hi,
i couldn't find the name of the chipset used in the new MacBook Pro 17", does anyone know, cause i was on their site and saw that the MBP 17 can take 8GB of DDR3, i was like "wah!!!"...
so does anyone know the name of the chipset used?
cheers,
Hanzo
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it is nVidia 9400
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i mean, something like if the MBP 17 uses Intel PM45 Express chipset...or something like this,
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Intel and AMD/ATI's newest chipsets also support 8GB memory.. and nVidia 9400G is the integrated graphics and is pretty much synonymous with their chipset.
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The new Macbooks use a chipset from nVidia. Therefore it does not have an Intel codename.
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ok,
thats why i couldn't find an intel express chipset that takes 8gb of DDR3, i think the max DDR3 that the current Intel Express chipset can take is 4gb...? -
Don't quote me but I'm pretty sure the Intel Mobile 4 Express series chipset (GM45/PM45) supports DDR3 RAM (up to 8GBs of it)
What chipset is it?
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by Hanzo Hasashi, Mar 2, 2009.