
.Full floating point support throughout entire pipeline
.Floating point filtering improves the quality of images in motion .Floating point texturing drives new levels of clarity and image detail .Floating point frame buffer blending gives detail to special effects like motion blur and explosions

NVIDIA Intellisample 4.0 Technology:

.Advanced 16x anisotropic filtering (with up to 128 Taps)
.Blistering- fast antialiasing and compression performance .Gamma-adjusted rotated-grid antialiasing removes jagged edges for incredible image quality
.Transparent multisampling and transparent supersampling modes boost antialiasing quality to new levels
.Support for normal map compression
.Support for advanced lossless compression algorithms for color, texture, and z-data at even higher resolutions and frame rates
.Fast z-clear

NVIDIA UltraShadow II Technology:

.Designed to enhance the performance of shadow-intensive games

NVIDIA Digital Vibrance Control (DVC) 3.0 Technology:

.DVC color controls
.DVC image sharpening controls

Advanced Display Functionality:

. Dual integrated 400MHz RAMDACs for display resolutions up to and including 2048x1536 at 85Hz
.Full NVIDIA nView multi-display technology capability

NVIDIA PureVideo Technology:

.Dedicated on-chip video processor
.High-definition H.264, MPEG2 and WMV9 decode acceleration
.Advanced spatial-temporal de-interlacing
.Inverse telecine (2:2 and 3:2 pull-down correction)
.High-quality video scaling
.Video color correction
.Microsoft Video Mixing Renderer (VMR) supports multiple video windows with full video quality and features in each window


Composited Desktop Hardware Engine:

. Video post-processing
.Real-time desktop compositing
.Accelerated antialiased text rendering
.Pixel shader-driven special effects and animation

Advanced Engineering:

.Designed for PCI Express x16
.Designed for high-speed GDDR3 memory
.Designed around MXM constraints
.Same Thermal, Power, and Space constraints as GeForce Go 7900 GTX

Operating Systems:

.Microsoft Vista
.Windows XP/Windows XP 64
.Windows ME
.Windows 2000
.Linux
.Macintosh OS X



The GeForce Go 7950 GTX:
Exposed


The GeForce Go 7950 GTX:
Rear-View


The GeForce Go 7950 GTX: MXM Module:


But yes it's something nice from the Green camp, though it still lacks Combined FSAA & HDR support, so waiting for a G80 is very worthwhile it, but if FSAA ain't such of importance and HDR with pure speed is it's the best to get for the Laptop Gamers market

otherwise there is ATi's M56 Mobillity Radeon X1800XT

I wonder how they are able to keep these high end graphics chips cool in a notebook.

Yeah, i understand your point...but you have to think in general...a Notebook equipped with a X700 is enough i believe..true high end chips are basically senseless. You are not allowed to carry heavy things?
A notebook with a Core 2 Duo, 2GB Ram, 250GB HDD and Geforce 7950GTX is heavy.

Gaming is very nice but notebooks are not designed for stuff like this.
And, as gamma mentioned, how they keep things like this monster cool? I wonder how long these notebooks are fully functional.

btw: I'm not jandarsun8

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Um, just was looking over this post when I seen my name on here with nothing behind it. Did I post something and it go deleted? Just was wondering cuz I generally try not to cause problems, just thought it was odd, that's all.

LOL, no prob man.     Just was confused.